As the days get shorter and the grill covers come out, most of us shelve our taste for barbeque until next summer. However, for those determined to make the tasty art of char-grilled meats smothered in sauce a year-round delight, The BBQ House is the answer you’ve been looking for.

During last semester’s spring break, Record Street Café closed its kitchen. Now less than a year later its doors have opened again, this time as a brewery that operates from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. Though the transformation from café to brewery is vast, new owner Joe Morandi said it will maintain the same atmosphere.

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Art Williamson knew almost everything about Chris Ford, although Ford didn’t know much about his longtime barber. So to fix this problem Ford, a University of Nevada, Reno grad, started making things up.

Though Amendment 21 has been open since February, I have really only known it as a bar.

Pirate’s Pizza theme doesn’t ruin dining experience.

Considering my horrible encounter with an immature crowd the last time I saw a show at New Oasis, I was concerned about entering the Del tha Funkee Homosapien concert this past Saturday night.

The Reno Indie Competition brings movie makers from all over the world.

California Street restaurant mixes great Greek cooking with Chinese cuisine.

Sneakerheads, b-boys and hype fiends freckled the ballroom full of college students, making the usual rap concert audience a minority to the everyday student population present.

Reno will become a little more colorful when people flock to the Peppermill Casino as it hosts the National Tattoo Association’s Tattoo Convention this week.

Friendly staff and Italian atmosphere don’t make up for over-priced food.

Getting a tattoo can be an intimidating process. But with a push in the right direction even the timid out there can muster up the courage to get some ink.

Though April’s warm grasp seems to have taken hold of campus, the Joe Crowley Student Union’s lawn will see a great deal of snow, about 45 tons of it.

One of the University’s closest and most unique dining experiences, the Record Street Café, quietly closed its doors over Spring Break.

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• Presidents debate drinking age limits
• Tutoring center starts charging
• UNR employee under investigation for possible child porn
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• News Brief: Passport fair open to students and faculty
• University students shop thrifty, save money for tuition
• News Brief:Annual poster sale starts this week
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• Greeks rush to recruit members

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