As your nose reaches the top most step,

An aroma of Tandoori yumminess  

wafts into your hungry self.

A smile may begin to appear

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List of past and present regular authors:

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• Alan C. Miller
• Roberta Millstein
• John Troidl
• Colin Walsh

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The Davisite is a multi-authored community blog by and for Davisites.  It covers a wide range of topics – especially politics, but also art, education, environment, “slices of life” pieces, and more.  It seeks to provide a space where Davisites can discuss issues freely without fear of personal attack, promoting community, fostering participatory democracy, and seeking accountability from public officials.  In short, it gives Davisites a voice.  New authors are always welcome, on a one-time basis, a regular basis, or anywhere in between. If you are interested in writing for the Davisite, contact Roberta Millstein.

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