Issue: October 03, 2002
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Beyond snobbery
Why are Chico’s restaurants so much better than they used to be?
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Cream rises
Not quite 6 months old, Yummy’s already has loyal following.
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Giacomo’s Place
Sicilian Café chef James Taylor on his passion for food.
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Playboy: Chico State slipping
Playboy lists CSUC no. two party school, makes everyone mad.
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Oh, crap: E. coli scare false alarm
Water is A-OK with no E. coli.
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More for your money?
What’s your fee? Deans propose $200 a year for “enhancements.”
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Child support collections up under new program
Criminal prosecutions of deadbeat parents much rarer, but more money is coming in.
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Letters for October 3, 2002
Our always-sharp readers let us know what they think.
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Cheesespread
Politics, prurience and apostasy from the good reverend.
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Top of the world, Ma!
Music news and musings from a double-helixed columnist.
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Was that a tux?
Political dish and commentary from the CN&R’s editor.
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Personal impressions …
Artist Tellesen’s new paintings include a large temporary mural at Moxie’s.
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Mother’s kitchen
Collecting old cookbooks is about history as much as it is about food.
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Reading art
A new show of conceptual art at the Coyote Gallery examines the book as art form.
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Bringing the world home
The ninth-annual Chico World Music Festival looks to win crowds with some relatively unknown artists.
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Drive past the past …
Former Chicoan Omarr Escoffie visits from L.A. with new band at Mr. Lucky.
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Of onions and frogs
The N&R talks to bassist Les Claypool of Primus fame about his new cast of characters in Frog Brigade.
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Take that, Buster
Jackie Chan shows that he has something in common with classic funny men like Buster Keaton.
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Fastidious about food
Health inspectors are on the prowl for hazards in Chico’s restaurants.
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Your report, please
Response when asked to see most recent health inspection report.
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5 questions with … Jeff Schlicht of AuctionSniper.com
5 questions with Jeff Schlicht of AuctionSniper.com.
This article was published on 10.03.02