Issue: September 02, 2004
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Sam’s cudgel
A numerical snapshot of our favorite corporation, Wal-Mart.
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Zap! UPD carries Tasers
Campus police call it a “tool” that’s safe and effective.
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Final budget mix of good, bad news
County finalizes, adopts budget full of one-time fixes.
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Police pursuit precedes fatal accident
Police pursuit ends in fatal crash.
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Schools can’t win for losin’
Some “program improvement” schools are on the state’s radar.
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This family is not impressed
Remembering those who have died in Iraq.
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Letters for September 2, 2004
Our always-sharp readers let us know what they think.
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Silver bullet
University Police chief took silver in 1984 Olympics.
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Everybody’s business
Not-so-great news for: Spectra-Physics, Krispy Kreme and Chuck Patterson.
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A community production
The new Alliance of Chico-area Theatres seeks to solidify Chico’s theater identity.
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Hollywood Animal
Nobody knows Hollywood better than Joe Eszterhas and now he tells all.
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www.Adbusters.org
World of big business analyzed, satirized and criticized on adbusters.org.
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Michael Rose
Black Uhuru’s Michael Rose puts out impressive Best of.
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Sha sha redemption
Ben Kweller wins over Chico State crowd with tight jeans and love songs.
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Tuscan formations
Think all chain restaurants are bad? You haven’t been to The Olive Garden lately.
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Hero without a face
Nameless warrior fights for Chinese empire in colorful martial arts spectacle Hero.
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Usual suspect
Suspect Zero delivers for the serial-killer genre, but not for much else.
This article was published on 09.02.04