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 For the Week of
March 3-10, 2004

Cover Story: We Love You, Elvis!
Some critics think Elvis Costello's 'North' was a fine idea at the time--now it's a brilliant mistake. Others, like Greg Cahill, adore the album.

King of America: The Boho's resident Elvis Costello fans still love a man out of time.

News: Gas Gauge
Marin mom's campaign drive for cleaner cars.

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Finding the Moon: A cursory examination of all things lunar.

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Critic's Picks: A guide to the week's best arts, theater and music events.

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Schuur Thing: Jazz singer Diane Schuur soars on latest project.

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Left vs. Right: The bipolar world of Al Franken.

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Date Night: Zazu passes the roadhouse road test.

Swirl 'n' Spit: Roshambo Winery.


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