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 For the Week of
March 6-12, 2003

Cover: Generation Rx
Can troubled kids find mental health at the local pharmacy?


News: Naked Aggression
Sonoma County women bear witness for peace by baring ass.

Border Dispute: Healdsburg doctors boycott GlaxoSmithKline.


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Funk Daddy: Painter Wally Hedrick goes on strike.

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

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Munched: The documentary 'Lost in La Mancha' traces the Terry Gilliam's quixotic attempt to film Cervantes.

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Marking Time: Violin virtuoso Mark O'Connor has the world on a string.

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Long Live the King: The Pasta King, the Spaghetti Palace and his pasta kingdom.


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