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Critics often claim that jazz has lacked a galvanizing movement or trailblazer since the death of John Coltrane in 1967. But when the history of the music’s past quarter century is written, there will be a long chapter or two on the wave of Latin American musicians who have transformed Latin…

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So far the Republican convention has been all about courage, compassion and lauding our War President for possessing ample quantities of both, including the theater-in-the-round stage designed to highlight the president’s strength and authority, and the Deco-inspired lectern meant to invoke …

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Having trouble deciding who to vote for on Nov. 2? Confused about who is a Republican and who is a Democrat? Do you listen to the candidates and get confused by their triangulations?

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Despite his band being an obvious crowd favorite at the Monterey Battle of the Bands Finals, Eric Gilmore, lead singer of Bullettooth, had a rough evening on the night of the competition finals against other local rock groups like Retribution, FSU, Liquid 8, and Righteous Anger. After their …

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The front-page news in London last Wednesday was a story that the NY Times and LA Times both missed. President Bush’s special envoy to Iraq, James Baker (you may remember him most recently as W’s spokesman during the 2000 Florida recount), was trying to persuade many nations to forgive Iraq’…