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sheryl-crew-digest       Tuesday, March 4 2003       Volume 06 : Number 041



                               Today's Subjects:
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  [sheryl-crew] Sheryl Crow in Page Six again, not too good though  [Diannes]
  Re: [sheryl-crew] Sheryl Crow in Page Six again, not too good though  [xmy]

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Date: Mon, 3 Mar 2003 17:46:53 EST
From: Diannesty@aol.com
Subject: [sheryl-crew] Sheryl Crow in Page Six again, not too good though

THE PROS AND CONS OF SHERYL CROW
GRAMMY-winner Sheryl Crow has gotten a lot of ink for her anti-war stance in
recent months, but the toothy rocker wasn't always such a pacifist. Crow wore
a T-shirt reading "War Is Not the Answer" to the American Music Awards in
January and sported another reading "I Don't Believe in Your War, Mr. Bush!"
on "Good Morning America" in December. At the Grammys, Crow, who told the
Associated Press that "I think war is based in greed, and there are huge
karmic retributions that will follow," was decked out in a "No War" guitar
strap and peace-sign necklace. Back in the mid-1990s, however, Crow was a
real G.I. Jane when Bill Clinton sent U.S. troops to the Balkans. At the
time, Crow traveled to the region with then-First Lady Hillary Clinton to
show her support and joined a USO tour to entertain the troops, reports
NewsMax.com. "Once over there I felt extremely patriotic," Crow told USA
Today in April 1996. "I don't ever want to play for a regular audience again
. . . [only troops] enduring real duress for the cause of peace." Crow, whom
the Toronto Sun termed "Hillary Clinton['s] sidekick in Bosnia," went on to
write a song called "Redemption Day" condemning America's apathy toward
Bosnia. "It's apples and oranges," insists Crow's rep. "But whatever the
cause, she'll always support U.S. military personnel."


also this small mention:
BACK TO PARIS
THE future of Hollywood hotspot Les Deux Cafi is in question now that owner
Michelle Lamy is running off to Paris to marry hot designer Ric Owens. Lamy,
60, opened Les Deux seven years ago and since then it's been a favored haunt
of Madonna, Sheryl Crow, Courtney Love and their ilk, and a highlight of
L.A.'s dull dining scene. Owens, 41, is the toast of Paris now that he's been
named head designer at Revillon. Without the personable Lamy around to
oversee things, regulars are wondering if Les Deux will remain tres chaud.

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Date: Mon, 03 Mar 2003 18:09:00 -0500
From: xmystery79@aol.com
Subject: Re: [sheryl-crew] Sheryl Crow in Page Six again, not too good though

In a message dated 3/3/2003 5:46:53 PM Eastern Standard Time, Diannesty writes:

> com. "Once over there I felt extremely patriotic," Crow told USA
> Today in April 1996. "I don't ever want to play for a regular audience again
> . . . [only troops] enduring real duress for the cause of peace." Crow, whom
> the Toronto Sun termed "Hillary Clinton['s] sidekick in Bosnia," went on to
> write a song called "Redemption Day" condemning America's apathy toward
> Bosnia. "It's apples and oranges," insists Crow's rep. "But 
> whatever the
> cause, she'll always support U.S. military personnel."

Although the article does make a point (I tend to think a lot of Sheryl's anti war statements come from her political leanings as a strong democrat, plus she's never been a fan of George W. Bush), she mentions she supports troops keeping the peace. Bosnia was a situation where innocent people were being slaughtered by the thousands. It was a U.N. peace keeping effort. This war wouldn't be the same circumstances. 

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