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Cover For the Week of
December 4-11, 2002

Cover: Where The Action Is
A political action committee sparked the biggest controversy in last month's election, but few people know the real story on PACs --and how much influence they have on local elections.


News: Nüz
Residents bid farewell to two councilmembers--and say hello to three familiar faces.


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Bruce Bratton: Housing and traffic problems affect biotech industry; KUSP plans changes.

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Wafer Clause: 'The Crime of Father Amaro' is a justly popular--and scandalous--melodrama from Mexico.

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Surround Sound: Local music icon Rick Walker makes music from anything and everything he can lay his hands on.

The Rock Show: Keepin' It Real.

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Sward Swallower: Local poet Robert Sward finds himself tangled up in the web of mysticism and offbeat wisdom that is his father's legacy.

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Soif's Up: Streamlined for action, downtown Santa Cruz's urbane new wine bar offers comfort and dazzle to grateful bon vivants.


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