The online version (with a new pic) is here
http://www.usatoday.com/life/music/reviews/2003-06-02-jewel_x.htm

For the web-challenged, the article is below (complete with the old and
tired "faceted Jewel" line we've seen for what, 8 years now?)

Mike
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Many-faceted Jewel even more polished in '0304'

By Elysa Gardner, USA TODAY

Has any popular artist shown more growth over the past five years than
Jewel? Her last album, 2001's This Way, established the blond minstrel, one
of several sensitive young women who became poster girls during the Lilith
Fair era, as a more mature singer/songwriter and a performer of
considerable force and grace

With her new outing, 0304, Jewel raises the bar again, exploring more
adventurous rhythms and textures while sustaining and nurturing her
folk-pop sensibility. The delightful R&B and dance-music flourishes on
Stand, Run 2 U and the single Intuition -- all co-composed by Cuban-American
tunesmith Lester A. Mendez, who also co-produced the album with Jewel --
dispel any doubts that this neo-hippie can get her groove on.

Other tracks incorporate jazz, rock and even new-wave nuances with an easy,
playful elegance that never feels forced. Jewel's lyrics, too, seem wittier
and wiser, less starry-eyed, though her fundamental social and romantic
idealism remain resolute.

"I am tired of waiting/So this time I'm leaping," she sings on the gently
sinuous Becoming. "I reach -- beyond myself." If more mainstream artists
were encouraged to take that approach, the music industry might not be in
such dire straits.