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Cal Athletic Director Kasser resigns

By Jared Green Daily Planet Staff
Friday December 01, 2000
In a surprise announcement, Cal Athletic Director John Kasser resigned from his post Thursday to become the executive director of Pac-10 Properties. -more-

Berkeley battles HIV and AIDS

John Geluardi Daily Planet Staff
Friday December 01, 2000
While Berkeley’s efforts to reduce the number of new HIV/AIDS cases has been successful over the last six years, the city’s infection rate is still higher than that in Alameda County and California. -more-

Letters to the Editor

Friday December 01, 2000
City should provide drop-off space at BHS -more-

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Friday December 01, 2000

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Setencich gets new two-year contract

Daily Planet Wire Services
Friday December 01, 2000
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Men targeted to fight disease

By Lisa Daniels Special to the Daily Planet
Friday December 01, 2000
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Older voters say blame the system, not ballots

By Annelise Wunderlich Special to the Daily Planet
Friday December 01, 2000
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Church message of hope

By Shirley Dang Special to the Daily Planet
Friday December 01, 2000
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Drug-associated transmission goes beyond user

Daily Planet Staff Reports
Friday December 01, 2000
Sharing syringes and other equipment for drug injection is a well known route of HIV transmission, yet injection drug use contributes to the epidemic’s spread far beyond the circle of those who inject. -more-

Some facts to help explain AIDS and HIV

Friday December 01, 2000

Welcome gifts feature useful garden tools

The Associated Press
Friday December 01, 2000

Dryer vents can create winter drafts

The Associated Press
Friday December 01, 2000

Use the right tools when planting bulbs

The Associated Press
Friday December 01, 2000

U.S. Olympic panel begins rebuilding

The Associated Press
Friday December 01, 2000

FBI searches area for discarded security tapes

The Associated Press
Friday December 01, 2000

Editorials

40 percent not informed about HIV transmission

The Associated Press
Friday December 01, 2000
ATLANTA — A survey of what people know about AIDS found that four out of 10 mistakenly believe it is possible to get the disease by sharing a drinking glass or being coughed or sneezed on by an infected person. -more-

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