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taxpayer money bails out Wall Street, we don’t hear right-wing pundits railing at socialism but, when healthcare may be provided to the middle class, working class and the poor, well, that’s socialism and we can’t have that. Such hypocrisy is shameful. Unfortunately, many Democrats have also received substantial contributions from the insurance and pharmaceutical industries which is obviously a conf lict of interests. This is not Democracy. At what point do we call campaign contributions bribery? President Obama was elected along with a majority of Democrats in Congress to initiate change. Healthcare reform is a place to draw a line in the sand for the benefit of most of our citizens. A huge majority of Americans want healthcare to be available for all and affordable, not to enrich the already wealthy companies.

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nusual amid the conflict and turmoil that currently plagues Sonoma State University, Project Censored has undergone a smooth and peaceful transition. The highly esteemed media research group of faculty and students who ferret out and then spotlight news stories that lack yet deserve national coverage has quietly changed its directorship. Peter Phillips, on board the project for the past 15 years and at the helm for the past 13, has handed the title off to Ben Frymer, an SSU professor of liberal studies with a Ph.D. in sociology. “I did 13 years and 13 books, so it’s time to get someone else involved,� Phillips

says. “I really want to expand the Project Censored model to universities all over the world, because I believe that universities are where fact-checking occurs. There’s a huge amount of information out on the internet, and people aren’t sure what to trust. I want to get universities validating news stories and literally create a whole system that undermines the corporate media propaganda system.� Started as a grassroots effort at SSU in 1976 by Carl Jensen, Project Censored aims to train students in media research and pursue free press rights in the United States. Some 18 years later, Phillips, a sociology professor with a Ph.D. in political science and a 20-year career in nonprofit management, was hired at the school. Jensen approached him shortly

afterward and offered him the directorship. “It was just that quick,� Phillips recalls. “I thought about it for a few weeks, but it gave me a very interesting platform and the ability to talk about social issues in a broad way. It’s a big plus of the job.� Phillips shadowed Jensen for two years before officially taking over in 1996. He continued teaching sociology of media and media censorship at the same time, and both classes work toward the production of the annual book, Censored: Media Democracy in Action, that features the top 25 nationally most underreported news stories. Surrounded by hundreds of books on shelves and in boxes in his office in Stevenson Hall, Phillips sits at his computer and discusses the transformation wrought &&

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day of class. I have already asked two graduate students to help me at the door. “Hold the line� is the phrase from high school football days with which I have been coaching them. When I went to a state university for undergraduate education, the tuition was only a few hundred dollars. Sonoma State now costs almost $5,000 a year in fees, plus room and board, other living expenses and books that often cost over $100 each. Life is not easy for California State University students. California’s failing public higher education system does not bode well for our state’s future. We need better educated rather than noneducated citizens for our rapidly changing world. California and our nation will surely pay the costs of the current budget cuts, which will hurt generations of families. The current fear and stress are likely to erupt into chaos, anger and possibly protest in the early days of SSU’s pending semester and elsewhere on the other 22 CSU campuses as the cuts’ consequences sink in. Things will be bad enough this fall, but much deeper cuts are expected for the spring. New and transfer students will not be permitted to enroll this spring, and many lecturers are expected to disappear. The 2010–2011 academic year looks even worse. The toll of these cuts upon the quality of life in California will be tremendous. If Californians want to regenerate our declining higher educational system, we have to invest in and pay for it. The bare bones are not yet visible. When they are, expect the wounded to justifiably cry out. It is a good time for SSU students and their parents, teachers, staff and California citizens to pull together to support each other and defend the threatened CSU system.

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Shepherd Bliss teaches part-time at SSU and owns a small farm in Sebastopol. He has contributed to two dozen books, most recently to the new ‘Ecotherapy: Healing with Nature in Mind.’ Open Mic is a weekly feature in the Bohemian. We welcome your contribution. To have your topical essay of 700 words considered for publication, write openmic@bohemian.com.

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since their subjects were under severe emotional stress, caring for dying loved ones. But the team rose to the challenge, changed the protocol to include collecting positive data, and thereafter observed that those people who were able to pay attention to positive events during difficulties seemed to cope better. “So we hypothesized,� Moskowitz explains, “that it was this positive emotion that helped them to cope.� From that evolved the present study in which individuals under severe stress are taught a range of positive practices, from mindfulness exercises to gratitude journals, as a means of improving their ability to cope. “It’s not a magical list and not all the skills are attractive to all people,� Moskowitz says. “It’s a buffet. You don’t have to try them all.� On the skills, the gratitude journal is one that struck me most because that was what Nancy used to help her cope with terminal illness. According to Moskowitz, the gratitude entries are a daily exercise, and they do not have to be grand or extensive. “It can be really simple,� Moskowitz says. “Maybe just a good cup of coffee you had that day.� I am enjoying a good cup of coffee right now, and I’m grateful not only for the coffee, but for Nancy’s deeply inspiring example to appreciate the small things and to practice gratitude even in the worst possible circumstances. “Today I saw a variation on the Mystery Spot bumper sticker,� Nancy wrote in her last months. “Cut the thing in half and switch nouns, and it’s a suggestion: Spot Mystery.� I’ve noticed that whenever I’m on the lookout for mystery, it’s much harder to be consumed by stress.

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With a Friend like Craig Last night, I woke up in a cold sweat. I’d had a dream about Craigslist. In it, I trolled unhappily through the job section. The plain text of blue links passed before my eyes. I could sell my eggs and win a $25 Starbucks gift card. I could take an experimental medication that would pay the rent but might cause kidney failure. In my dream, I hunched over the laptop with clammy palms and peered into the ominous, pale glow of the terrible future. I woke up, only to remember that I have no eggs to sell and that Craigslist haunts my waking life, too. I’m trying to start a career at one of the worst times in recent memory to be doing so. This week is past the midway point in

my summer internship here at the Bohemian. At the other side of that hump, I am faced with a big, gaping void. I graduated college this past June, which for me only means one thing: no matter how hard I beg, they won’t let me come back in September. I went to a big, fancy, private school and got a big, fancy degree, but in this economy I’m still more or less unemployable. The unemployment rate is somewhere around 9.7 percent, the highest in years. And what about the unemployment rate for troubled industries like my much-bedraggled journalism? What about for people with impractical degrees like my beloved BA in American studies? What does American studies even mean, anyway? Students and parents should be prepared for the post-graduation freak-out, but don’t let me scare you. Though the terrible yapping voices of career doubt and economic uncertainty wake me up at night with their

fearsome screams, there are other calmer voices that lull me back to sleep. “Day by day,� they say in soothing motivational-speaker cadence, or (with a slightly French accent) “Man is condemned to be free.� I like to hum this last one to myself when I visit a friend in San Francisco who snagged a high-paying corporate gig right out of school and lives in a ridiculous SoMa apartment for successful young professionals replete with a climbing wall and other posh amenities. It would be fun to live somewhere like this and fun to have a hefty paycheck, but I’m not jealous of my friend and her two-year contract, her endless hours of data entry and her Sunday afternoons spent at the office. With my uncertainty, I have freedom. Who knows what I’ll be doing two years from now, but today I’m working on figuring out tomorrow. I’m cuddling up with Craig and diving into infinite possibility—or so I tell myself.—D.H. '+ THE BOHEMIAN

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Over Before It Ends? I ran into an old high school friend the other day. She was the high school friend I meant to keep in touch with, but time and space and separate worlds make it impossible. Niceties were exchanged. Phone numbers were updated. Families were asked about. Tidbits of gossip were shared. But when the reminiscing ran its course, she diverted back to the question I was hoping to avoid: “So, what are you doing these days?� “Well . . .� Where to start? How deep do I want to go? Shoot, how much time does she have? Can this even be sufficiently summed up in a well-packed two-sentence answer? I could tell her I just had a bad break-up with my boyfriend and am still trying to make sense of it. Is that too much information? No one likes a Denny Downer. I could tell her about the coffee company I work for making lattes. Maybe as a side note, but no. I’ll talk about school and make a little positive def lection on what’s to come in the future. Aha!

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“I went back to school recently and just have two more classes at the JC, and I’ll be at San Francisco State in the spring,� I say confidently. “After taking time away and figuring out what I want, things are taking off. I’m currently interning at the Bohemian, and I can’t wait to be in San Francisco again.� “That’s great,� she said. “I love the city.� “Yeah, especially as a journalism major. There’s so much to write about and so much at your fingertips.� She looked thoughtful and paused before asking, “Aren’t the CSUs not accepting spring semester admissions?� “Oh. I hadn’t heard,� I say feeling equal parts confused, pissed and embarrassed. “Yeah. Another cut for the California budget deficit.� Isn’t that just great? Now that I’m finally able to transfer from SRJC to a CSU, it happens to be the semester they don’t allow transfers. How does that happen? Some force must be conspiring against me. Maybe college just isn’t for me. Maybe I am meant to lead a different life.

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While angry and frustrated, I find consolation knowing that in no way is my situation unique. Students everywhere are dealing with obstacles provided by the recession. Scholarships and grants are being eliminated. At SRJC, the trusty Doyle scholarship, virtually available to everyone, has been eliminated. Now transfers are not allowed to transfer. Even if college students are able to graduate in a timely manner, where are they going to get a job?—D.L.

No More Christmas Presents I always knew that going to an outof-state university would mean that my family would be spending more cash. I was prepared for that. What I wasn’t prepared for was the unique guilt that comes with bettering one’s mind. Landing myself at Boston University, one of the pricier beacons of knowledge in the country, also landed my parents on the holy-shit-we-have-a-kid-in-college-nowwe’re-broke list. Having two parents in the medical profession means that I didn’t qualify for many scholarships or money from the university, so a big, fat bill with an embarrassingly large sum at the bottom unleashed a very subtle two-sided pingpong game in my head. Was I cheapening my family’s quality of life by studying pointless things like the philosophical meanings of life and French verb conjugations? Once it became clear that I would be majoring in journalism (“But it’s a dying field!�) and entering a profession in which I would probably never pay off my education, the guilt turned tangible. One thing I have excelled in, as a direct result of this recession-tainted shame, is the art of justification. Want to know all the ways in which I’m making the most of my dining plan? Have a seat, because I’ve got a list. Am I benefiting from my classes? Hell yes, I am. Of course that book was worth $57; I read it four times I loved it so much! Proving that an education is really worth 50 grand a year is hard to do, especially when considering the oft-quoted adage that college is “as good as you make it,� no matter which college it is. There are good and bad professors everywhere, so why on earth did I find it necessary to pick the most expensive place to find them? This is a fair question that I can’t really answer. But it’s important for me to mention that I am not attending my school to drain my parent’s bank accounts while laughing maliciously and that, of course, I’m extremely grateful that I even have the chance to blow 600 bucks on books I’ll just resell out of desperation for one-hundredth of the cost. But on the other hand, a little recognition that I fully understand the burden and feel the guilt like a sack of bricks wouldn’t hurt. Recession-style college is infinitely more humbling than the average, run-of-themill diploma dash, and I’m not about to forget it.—C.L.

A ‘Useless’ Degree I am sitting in class early. The stout, proper, business professor is erasing his scribbles from the board. I watch him. “I like coming in early because everything on the board is so mysterious to me,� I say. “It is like another language.� He turns around. “What is it that you are studying?� he asks keenly. I straighten up and respond earnestly. “Literature.� He pauses. “What are you going to do with that? You know there are barely any jobs out there for that kind of thing.�

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After four years of befriending Fitzgerald, Dreiser, James, Austen, Joyce, Dickenson, Stein and Proust, it is time to bring that knowledge into the real world and make some dough. “I bet everyone appreciates literature as much as I do,� I think to myself. “This won’t be difficult at all.� I am at a party sitting next to someone I have never met. Proximity and the pressure of silence prompts us to talk. “Are you a student?� he asks. “Yes,� I answer proudly. “I am starting a master’s program in depth psychology.� “What is that?� he asks. “It is Jungian psychology, it is a way for me to deepen my connection with text and with the human experience by working with the unconscious, archetypes, mythology,� I say. “So, are you going to be a therapist?� he asks. “No, it is not a clinical program. It will open doors, help my writing. I am, as Joseph Campbell says, ‘following my bliss’ and will see what happens.� He looks at me dubiously. “So it is a useless degree?� I puff up. “No, not at all, in my opinion.� He looks around. “The weather is nice today.� Later, while sitting at the kitchen table, with a book in hand and my cross-eyed kitten Finnegan on my lap, I think about how I am happy living this life. I could work in a bank, be part of a company or trade stocks. I could make sure that money is never a problem. However, I would rather live humbly, have the time to dip a Madeleine into lime blossom tea and let the taste of it urge my own version of Combray to bubble up from the depths of my being.—J.J.

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hree years ago, I decided to attend graduate school with little forethought and lots of hope. The tuition for the private college where I enrolled was steep, but I brushed off the debt, figuring I would cross the repayment bridge when I got to it. I jokingly told people that I might be paying off my education until I was 60, but even as the words came out of my mouth, they didn’t seem real. After graduation, I took a good hard look at my student-loan balance. It broke $50,000. I flashed back on book-making classes, glorified summer camp arts and crafts lessons to the tune of hundreds of dollars a unit. Doh! And now, the truth lay before me, thousands upon thousands of dollars owed in my name to the federal government—or was it my lender or some private bank? I’m still not sure. I had reached that repayment bridge, and all I wanted to do was turn back and start all over again. I soon found out that I wasn’t alone. “Student-loan debt is just as bad as any other debt. Unfortunately, in my generation it has delayed decisions whether or not to start a family, buy a house, things like that,� says April Norhanian, author of College Is for Suckers, on the phone from Atlanta, Ga. Although Norhanian has a masters degree, her exposure to the marketing machine while working as a college admissions officer led to her belief that getting into debt for college is a bad decision. “It’s marketing hype. They use fear. Colleges say if you don’t have a $70,000

education, you’ll be flipping burgers for life,� Norhanian continues. “When I worked at an art school, I saw people spending several thousands of dollars thinking they are going to be game designers, and they’re still working at the local coffee shop, paying off those loans.� According to U.S. Department of Education statistics, few students can afford to pay for college without some form of education financing. Loan options range from government-regulated Stafford and Perkins loans (which tend to have lower interest rates), parent loans and private student loans. In the 2007–’08 school year, 86.3 percent of undergraduates borrowed to pay for their education, and the average cumulative debt was $24,651. Post-grad and professional students borrow even more, with cumulative debt for a graduate degree typically ranging from $30,000 to $120,000. So what happens when all of these students, degrees stashed into sweaty palms, go out into the real world to search for a job and cannot find something that will allow them to pay off that debt in a timely manner? Forget about applying for bankruptcy. As a result of the 1998 Higher Education Act, student loans, even those not guaranteed by the federal government, are nondischargeable in bankruptcy. Unlike credit card and housing debt, student loans can follow borrowers to the grave. Since interest continues to accrue, even when loans are in forbearance, those in debt can end up owing double and even triple their original loan amounts. Loan companies like Sallie Mae have the power to garnish wages, tax returns, Social Security and disability income to get their payback. “Where someone with a bad mortgage is forced into bankruptcy and left with nothing, a distressed student borrower is forced into a predatory, governmentsanctioned trap where the only way out is to pay triple, quadruple or often far more than the original debt,� says Alan Collinge responding to questions via email. The author of The Student Loan Scam: The Most Oppressive Debt in U.S. History— and How We Can Fight Back, Collinge founded StudentLoanJustice.org in 2005 with the purpose of restoring standard consumer protection to student loans. “Student loans barely existed 30 years ago. Today, we owe $700 billion as a nation, one in three borrowers are being put in default, and decent citizens are being forced off the grid, out of the country and worse by the very system they were compelled to embrace from a young age,� Collinge argues. In his book, he advocates the formation of a grassroots movement that would pressure Congress into creating increased protections for borrowers. Collinge may see his goals realized sooner than later. Last month, President Obama introduced a plan that would end the role of private banks in the federal education lending systems, and while the legislation has not yet been passed, its approval would prevent certain parties from making a profit off college dreams. Jesse Jackson and Suze Orman are two influential Americans who have recently spoken out about the impending student-

loan crisis, but the key to averting personal student-loan disaster begins with looking at options as they stand right now. Too many people jump into the debt morass without first doing their research. Since the first two years of college tend to cover the core classes, students can attend community college to get those basics before transferring to more expensive universities. While this may not carry the prestige of attending a fancy school right off the bat, the money savings will be worth the tradeoff in the end. State schools rather than private universities are another option, since realistically the strength of a particular program is more important than the name of the school on the degree.

‘Colleges say if you don’t have a $70,000 education, you’ll be flipping burgers for life.’ Consider the source of the loan before signing the papers. The Student Loan Borrower Assistance project encourages students to exhaust their federal student grant and loan options before turning to private loans. Nongovernment loans tend to lack the more affordable, fixed rates and flexible repayment options provided by Stafford, Perkins and PLUS loans. Interest rates for private loans have risen as high as 28 percent in at least one publicly documented case. Students can also try to live frugally. Despite an afternoon at my undergraduate university watching a video that warned of spending loan money on cruises in the Bahamas, I treated my refund checks as petty cash. I bought records and clothing without thinking of the money as something I would have to pay back later. Borrowers must be informed beforehand just how much interest will be tacked on to that already hefty loan balance. April Norhanian argues that college may not necessarily be the best route for everyone, even though many parents and young adults believe that it is the only way to bridge the gap between living at home and adulthood. She encourages people to travel, work and really think about what they want to do with their lives before deciding on college. “Don’t go into debt and try to do it on your own just because it’s the thing to do. Research what you want to do. So many people are just kind of herded into college,� says Norhanian. “You can get that experience so many other ways. Travel. Take two years off. Do an au pair program. Figure out what you don’t like. There is nothing wrong with not knowing what you want to do, but people rush into it without really thinking about it.�

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Laundry Wars When is it really OK to haul someone else’s laundry out of the dryer? The one sole instance in which I did this, my bad timing left me pulling someone’s piles of ugly lingerie out right as she finally decided to come pick it up, 15 minutes after the timer had run out. But I stand by my decision: if the load has been done for more than 10 minutes, go for it. Washers and dryers in a dorm are precious and limited, so try to be on time! Walking in on someone like me emptying out the dryer (remember those tatty boxers Mom bought a few Christmases ago?) for all to see could be embarrassing. And please, don’t save up three huge laundry bags of clothing for one big washer-dryer marathon; taking up six washers at a time is a surefire way to tick off everyone in the building. Get Thee a Drain Strainer Some dormitories have suite bathrooms, where up to five people share a bathroom. If this is the case, it falls to its occupants to clean it—all of it. One thing that will increase the quality of shower life is a simple drain strainer. Case in point: freshman year, one of my roommates had gorgeous, long blonde hair. Every time she showered, she would push the strainer off to the side. An innocent enough action at the time, but a few months later when our shower was curiously clogged, it was I who could be found kneeling on the shower floor, pulling out a foot-and-a-half-long clump of wookie hair from the drain using a bobby pin. Not something I will ever forget, nor something I would wish on anyone else—except maybe that blonde roommate. If disaster strikes, put down the bobby pin and just call maintenance. Dorm life can be character building, and usually brings out the ugly side of people. Done right, it can be survived and even enjoyed as long as boundaries are set. Because being sexiled once is enough for anyone. THE BOHEMIAN

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“My parents came here from Vietnam with nothing,� he explains. “My father mowed lawns until he saved enough money for my mother to open a salon.� His parents were then able to pay off their mortgage and sustain a successful business. Kai took notes. He watched his parents start with nothing, find a niche and, with a lot of hard work, create something from start to finish. It’s a different time with different circumstances, but at heart it’s the same story. Though Kai doesn’t divulge much else about his life, he would like to save his fellow students a buck. It wasn’t until he found himself struggling to purchase a statistics book that he hit on the idea. He was low on funds, and Lord knows how the price of college textbooks will strip a poor college student of his cash. While many colleges have brought forth textbook buy, sell and trade programs, none was available exclusively for SRJC students. Finding no solutions for himself, Kai put his entrepreneurial mind to work, and with the help of computer technician Tomoc Field, kaislist.net was born. Founded in 2008, Kaislist allows SRJC students to buy, sell or trade books without a costly middleman. With a registered username and password, students can post books for sale or request books under the “TextChange� option or post a note about a book in the “Stickies� section. “Stickies� do not confine themselves to postings about books. The occasional dirty joke and stories found in “Stickies� remind that there’s nothing like a cheap book and a naughty punch line. Kai may be the name and the face for the site, but by no means is Kaislist a solo effort. “Kai came to me and was looking for someone to help out with the technological side,� Field says. “It sounded like a worthwhile project.� With Field’s tech support, the site has seen some significant advancement. “Originally, the site was geared toward students seeing what we had available,� Field explains. All the books were physically traded through Kai and Field. “Now students can interact with each other. We’re not as interested in students interacting with us.� Kaislist boasts a network of about a thousand registered SRJC users. Due to promotional struggles, progress remains slow but steady. “About two to three people register every couple days,� Kai says. The interactive site thrives on user participation. These books can’t trade themselves. “I’d love for people to tell their friends. Promotion is the hard thing right now,� Kai says. “It’s a little exchange program.� The SRJC hasn’t been much help in spreading the word. For Kai to set up and promote the site on campus, the campus charges him $75 per day. “I’m surprised how little the school supports me. I place all my f lyers around the school next to all the band f lyers, and mine are the only ones ripped down everyday,� Kai says. Numerous calls to the college failed to confirm or deny these claims. Both Kai and Field are adamant that they want to keep this service free. Though the site is not very profitable, they are able to stay barely afloat with advertising. “We basically want this to be a free service that helps people out,� Field says. To log on, go to www.kaislist.net.

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She went to school in MA; he went to school in CA—hella wicked By Daniel Hirsch and Cassandra Landry Leaving the Promised Land “What the hell is wrong with you?� is usually the first question East Coasters sling when they discover I’m a California native. How I could even consider leaving celebrity-filled hills and good Mexican food is a conundrum they can’t seem to wrap their minds around. However, working from the notion that the college years provide a perfect opportunity to live somewhere completely new, I traded drives to the beach for rides on the subway, and headed to school in Boston, Mass. Once there, I learned many strange things. It’s Freakin’ Cold I was warned about the snow. My response was sanguine. “Seasons, schmeasons. I’ll be fine.� The first winter was the worst. I found myself staggering home from class, tears freezing on my cheeks, swearing under my breath and ruing the day I applied to college anywhere past the Fresno border. I pulled my peacoat, layered over about 15 sweaters, closer around me and vowed to invest in the biggest snow jacket I could find, fashion be damned. Most everywhere outside of California and Florida has seasons—yes, trees lose all their leaves and stay that way for months! What a concept. Sole Truths I soon discovered the importance of footwear. Shoes that aren’t

flip-flops or Chuck’s are a must, and rain boots do not double as snow boots, unless slipping and face-planting on iced-over sidewalk sounds like a good time. NorCal! Outside of the Golden State, “California� equals “Hollywood.� Many otherwise intelligent East Coast folks naturally assume I live in L.A., surf everyday and am nextdoor neighbors with Matthew McConaughey. Mind the Gap I had never quite experienced brand-name clothing as a religion until I reached Massachusetts. Forget Puritanism, high-end Bay Staters find their deity in J. Crew pastels. Slang Culture People in the real world don’t say “hella.� Outside of California, it sounds, well, hella stupid. Besides the fact that “hecka� has probably just become cool in the Midwest, “hella� is sure to blindside a few peers and leave no question as to where the ditzy Californian stereotype comes from. I quickly learned to lose the term after I inadvertently dropped it into conversation. The other person stopped, grinned, and said, “Duuuude, sick wave bro’.� Like I haven’t heard that one before.—C.L.

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many of whom change character and costume faster than seems technically possible. The bones of the story are the same: young D’Artagnan ventures to Paris with hopes of becoming a musketeer, one of the king’s personal guardsmen. Within hours of arriving in the city, D’Artagnan has made enemies of the power-hungry Cardinal Richelieu (a growling, imposing Eric Burke), his one-eyed right-hand man Rochefort (Chad Yarish), the evil-to-the-bone professional temptress Milady de Winter (Bronwen Shears) and the three musketeers themselves: Athos (all-kinds-ofdashing Keith Baker), Porthos (exuberantly on-target Dan Saski) and Aramis (sweetly eccentric Derek Fischer). After winning over the musketeers, known as “the inseparables,� D’Artagnan falls in love with the queen’s handmaiden, Constance (a radiant Allison Marcom), and becomes entangled in a plot by Richelieu to discredit the queen (Laura Downing-Lee) and wrest power from the king (John Shillington). To these plot points, Ludwig has added Sabine (Emily Brown), D’Artagnan’s tomboyish, cross-dressing sister, a change that takes the story down an entirely untraveled alley. In particular, the ultimate fate of Milady, played with smoldering nastiness by Shears, is agreeably satisfying, though quite different from other versions. The reliably chameleon-like Dodds Delzell lends his shape-shifting talents to a number of roles, including the musketeers’ long-suffering captain, the Monsieur de Treville, while other small parts are filled by Shillington, DowningLee, and Marcom. The real pleasure of this production, presented outdoors in Ives Park, is the heightened sense of glee with which the cast and crew attack the show. Played with the knowing melodrama of a Penny Dreadful, the breakneck pace of an oldfashioned movie serial and the broad comic strokes of a Saturday-morning cartoon, this is the kind of play that makes kids fall in love with the stage and reminds their parents and grandparents how much fun live theater can be. Amid all of the outlandish spectacle and cleverness, there is somehow still space for a few authentically moving moments, one of which—the demise of a major character—is played with heartbreaking sincerity. With a smashing two-story set by Benicia Martinez and lavish costumes by Skipper Skeoch, this show is like watching a skirmish between the visual and the verbal, every new piece of feathered and frocked eye candy warring with some new turn of speech or off beat remark from the cast. In the end, what many will remember from this Musketeers is the inventively choreographed swordplay. Again, those who revere Dumas’ original text are likely to find offense in the cavalier deconstruction being offered up in Ives Park, but for all others, this is the summer show to see, a big-hearted, action-packed confection, luscious and tasty from the first “all for one� to the last “one for all.� ‘The Three Musketeers’ runs Thursday–Sunday through Aug. 30 at Ives Park, Willow Street and Jewell Avenue, Sebastopol. 7pm. $18–$23; Thursdays, pay what you will. Under 12, free. 707.823.0177.

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The loose cannons knocking around this picture, turning up to cause mayhem during its five separate chapters, are the Basterds themselves. Brad Pitt’s Tennessee ridge-runner Lt. Aldo Raine leads a band of homicidal Jewish guerrillas. Each one is indebted to him for 100 Nazi scalps. More than ever, Tarantino shows a penchant for conversation over violence, for delicious anticipation rather than delivery. Inglorious Basterds is a genuine art movie, right down to its subtitles and crimson and gold surfaces. Nothing is as rapt here as Tarantino’s swoon over a beautiful girl on a ladder, leaning on a block-wide, blazing theater marquee, polishing the letters spelling out the name of Henri-Georges Clouzot. Le Corbeau is showing during its first run. The lady is distracted from her marquee work by the attention of a persistent, babyfaced German officer, Fredrick Zoller (Daniel BrĂźhl). Tentative romance and repulsion between the theater owner and the sniper continue to the film’s end. Tarantino gloms on to all of our movie fantasies of the Satanic ornateness of the Third Reich. The evil is beautifully saturated and looks an inch thick. Even a standard poodle, belonging to Goebbels’ girlfriend, looks like it ought to be tried at Nuremberg. As the Basterds continue their outrages, Hitler foams in his lair, vowing reprisals and revenge: “Nein! Nein! I will hang them by their heels from the Eiffel Tower!â€? Here in cinema form is an essay about Tarantino’s mutual fascination with and distaste for the war film. And even if he’s a voracious film watcher, he can tell the difference between the passionate but lowbudget Samuel Fuller dramas of universal dehumanization and the boring-ass patriotic gore-opera represented by Zoller’s film Nation’s Pride, with its cascades of bullet shells and a beatific youthful sniper in his church tower. Wonder what Tarantino thinks of Michael Bay? In its depictions of the Nazi’s near-orgasmic reaction to the premiere of Nation’s Pride, this movie gives you a good guess. Moreover, there seems to be some commentary here, disguised as strawberryjam-covered strudel. The revival of World War II in movies and documentaries in the mid-1990s coincided with the Hitlerizing of Saddam—one Good War deserves another. When Bush ginned up the war on terror, his opponents were slurred as Chamberlainian sissies, sleepwalking toward a new Munich. Pumping up and satirizing the war movies that fueled so many daydreams of righteousness—that is subversiveness itself. Tarantino’s ambiguity keeps this from being complete idiot-fodder. When the insane Raine works on his grisly signature— a bit of body manipulation with a Bowie knife—there’s a shudder discernible in the way Tarantino watches it. Remember the camera that turned away from the ear-cutting in Reservoir Dogs? The blank satisfied look Pitt’s Raine fills the screen in a final shot; Tarantino’s gaze isn’t quite as dispassionate. It’s not easy to get the high ground and take the low road at the same time, but Tarantino does it here. ‘Inglourious Basterds’ opens at select North Bay theaters on Friday, Aug. 21.

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Push ’n’ Squeeze Accordions ain’t just for your eccentric Romanian uncle—it seems like everybody from the Decembrists to Styx have picked up the squeezebox and are letting loose. As it has for so many years, the Cotati Accordion Festival proves the wide appeal of the bellow-driven folk instrument with joyful enthusiasm and a diverse lineup. The all-female Polkanomics mix up traditional polkas with pop rock hits of the ’50s and ’60s. Ramon Trujillo leads a six-part mariachi band with traditional tunes from Mexico. Gator Beat perform uptempo bayou beats with their zydeco jams. San Francisco–based Gaucho, known to fill hip San Francisco bars, rock a unique blend of klezmer, swing and so-called Gypsy jazz. Tango, Italian folk classics and a mysterious fellow named the Great Morgoni all squeeze and push them keys Saturday–Sunday, Aug. 22–23, at La Plaza Park. Old Redwood Highway, Cotati. 9:30am–8pm. $15–$25. 707.664.0444.

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Diana Krall’s happy space is all about family ike many artists, Diana Krall views her albums as capturing a snapshot in time. And with her latest CD, Quiet Nights, the image she sees is picture perfect. On a musical and creative level, Krall calls the Quiet Nights project the greatest experience she’s had in the studio. “I think I was in really good shape, because I came straight off of the road after touring really quite hard through Europe all summer,â€? Krall said in a recent phone interview. “You think, ‘Oh my God, I’m touring all summer and I’ve got to go right into the studio without a break,’â€? she explained. “But in reality, not having a break, you have that kind of relaxed exhaustion that makes an album sound good.â€? To Krall, who appears on Aug. 25 at the Wells Fargo Center, the album reects her life in a larger sense, which is as happy and full as it has ever been. The reason for her contentment is the way her life has changed since early this decade when she began dating fellow musician Elvis Costello, who appears with his bluegrass outďŹ t the Sugarcanes at the Wells Fargo on Aug. 21. The two married in December 2003, and in 2006 Krall, now 44, gave birth to twin sons, Dexter and Frank. Family life is what has her so happy. “I’m laughing all the time,â€? Krall said. “When my kids are around, you lighten up pretty quick. I have my musical family around me now, but I like having my kids. They’re just little lights. “I always wanted to be a mom,â€? she continued. “I had a great mom and a great dad. And part of why I do music is because of my childhood and the environment that I had. I had Marx Brothers ďŹ lms and Jack Benny’s ďŹ lms and old movies playing and Louis Armstrong and Duke Ellington being played and early American dance bands, Bing Crosby and Connee Boswell and this whole vast closet of sheet music. So that was pretty cool.â€? Krall is also enjoying life on the road these days. Her U.S. tour features a mix of dates Krall performing with either an orchestra or in a quartet format; the Wells Fargo date is with the quartet. Especially in that format, she is free to play songs from across her large catalogue. “It’s really nice to have a place in your career where you feel like you’re just going out and playing and not just going out to promote an album,â€? Krall said. “I’m really enjoying my very vast repertoire right now.â€? Diana Krall and her quartet appear on Tuesday, Aug. 25, at the Wells Fargo Center. 50 Mark West Springs Road, Santa Rosa. $39.50–$79.50. 8pm. 707.546.3600.

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