Issue: November 18, 2004
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California dreaming
In just one year, former Pleasant Valley High School and Butte College football standout Aaron Rodgers has gone from obscurity to the spotlight as starting quarterback for the nationally ranked Cal Bears.
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Going for gold
Chico State to invest big-time in fundraising veep, office.
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Botched Keene case reversed
Conviction of Assemblyman Rick Keene’s client in a 1997 murder case reversed due to Keene’s poor defense.
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Letters for November 18, 2004
Our always-sharp readers let us know what they think.
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The sanctity of marriage
Just what is ‘traditional marriage,’ anyway? My lesbian sister and her wife want to know.
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Much more than fair
Butte College pulls out all the stops for fall musical, My Fair Lady.
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Wild Animus
An enormous ego and a million bucks is all you need to crap out a book like Wild Animus.
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Dress for Success
Donate your professional clothing to help low-income women get jobs.
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Magic Slim & the Teardrops
Chicago bluesman Magic Slim hits the ground rockin’ on new CD.
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Sierra serenade
Gorgeous songs for the heart at Sierra Nevada from both Erin McKeown and The Waifs.
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Dreaming of a dark Christmas
The Polar Express is an ‘enchanting and melancholy’ addition to the Christmas movie canon.
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Youth doesn’t pay
Bright Young Things follows rich kid instant gratification as adapted from Evelyn Waugh’s Vile Bodies
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