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Cover For the Week of
December 26, 2001-January 2, 2002

Cover: The Nüz That Was
In 2001, Santa Cruz continued its great tradition of redefining normal. Breastfeeding moms went topless; irate cyclists painted their own bike lane; UC profs got miffed when they didn't make the patriotic blacklist; Umbrella Man vanished and Mr. Twister headed north to Alaska.



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Bruce Bratton: New Year's predictions.

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Not an Eye Opener: 'Vanilla Sky' stirs up the subconscious.

Nutty Professor: Russell Crowe gnashes Nash in 'A Beautiful Mind.'

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Sights & Sounds: Local bands the Creeps and Blueprint are forces to reckon with.

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Seasoned Sukeroku: For 20 years this tiny sushi bar has offered the delicious comforts of fresh fish and hot sake.

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Will Power: Political satirist Will Durst gets ready to kiss off this crappy year.


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