Will Lamb peered out from between two stalactites and grinned a six-year-old’s grin. -more-
An executive pulls up to valet parking at a restaurant, late to a business lunch, and finds no one to take his car keys. -more-
Well, at least nothing else can go wrong. -more-
Students at Oxford Elementary will soon be participating in a research project to see whether nutritious meals will improve their performance. -more-
Berkeley High claimed their first victory Friday night, besting rival De Anza 46-27. Berkeley relied upon a potent rushing attack, gaining 306 yards on the ground to De Anza’s 119. Senior running back Ramone Reed led the charge, rushing for two touchdowns and 142 yards on 18 carries, and throwing for one touchdown in the rout. -more-
Suzanne Sininger woke up out of breath, dreaming she had a hole in her stomach left by her baby. The baby she put up for adoption 25 years before. -more-
SEATTLE, Wash. - The No. 7 California women’s soccer team lost to No. 9 Washington, 2-1, in the 88th minute Sunday at Husky Soccer Field. The loss was Cal’s first of the season and dropped the Bears record to 11-1-1 (1-1 Pac-10), while the Huskies improved to 11-1 (2-0 Pac-10). -more-
The City Council is back, after a one week hiatus, and will address its usual eclectic mix of issues tomorrow night. -more-
SEATTLE (AP) – The Washington Huskies found out first hand what second-year Oregon State coach Dennis Erickson has done to the once-downtrodden Beavers football program. -more-
Early Saturday morning, some two dozen teenagers woke up early to host a day of festivities for Berkeley children. -more-
CASTRO VALLEY — One might think that a town which plays host to diverse interests ranging from the Sequoians nudist camp to the Cavy World Guinea Pig Rescue organization would be open to just about anything. -more-
DUBLIN — City officials are upset with federal agency’s proposal to designate the entire city as part of critical habitat for the California red-legged frog. -more-
A famous sculpture displayed outside a museum at the University of California at Berkeley will receive an environmental makeover that only Berkeley could appreciate -more-
SACRAMENTO — Common Cause and the League of Women Voters call a campaign finance measure on next month’s ballot “dishonest and deceptive.” Supporters say Proposition 34 is the best California can do without changing the state constitution. -more-
Pacific Bell Park isn’t the only stadium in town with a Bay view. -more-
Bargain price doesn’t mean bargain experience 10-09-2000
Congress to cover cost overruns for Livermore Labs superlaser 10-07-2000
Group dances in the streets 10-06-2000
SF mayor proposes building performance spaces 10-05-2000
Emeryville OKs interim leader 10-04-2000
Advocating prevention 10-03-2000
New science exhibit delights youngsters By Kelly DavisSpecial To The Daily Planet 10-09-2000
Calendar of Events & Activities 10-09-2000
Rank-based discrimination is just as alive as other ‘isms’ BY Robert W. Fuller Pacific News Service 10-09-2000
Defense falters as Bears fall to Arizona State By Jared Green Daily Planet Staff 10-09-2000
Project tests nutrition, academic performance By William Inman Daily Planet Staff 10-09-2000
‘Jackets run over De Anza for first win By Tuukka HessDaily Planet Correspondent 10-09-2000
Birth moms, kids get reunion help By Ana Campoy Special To The Daily Planet 10-09-2000
Cal falls to Washington in game’s final minutes Daily Planet Wire Services 10-09-2000
City Coucil will hear mix of issues By Josh Parr Daily Planet Staff 10-09-2000
Huskies hang on to beat OSU, stay in Rose chase 10-09-2000
Youth try to give back to community By Rachelle A. Jones Special To The Daily Planet 10-09-2000
Would-be art critics sour over more public art The Associated Press 10-09-2000
Dublin fights fed over frog habitat The Associated Press 10-09-2000
Sculpture will get a makeover Bay City news 10-09-2000
Proposition debates heat up as election nears The Associated Press 10-09-2000
Voters need not wait till Nov. 7 By Josh Parr Daily Planet Staff 10-07-2000
Calendar of Events & Activities 10-07-2000
Gardens for play, for food, for family By Joe Eskenazi Daily Planet Correspondent 10-07-2000
Letters to the Editor 10-07-2000
Panthers can’t right the ship against Pinole Valley, fall 39-7 By Sean Gates Daily Planet Correspondent 10-07-2000
Parents call for teacher suspension By William Inman Daily Planet Staff 10-07-2000
Bears rally to beat UW By Tim Haran Daily Planet Correspondent 10-07-2000
Photographs tell Black Panther story By Carla Mozeé Special to the Daily Planet 10-07-2000
Schott continues hot streak with two goals against WSU Daily Planet Wire Services 10-07-2000
Protests continue against Israeli violence By Robin Shulman Special to the Daily Planet 10-07-2000
Results of WTO protests studied in film, workshops By Peter Crimmins Daily Planet Correspondent 10-07-2000
Wonder Bread award reduced by $105 million The Associated Press 10-07-2000
Demolition begins to free water for salmon spawning The Associated Press 10-07-2000
Rally protests Israeli violence By Judith ScherrDaily Planet Staff 10-06-2000
Calendar of Events & Activities 10-06-2000
Letters to the Editor 10-06-2000
Young artists donate works to Highland Hospital Daily Planet staff 10-06-2000
She’s an ace! Jared Green/Daily Planet Staff 10-06-2000
Officials team up to cut through the red tape By Josh Parr Daily Planet Staff 10-06-2000
’Jackets kick off league play with sweep By Jared GreenDaily Planet Staff 10-06-2000
Council candidates tout environmentalism By William InmanDaily Planet Staff 10-06-2000
Bears look to revive offense against injury-riddled Sun Devils By Jared Green Daily Planet Staff 10-06-2000
Jails vs. rehab at heart of Prop. 36 issue By Shirley Dang Special to the Daily Planet 10-06-2000
Early voting begins next week for county Daily Planet staff 10-06-2000
Discipline doesn’t have to be reason for firing The Associated Press 10-06-2000
Artists’ colorful rally drums up support Mayor’s performance space rescue plan addressed The Associated Press 10-06-2000
NASA spacecraft gets first photos of Jupiter The Associated Press 10-06-2000
Phone company accused of unlawful charges The Associated Press 10-06-2000
Job loss suit over ‘not visible’ tongue stud settled Staff 10-06-2000
Neuter advocate refuses to fix dog The Associated Press 10-06-2000
Company accused of senior scam has assets frozen Staff 10-06-2000
Workers rally for minimum wage increase The Associated Press 10-06-2000
Lieberman, Cheney spar over tax cuts The Associated Press 10-06-2000
Gore, Bush try to appeal to parents The Associated Press 10-06-2000
Most say Gore, Bush debate was boring By Josh Parr Daily Planet Staff 10-05-2000
Calendar of Events & Activities 10-05-2000
Youth weigh in on TV debates Youth weigh in on TV debates 10-05-2000
BHS water polo sweeps Grenada By Jared GreenDaily Planet Staff 10-05-2000
AC Transit going green By William Inman Daily Planet Staff 10-05-2000
Letters to the Editor 10-05-2000
Honors for Cal soccer players 10-05-2000
Bikes stolen on campus average over two daily Bryan Shih Special to the Daily Planet Daily Plane 10-05-2000
California closes in on voter registration record The Associated Press 10-05-2000
Customers may pay for PG& E losses The Associated Press 10-05-2000
125 firefighters battle Oakland blaze Bay City News 10-05-2000
Schools rejoicing at academic gains By Jennifer Kerr The Associated Press 10-05-2000
Students oppose two-party debates By Josh Parr Daily Planet Staff 10-04-2000
Calendar of Events & Activities 10-04-2000
Letters to the Editor 10-04-2000
Patrons show support for cafe By William Inman Daily Planet Staff 10-04-2000
Candidates quizzed by business world By William Inman Daily Planet Staff 10-04-2000
Activists say disability law is imperiled Michael Coffino Daily Planet Correspondent 10-04-2000
Firms accused of selling unsafe diabetic products The Associated Press 10-04-2000
Oakland schools’ test scores may be false Bay City News 10-04-2000
State keeps tight curb on media access to inmates The Associated Press 10-04-2000
Davis tries to recover electricity rates The Associated Press 10-04-2000
Students get killer assignment The Associated Press 10-04-2000
Kids may benefit from flu vaccine, adults may not The Associated Press 10-04-2000
Senate passes high-tech visa bill The Associated Press 10-04-2000
Ralph Nader turned away as debate spectator The Associated Press 10-04-2000
Gore, Bush square off for first presidential debate The Associated Press 10-04-2000
3 eye District 3 seat Stories by Judith Scherr 10-03-2000
Calendar of Events & Activities 10-03-2000
Letters to the Editor 10-03-2000
Arts & Entertainment 10-03-2000
Bikers arrested as they cross the Bay Bridge By William Inman Daily Planet Staff 10-03-2000
District attorney not ‘community involved’ By Josh Parr Daily Planet Stafff 10-03-2000
Students selected to look at national achievement gap By William Inman Daily Planet Staff 10-03-2000
Teen attacked near park Daily Planet Staff 10-03-2000
Bay Area Nigerians celebrate independence By Annelise Wunderlich Special to the Daily Planet 10-03-2000
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