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Bars, Clubs & Cafes

newspaper cover For the Week of
March 14-21, 2001

Cover: That '70s Show
When quintessential roadhouse Club Zayante closed its doors in 1983, it signaled the end of an era in Santa Cruz.


News: Nüz
Nisene Marks State Park plan looks at Lyme disease and more; state Sen. Bruce McPherson ducks for cover; Medea Benjamin envisions a Santa Cruz MUD.


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Bruce Bratton: San Francisco Mime Troupe creator R.G. Davis presents 'Symbiogenesis' at the Loudon Nelson Community Center; this week's movies.

Work: Palm Someday.

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Novel Method: In her new book, 'The Biographer's Tale,' A.S. Byatt educates her readers on subjects arcane and erudite.

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Fast Foodward: Even culinary snobs are delighted by the fresh fare at Carpo's.

Word of Mouth: Westside Coffee Company keeps the strong stuff flowing.

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In Fidel: Julian Schnabel's 'Before Night Falls' travels in the footsteps of Cuban poet Reinaldo Arenas.

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Weekly World Web: Making up for past wrongs, one chimp at a time.


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