News: Seeing the Light
Peninsula scientist Berhard Haisch and two associates think they have uncovered a sea of light in physics which turns Newton's law on its head and opens the door for science fiction-like science.
Paper Home: Bruce Bratton uncovers the secrets of Metro Santa Cruz's new home, the Leonard Building.
Sights and Sounds: A trio of psychobilly bands take the Aptos Club to hell and back.
Notes From the Underground: Royal Crown Revue takes out a Palookaville crowd with tommy-gun swing and pachuco boogie.
Digit Goes to College: Walter Kirn's novel 'Thumbsucker' takes an idiosyncratic look at the coming-of-age novel.
Smartmouth: Capitola Esplanade favorite Caffé Lido returns after a menu makeover and a facility facelift.
A La Carte: There's no need to go to bed early when Avanti is open late.
Ending in Style: Director Don McKellar talks about how Canadians face the final days in his new film 'Last Night.'
Running on Empty: 'Sleepy Hollow' missing more than just its head.
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