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Berkeley as they want to be

By William Inman Daily Planet Staff
Monday September 25, 2000
When naked people, cheerleaders, fire breathers, motorized couches, Darth Vader and the mayor all get together it can only mean one thing: the annual How Berkeley Can You Be? parade. -more-

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Monday September 25, 2000

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Pollster diminish effect of presidential campaigns

By Richard Rodriguez Pacific News Service
Monday September 25, 2000
The pollsters have already stolen this year’s presidential election. -more-

Offense sputters in Bears’ loss

By Jared Green Daily Planet Staff
Monday September 25, 2000
Total systematic failure. -more-

Council plans to scrutinize agenda policy

By Josh Parr Daily Planet Staff
Monday September 25, 2000
The agenda of this week’s City Council meeting will have an unusual item – the agenda itself, and whether meeting procedures can be improved. -more-

UCLA upset by Oregon’s ‘Quack Attack’

Monday September 25, 2000
Oregon 29, No. 6 UCLA 10 -more-

Social investment helps U.S. security

By Olga R. Rodríguez Special To The Daily Planet
Monday September 25, 2000
Cutting the defense budget and investing in local communities is the best way to ensure that the United States remains the world’s most powerful nation, a group of national and local activists said at a public policy forum Saturday. -more-

Yellowjackets can’t stop Dos Palos rushing attack

By Tuukka Hess Daily Planet Correspondent
Monday September 25, 2000
Broncos gain 396 yards on the ground in 48-7 win -more-

San Pablo association celebrates 50 years

By Judith Scherr Daily Planet Staff
Monday September 25, 2000
Kids romped and jumped on inflated trampolines, while their elders strolled about – hundreds of them – hugging neighbors, moving to music, shelling out a few greenbacks here and for the latest in African garb, or a few dollars there for barbecue, noodles or even a psychic reading. -more-

Sports shorts

Staff
Monday September 25, 2000
Water polo upsets second-ranked Stanford -more-

ArtCar festival an avant-garde success

By Ana Campoy Special To The Daily Planet
Monday September 25, 2000
If people judge you by the car you drive, the jury is out on Philo Northup. -more-

Musicians protest dot-com takeover of space

The Associated Press
Monday September 25, 2000

Clinton pursues conservation, campaign cash

The Associated Press
Monday September 25, 2000

Thieves using lax DMV policies to get fake licenses

The Associated Press
Monday September 25, 2000

Parole for battered woman convicted of murder Ok’d

The Associated Press
Monday September 25, 2000

Child car booster seat requirement toughens State could mandate children be 6 years or 60 pounds State could mandate children be

The Associated Press
Monday September 25, 2000

Editorials

Former UC Berkeley Art Museum, Archive director dies at 76

The Associated Press
Monday September 25, 2000
James Elliott, the former director of the University of California, Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive has died. He was 76. -more-

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