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For the Week of
May 15-21, 2003

Cover Story: Back to the Land
T.C. Boyle's 'Drop City' is not so loosely based on two legendary Sonoma County communes. Gretchen Giles separates fact from fiction.


News: Get Off the Bus
Budget woes lead to public transportation cuts.


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Soul Men: Born of the men's movement, still drumming up spirited discussions, the Redwood Men's Center prepares for its annual all-male retreat.

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Critic's Picks: A guide to the week's best arts, theater and music events.

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Flying Down to Neo: 'The Matrix Reloaded' repeats the obvious.

Calling Mr. Fork: Tough guy Harlan Coben takes on Eddie Murphy and 'Daddy Day Care.'

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Blues Notes: John Hammond is 'Ready for Love'.

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Too Much Robbins: 'Villa Incognito' out-Robbins Tom Robbins.

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Standard of Excellence: Dazzled by cheese at the Farmhouse Inn.


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