Issue: September 01, 2005
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Living on the edge:
Two young Muslim men share their views on living in Chico, their religion and terrorism.
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Red tags, red flags
Two-home project in Butte Creek Canyon hides larger proposed development.
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Sex offender? Pack your bags
New law would restrict registered offenders from living near schools, parks.
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YRE-lovers hope for trustee turnaround
Five year-round schools will go ‘traditional’ to save dollars.
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Letters for September 1, 2005
Our always-sharp readers let us know what they think.
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Is the party over?
CSUC student Matt Crawford thinks the school’s party days may be behind it.
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Culture vulture
In which Culture Vulture again compares Christian values to current political reality.
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Everybody’s business
Cancer study, mall possiblities and a rant.
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The Devil went down to Chico
Katie Perry and Devil Kat Rock Productions keep the rock rolling.
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Blowing it, big time
Chico State Jazz Studies professor and trumpeter Rocky Winslow has played with everyone.
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Where’s the remote?
Flipping through the channels and finding the best and worst of current television offerings.
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Retrospective: 1995-2005
Rhino’s retrospective of seminal alt-country rockers Son Volt.
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Keep comin’ ’round here, again
Tom Petty and The Black Crows pull into Sleep Train.
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Once upon a time warp
Terry Gilliam’s ‘comic-surrealist’ The Brothers Grimm is fun but mostly disappointing.
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