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From Our Archives

• Swept Away: Give in to the rapture of Wong Kar Wai’s stylish, simmering ‘2046’
• Forging Ahead: With most of its internal problems behind it, the Santa Cruz AIDS Project marks World AIDS Day on December 1 with a new sense of purpose and, at long last, peace
• Bright Nights: The SCICA walks the walk
• C is for Cookie: Larry Pearson has the edge in a very sweet business
• Poetry Corner:
• Going into Labor: Reel Works Labor Film Fest ready to roll
• The Other Side of Paradise: They’ve chucked conventional society aside, decided to live by their own rules and set up camp in remote regions of the Santa Cruz Mountains. A tale of forest dwellers, dumpster-divers and squatters that turns consumerism on its ambitious little head.
• Cow Palace: Why twelve cows and a gaggle of artists might just launch one of the summer’s most inventive art exhibits
• Lucky Child: Author Loung Ung chronicles her post-Khmer Rouge life
• The Great ’Sphere: Estradasphere braves nature’s wrath on tour