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 For the Week of
May 11-18, 2005

Cover Story: On Your Record:
Art Main thought his criminal record was ancient history--until it blocked him from getting a job.

Nüz: Tanning the Tannery; Preaching to the Choir; Barn Obit; KZSC Laughs; Craft-tastic.

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Rev: All Things Motorcycle: Part 1: You concentrate totally on riding. It calms you. And because you are so focused, you see everything.

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Big Bangs: On the combustive impact of 'Guide.'

Smashup: A cycle of L.A. crime begins with a carjacking and ends with a feel-good blur in 'Crash.'

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Born Under a Budget: Stanton Moore brings one-time pickup band Frequinox through town to play some classics of soul jazz.

In Praise of Music: Ariose Singers move from secular choir music to the sacred.

The Rock Show: Taraf de Haïdouks; Terry Riley's 70th birthday celebration.

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A Tale of Two Takaras: In which our intrepid food writer compares and contrasts two restaurants in the same local small chain.


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