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School finds nutritional advantage

By Ben LumpkinDaily Planet Staff
Saturday March 03, 2001
“Can we have some carrots?” -more-

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Saturday March 03, 2001

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Perspective

By Valerie Yerger, PCAD steering committee
Saturday March 03, 2001
Rebound! Program offers needed help; still have to fix underlying BHS ills -more-

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Saturday March 03, 2001
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Lady ’Jackets beat Pittsburg, will play Monte Vista in final

By Tim Haran Daily Planet Correspondent
Saturday March 03, 2001
A genuine team effort vaulted the Berkeley High girls’ basketball team over Pittsburg High Friday night and into the North Coast Section championship game, as 14 players contributed in the Lady ’Jackets 73-58 win over the visiting Pirates. -more-

Bickering panel makes up

By John Geluardi Daily Planet Staff
Saturday March 03, 2001
The formerly bickering Community Environmental Advisory Commission conducted its meeting Thursday with the harmonious rapture of newlyweds making up after their first fight. -more-

Berkeley falls to defending state champ De La Salle in NCS semis

By Jared Green Daily Planet Staff
Saturday March 03, 2001
Combine an excellent opponent, an unfamiliar court and a cold shooting day, and you’ve got a recipe for disaster. All those ingredients came together on Friday night for the Berkeley boys’ basketball team, and the Yellowjackets ended their season with a 66-32 loss to defending state champion De La Salle in the North Coast Section semifinals at St. Mary’s College. -more-

Berkeley clothing ministry helps homeless

By Chason Wainwright Daily Planet Staff
Saturday March 03, 2001
Just five years ago, Terry Abeyta lived on the streets of California. Today she has a home and is coordinator and manager of the Clothing Ministry for the nonprofit Chaplaincy to the Homeless. -more-

Founder’s Rock marks the beginnings of UC

By Susan Cerny
Saturday March 03, 2001
Berkeley Observed -more-

Dog involved in fatal attack may be closer to death

The Associated Press
Saturday March 03, 2001
SAN FRANCISCO — The district attorney’s office has completed its behavioral testing of Hera, a 113-pound dog involved in the deadly attack on a San Francisco woman in late January, a move that could clear the way for killing the dog. -more-

Census will provide more than just numbers

The Associated Press
Saturday March 03, 2001

Gov. Davis tells analysts of utility plan

The Associated Press
Saturday March 03, 2001

Decade after beating, Rodney King still a symbol

The Associated Press
Saturday March 03, 2001

Report: Blacks three times as likely to be in special ed

The Associated Press
Saturday March 03, 2001

Labor unions fight to keep safety rules

The Associated Press
Saturday March 03, 2001

EToys takes dramatic fall to bankruptcy

The Associated Press
Saturday March 03, 2001

Napster will begin blocking songs

The Associated Press
Saturday March 03, 2001

Market Watch

The Associated Press
Saturday March 03, 2001

Editorials

S.F. has plan to close own school gap

The Associated Press
Saturday March 03, 2001
SAN FRANCISCO — The city is offering a sweeping plan to integrate its schools and close gaps in achievement between different races. -more-

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