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Festivities mark Hispanic heritage month

By Angel GonzalezSpecial To The Daily Planet
Monday October 02, 2000
A fresh breeze from the Andes blew over UC Berkeley’s International House Thursday evening. -more-

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Grandson learns that time is the mind’s trick

By Andrew Lam Pacific News Service
Monday October 02, 2000
Nearing the end of her life and plagued with senility, my grandmother fell into a strange state of grace. At 95, she believed herself a young woman again living in her hometown in Vietnam’s Mekong Delta. -more-

Bears lose battle of Pac-10 cellar-dwellars

By Jared Green Daily Planet Staff
Monday October 02, 2000
Two weeks ago, Cal punter Nick Harris was heralded as a Heisman Trophy candidate. This week, after failing to get off three kicks, he’s just another problem for head coach Tom Holmoe to worry about. -more-

Panel will look at UC campus rape rates

By William Inman Daily Planet Staff
Monday October 02, 2000
The University of California system has formed an internal task force to investigate whether its nine campuses are under reporting the number of on-campus rapes and sexual assaults. -more-

Riordan runs over Panthers

By Tuukka Hess Daily Planet Correspondent
Monday October 02, 2000
Perennial powerhouse St. Mary’s High witnessed an unwelcome, yet eerily familiar spectacle last Saturday afternoon as Archbishop Riordan High (San Francisco) put together the kind of punishing offensive exhibition that St. Mary’s fans have grown used to their own Panthers imparting. Powered by a dominant defensive line and a very methodical “seven minutes and a cloud of dust” Wing-T offense, Riordan (4-0) ran for 364 yards en route to a 28-7 victory in a non-conference meeting between the two schools. -more-

Council goal is shorter meetings

By Josh Parr Daily Planet Staff
Monday October 02, 2000
Even City Council members agree their meetings are too long. Agenda items get pulled for a variety of reasons and end up stuck in what seems a permanent backlog. -more-

Schott’s hat trick leads Cal to Classic victory

By Jared Green Daily Planet Staff
Monday October 02, 2000
In a game interrupted by an on-field fight and two confrontations between the referee and University of San Diego coaches, Cal sophomore Laura Schott shined through the distractions with a hat trick, leading the Bears to a 3-0 win in the championship game of the Golden Gate Classic -more-

Livermore researchers developing laser guns

The Associated Press
Monday October 02, 2000
LIVERMORE — Scientists at Lawrence Livermore Laboratory are dabbling in a bit of Buck Rogers technology as they develop a series of test laser guns for the military. -more-

Napster back in court to argue merits of service

The Associated Press
Monday October 02, 2000
SAN FRANCISCO — Attorneys for Napster Inc. were due back in court Monday to justify the reprieve the company won in July that kept its wildly popular Internet music-sharing service up and running. -more-

Nonprofit center investigated for lapses in care

The Associated Press
Monday October 02, 2000

Portable power plants may come to Bay Area

The Associated Press
Monday October 02, 2000

Police fatally shoot man who stabbed hospital staff

The Associated Press
Monday October 02, 2000

LA school district hiring underqualified teachers

By Cadonna M. Peyton The Associated Press
Monday October 02, 2000

Bird’s extinction possibility lower than thought

The Associated Press
Monday October 02, 2000

SFO expansion may be exempt from state environmental law

The Associated Press
Monday October 02, 2000

Editorials

Musicians take money, move out of warehouse

The Associated Press
Monday October 02, 2000
SAN FRANCISCO — San Francisco musicians who had vehemently protested the closing of a rehearsal warehouse have decided to take the money and run. -more-

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