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Archive for July 16, 2006

Post-modern Guinn
Gov. Kenny Guinn and the first lady are to select an artist to paint the governor's portrait. The portrait will hang regally in the state Capitol among portraits of other Nevada governors.
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Jeff Simpson describes the personal side of the very successful George Maloof
Hanging with movie actors, TV stars and NBA players. Hosting MTV and Playboy shows and events. Attracting the hip and the beautiful to his nightclubs. Creating the first themed hotel suites with windowed showers in ...
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FLASHPOINT
FLASHPOINT
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Hal Rothman describes how the town has perfected the arts of service, entertainment
Stadiums full of partisans singing the national anthem of their country, "God Save the Queen" or "Inno di Mameli," the Italian national anthem, showed the spectacle of international sport.
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Editorial: Protecting ice cream
A Homeland Security Department inspector general's report shows that a petting zoo, a kangaroo conservation center and an event called "Bean Fest" are among thousands of potential terrorist targets listed in the agency's database.
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Editorial: An act of faith
According to a story in Friday's Las Vegas Sun, Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev., has put the $1.5 million earmark in the Senate's energy and water appropriations bill for 2007, along with some terse ...
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Letter: Right to breathe tops right to smoke
The surgeon general's recent 709-page comprehensive scientific report puts to rest the belief that smoking only hurts smokers. The report details the extreme dangers of secondhand smoke.
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Letter: With a little effort, recycling works
The point of recycling is ecological, not financial reward for refuse companies. There simply is not enough safe land space to house the nondegradable result of our modern lifestyle.
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Letter: Bush's lies paid for in American lives
He blasted Iraq, Iran and North Korea with his sophomoric statement the "Axis of Evil," a statement that is coming home to roost squarely at the White House doorstep.
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Letter: Valedictorian wasn't only graduate there
All the same, I can't help but feel she may have been a bit selfish in her valedictorian speech.
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Letter: Let's talk about how our freedoms work
Frankly, I feel that both the ACLU and the conservatives have completely missed the boat on this issue. The founders of our country defended our right to both freedom of religion and freedom of speech. ...
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Editorial: The price of life
While prescription drug costs are soaring across the board, a recent USA Today report shows that the cost of cancer drug prescriptions rose about 16 percent last year, compared with the average 3 percent for ...
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LOOKING IN ON: HIGHER EDUCATION
UNLV's Creative Writing program won another mantle of respect recently when one of its Schaeffer fellows was named as a 2007 O. Henry prize winner.
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John Katsilometes talks to a Las Vegas woman who was absolutely bubbly over the chance to meet with her soap opera heroes in New York City
"I got there and they were all like, 'You're from Vegas? Wow! How cool. You grew up there?' " said Lou, a 29-year-old Bonanza High School and CCSN grad who has been a fan of ...
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Democrats blue over rural vote
John Murray wants to talk about getting Democrats elected in November, but all Carol Sirnes wants to talk about is her husband, Slim. He died in December. She leads Murray around her property, a collection ...
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Ethics courses are all about doing the right thing
It's taught at UNLV, of course - but weren't those UNLV dental students who were caught in June hijacking a professor's password in order to tinker with patient records?
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