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Landmark chairman won’t quit

By John Geluardi Daily Planet Staff
Tuesday February 27, 2001

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Tuesday February 27, 2001

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Tuesday February 27, 2001

Student gap top issue in district search

By Ben Lumpkin Daily Planet Staff
Tuesday February 27, 2001
There is a growing consensus that the top issue for the next superintendent of the Berkeley Unified School District will be tackling the achievement gap between white students and students of color. -more-

Council to hear report on health disparities

Daily Planet Staff
Tuesday February 27, 2001
At its meeting tonight, the City Council will hear a report by the Community Action Team discussing its work plan to address the health disparities in Berkeley. The gap in health outcomes between wealthier Caucasian people who live in the hills and lower income people of color who live in the flatlands was pointed out in a Berkeley Health Department study last year. -more-

Two players accused of academic fraud

The Associated Press
Tuesday February 27, 2001

Berkeley professor honored

Daily Planet wire services
Tuesday February 27, 2001
Gerald M. Rubin, professor of genetics in the Department of Molecular & Cell Biology at the University of California, Berkeley, has been awarded the Newcomb Cleveland Prize for 2000 by the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) for a review paper he published last year on the sequencing of the fruit fly genome. He shares the prize with about 100 co-authors, including CraigVenter, head of Celera Genomics Corp. -more-

Driver charged with murder in pedestrian deaths

The Associated Press
Tuesday February 27, 2001

Justices refuse to consider reviving disabled placard fee

The Associated Press
Tuesday February 27, 2001

California home sales, prices rise in January

The Associated Press
Tuesday February 27, 2001

State electricity hunger, but is no power glutton

The Associated Press
Tuesday February 27, 2001

U.S.-Russian project tests space sail

The Associated Press
Tuesday February 27, 2001

Editorials

School test will likely be practice

The Associated Press
Tuesday February 27, 2001
SACRAMENTO — It’s becoming more likely that the ninth-graders who take the state’s first high school graduation test starting next week will be doing it only for practice. -more-

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