Issue: March 04, 2004
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Weighty decisions
More and more Americans are choosing to undergo weight-loss surgery with hopes of shedding serious pounds and improving their health. It’s not a course to take lightly.
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Beeler bounced
Connelly beats Beeler, other supes incumbents win.
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Perplexing pizza receipt labels ‘gay’ customer
Woodstock’s says it’s sorry but can’t pinpoint what happened.
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Judge rules against Enloe
Nurses log a win; pharmacy takes on Enloe Medical Center.
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Hate crime has Zingg riled
Racism rears its ugly head on campus.
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Downstroke
Insurance rates, tobacco stocks, mountain bikes, paranoia.
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Challenging Goliath
How long will Enloe Medical Center survive without making consessions to its employees?
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Letters for March 4, 2004
Our always-sharp readers let us know what they think.
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Everybody’s business
Pow wow is on, libraries get CDs and Jasco is on to new old things.
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Demons in our midst
Waning Solstice, an independent fantasy-horror film, is filmed in Chico.
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But can you prove it?
School of the Arts production of award-winning Proof adds up to compelling drama.
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Bands on the run
Two independent Sacramento bands test the road with their rock experiments.
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Mellow gold
KCSC brought out the indie heavyweights for its first Music Explosion.
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Potluck polenta
Here’s a quick and easy recipe for a wintertime treat.
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The goriest story ever told
Mel Gibson’s Passion somehow avoids NC-17 rating with extended torture story of Jesus’ last hours on Earth.
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