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Chris Ravlin: The Lion King
Last year about this time, I bought tickets to see the Lion
King production on Broadway. My wife had mentioned that she wanted
to see the play and I thought that tickets would be a nice Christmas
surprise. However, it was me who was surprised to find out that
the play was sold out a year in advance. [...]
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Holly Stage: Home Sweat Home
It all started one day when my boyfriend of
two years, Louis,
casually said, Holl, instead of renting, why
don't we buy a
house? We had been neighbors for the
past couple of years
(actually, that's how we met). And were
planning on moving in
together in the next couple of months. [...]
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Holly Stage: When the past makes contact
About a year ago I received a letter in the
mail, from a woman
I had never met before, but changed my life
forever. The letter
was from a woman claiming to be my birth
mother. Now, being adopted,
I really never expected her to come looking for
me. I had always
envisioned I would be the [...]
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Carlos Rubinstein: Oktoberfest, 1999
In every installment of Smoke Rings, Carlos
spins his thoughts on issues ranging from
Technology to Cigars to every little annoyance
of San Francisco Life. This issue, Carlos sits
in for Avery and Janet at the Oktoberfest
celebration at The Toronado bar in San
Francisco's Lower Haight.
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Carlos Rubinstein: Short Stories
Both the name of his favorite cigars
and a good description of this
week's article, Carlos vents about
issues ranging from Elian Gonzales
to Mayor Willie Brown. [...]
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Chris Ravlin: Where have you gone, Joe Lieberman?
As the election draws closer, Chris
remembers an angrier, more self-assured
Joe Lieberman. In this issue's political report,
Chris Ravlin reflects on Lieberman's political
life and wonders if this gool ol' Joe's best days
are behind him.
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Chris Ravlin: The truth about tobacco...
It's one thing to be against the use of tobacco -
it's another thing to suggest vandalism as a
solution to the problem. Chris gets fed up and
lays it on the line, telling the truth about The
Truth.
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