Issue: September 16, 2004
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Did you miss these?
Ten stories the national news media should have covered big-time but didn’t.
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The good fight
Journalist Amy Goodman brings her message of the dangers of corporate-influenced media to Chico.
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Measure D campaign gets scary
Campaigners for and against Measure D are in a dirty battle over the choice to allow gene-altered lifeforms to be raised in Butte County.
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Downstroke
Esplanade House’s Taylor quits; Students use rivalry to get out vote; Lindscheid will head new Chico baseball team, name for team still sought.
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A clear conflict of interest
The charges against Scott Brown are bogus, but he’s not off the hook.
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The fortunate son
Military-family values and the Bush administration.
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Letters for September 16, 2004
Our always-sharp readers let us know what they think.
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Everybody’s business
Biz students shine, Fifth Street Clothing may move and Marriott construction moves along.
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Life is a festival
The crew at Chico State gears up for this year’s Chico World Music Festival.
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Train in vain
Chico Cabaret breaks musical form with two-character drama/comedy Last Train to Nibroc.
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Something fishy
Blue Room’s Red Herring offers a rich two hours of comedy theater well worth spying on.
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Nicole Miller memorial
Memorial for Chico resident killed in 9/11 plane crash.
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Summer rains
June Panic’s songwriting character still retains low-fi roots.
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Apocalypso!
Video game as motion picture works second time around.
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Roaming thriller
Cellular is a game thriller with a loopy sense of humor about itself.
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