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 There’s something about Chico...

Whatever your perception of Chico State and Chico,      you’re probably right. Unless you’re wrong. That’s because, quite simply, there’s something about Chico that makes it a magnet for ratings, rankings and reputations. So here’s a look at some of the fame, infamy and just plain silliness that is heaped on the school by people who a.) are right, or b.) probably should know better. 

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 Also in this edition:

‘Blue Room’ has its own take on plays

by Lauren Evans – In 1994 the Blue Room Theatre opened its doors to the public. This one-of-a-kind venue offers the Chico community plays that spark appeal to the intelligent and hip masses. (more)

Photo by Jonathan Glen

Shubert’s celebrates 67 years of decadence

by Ashley Carter – Chico’s oldest ice cream and candy store, located downtown on 7th Street, continues to make history with its traditional entrepreneurship this holiday season. (more)

Photo by Jenna Severi

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Chico masses still go to the movies

by Carli Thorkelson Movie fans throughout the country wait for the DVD to be released rather than watching on the big screen, but in Chico, moviegoers are waiting in long lines. (more)

Photo by Susan Brockus

In the (sports) club at Chico State

by Kevin Snyder – If you’re feeling a little bit out shape, miss feeling part of a team, of if you were an athletic stud in high school pining for the glory days of old, then Chico State’s recreational sports department has your remedy. (more)

Photo by Debbie Schuster

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New athletic director shows great potential

by Tim Gilmour – Anita Barker, who came to Chico in 1990, was made athletic director this year. With Barker, bias and favoritism go out the window because the student-athlete is her first objective.  (more)

Photo courtesy of California State University, Chico Department of Intercollegiate Athletics

Professor brings worldly knowledge

by Mike Rosinski –  She may not have the tattered brown hat, the signature quips or the hand-to-hand combat skills, but one Chico State professor shares a special distinction with Indiana Jones.  (more)

Photo courtesy of Kate Transchel

Rock ’n’ roll all night, teacher every day

by Maritza Rodriguez – Chico State jazz instructor Rocky Winslow not only teaches the music, but lives it. Winslow, who usually tours during breaks in the school year, toured this fall with Paul Anka and played with trumpet great Roger Ingram. (more)

Photo courtesy of Chico News & Review

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