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San Diego by DesignAncient Chinese traditions energize a new custom home in Santaluz |
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Interview with a NovelistRenowned writer Anne Rice shares her thoughts on Hurricane Katrina, living in San Diego and the recent rediscovery of her own spirituality |
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Destiny, Dynasty & the Copleys (Part I of II)The San Diego Union-Tribune is a far cry from the small-town newspaper Colonel Ira Copley adopted some 80 years ago. It may not have lived up to Copley’s pledge to always provide readers with... |
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| From Our Readers: December 2005 | Archive » |
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Cleaning up after Mike Aguirre; starstruck in the Valley; and cost accounting in the mayor's races. |
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| City Files: Front Pages | Archive » |
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San Diegans pitch in with Katrina relief. Plus: The Hollywood orbit lands in town; a new Thanksgiving tradition; and the film-fan man. |
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| Party Pics: Seen | Archive » |
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Jazz in La Jolla, a shore thing and happenings 'round the Globe. |
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| Restaurant Reviews: Confidential | Archive » |
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Don't let Confidential's good looks and celebrity pedigree fool you. It’s not what it seems. |
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| Wine Reviews: Wine Review | Archive » |
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The premiere of our tasty wine column. |
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| Foodie Gossip: Hot Stuff | Archive » |
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What’s hot. What’s not. Who’s in. Who’s out. |
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| Sound: Rolling into Petco Park | Archive » |
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The Rolling Stones roll into Petco Park. |
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| Stuff: Be Jeweled | Archive » |
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Beauty watch: the hottest fall and winter makeup trends. |
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| The Native: Giverny, Blastulas, Monsters and Lunch | Archive » |
| Tom Blair's I on San Diego: Over Before It's Over | Archive » |
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The Padres' post-season was over before it was over. |
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| Driven: Super-Luxury Maybach is a 'Five-Diamond' Ride | Archive » |
| Profile: Robert M. Biter | Archive » |
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Dr. Robert Biter helps women celebrate life at both ends of its fragile cycle. |
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| Dialogue with Tom Blair: Carl Cohn | Archive » |
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San Diego's new school superintendent has a tought act to follow. has a tough act to follow. That may be a good thing. Tapped this summer to succeed Alan Bersin, Carl Cohn brings solid credentials. |
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| Business: (Under)Performing Arts Center | Archive » |
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El Cajon’s civic leaders wrestle with how best to get the East County Performing Arts Center back on its financial feet, while Poway and Escondido seem to have found the right formula——for now. |
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| Inside: A Newspaper Story | Archive » |
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Native bragging rights and a not-so-boastworthy experiment using our public transit. |
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| Journal: Questionable Politics | Archive » |
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Has official San Diego always been so confusing and obfuscated? Which way is up? Who's on first? And what the heck is a pension obligation bond? |
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