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 For the Week of
March 29-April 5, 2006

Cover Story: The Goldies 2006:
Once again, you picked the best of Santa Cruz to be honored with the one and only Goldies Award for 2005. Nice work!

A Natural Progression?: Chris Krohn may have lost his beard, but his politics remain the same as he throws his hat into the District 3 county supe's ring.

Nüz: No Free Lunches.

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Rev: Virtue: He thinks a gas tax would make the Saudis angry because we're asking for more oil but increasing the price to lower demand.

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Cosmic Trigger: Range shooting comes to a downtown art gallery.

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The New Insincerity: 'Thank You for Smoking' is sharp and funny--but why does no one want to admit it's politically correct?

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No Sleep Till Austin: At SXSW conference, the key to longevity in the music business is to do what you love and love what you do.

Müz: Coming Attractions.

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

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Cowboy Up!: Buffalo burgers, yam cakes and the obligatory Sloppy Jed win over the greenhorns at Felton's Cowboy Bar and Grill.


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