Issue: February 19, 2004
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Seeds of (genetic) change
Canadian farmer comes to town to warn of the dangers of genetically altered food crops.
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High-stakes standoff
The Indian tribe that owns Feather Falls Casino has one thing to say to Gov. Schwarzenegger: “Back off.”
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Back from the front
Sgt. Garth Talbott, 182nd Airborne, shares tales of war in Iraq.
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Downstroke
School programs face execution, Bush finally does something right, county workers reject furlough plan.
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Letters for February 19, 2004
Our always-sharp readers let us know what they think.
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Everybody’s business
What’s in a name, kudos to construction and guitars for charity.
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Pointing the way
Chico Community Ballet teaches young dancers the art of discipline.
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Love is misery
Blue Room takes on Stephen King thriller Misery admirably.
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It’s pretty big
Chico Theater Company’s take on famous movie is mildly entertaining.
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The Elected
The first great album of 2004: The Elected, Me First.
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If a tree falls in the forest…
Bruce Cockburn searches the world for the sounds of injustice.
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Wine and roses
Country legend George Jones ain’t drinkin', but he’s still smokin'.
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Tasty tacos
Meet the 16-year-old whiz kid who manages her family’s business.
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Feels like the first time
Sandler and Barrymore team up again for twisted love and more than a few laughs.
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