Issue: May 06, 2004
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‘Stage’ presence
Sierra Nevada’s long-awaited TV music series is about to debut. It looks exciting. Now the question is: Just how big will it become?
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Chico to Fallujah and back
Chicoan comes home from Iraq to share his story.
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A.S. battles tight budget
Student leaders argue over textbooks, positions.
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A humane end?
Paradise may take over Chico’s shelter services; Humane Society shelter could close.
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Brick drops live music; promoter moves to Senator
With live music on its way out at the Brick Works, promoter Justin Maximov moves on to The Senator.
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Historic pouring
Work begins on reconstruction of an ancient Chapter House at the Vina monastery.
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Nightmare in the Middle East
Revelations of torture in Iraq are like a bad dream.
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Letters for May 6, 2004
Our always-sharp readers let us know what they think.
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Everybody’s business
Pitas pounce, seniors score and parade marches onThe sisters of Sigma Kappa on parade.
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A Wonzong in my heart
After 30 years at Chico State, theater professor Randy Wonzong directs his final stage production.
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Chaos is funny
Cast brings humor to the hysteria in Butte College’s spring production, Noel Coward’s Present Laughter.
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Rocked with Gina Gershon
Movie star Gina Gershon gets her rock on in IFC reality series.
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Loretta Lynn
Country legend Loretta Lynn writes a stunning batch of new songs, which are given an amazing dynamic treatment by producer, arranger and White Stripes front man Jack White.
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Eric Clapton
Clapton reheats Robert Johnson serves him up in a dish half hot and half cold.
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Snow Patrol
Pretty perfect poppy recording from Scotland’s Snow Patrol.
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Outsider art
Ex-Pavement drummer Gary Young forgoes indie in favor of obscurity.
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Higher place
A little older and a little heavier, the Pixies were no less inspirational and impossibly perfect at reunion show in Davis.
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Rumpus room
Southern Culture on the Skids take Sierra Nevada Brewery on a ride.
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The perfect wiener
It’s not Yankee Stadium, Henri says, but Chico has some good dogs.
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Hello, illusions
Good Bye, Lenin! takes a ‘semi-comic’ look at pre and post cold war Germany.
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Sloth cinema
Great actors in a moronic story can still make a critic laugh, a little.
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