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Berkeley High students leave for Cuba

By Ben Lumpkin Daily Planet Staff
Thursday April 05, 2001
Everything was fine until someone mentioned the towels. -more-

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Thursday April 05, 2001

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Thursday April 05, 2001
Standardized tests will yield results -more-

Film reveals ‘Secrets of Silicon Valley’

By Peter Crimmins Daily Planet correspondent
Thursday April 05, 2001
The recent downturn of the stock market evidenced the volatility of the new economy, and allowed those without the speed, courage, or resources to make buckets of money on tech stocks to smile smugly at investors with their now droopy portfolios. -more-

St. Mary’s Guy excels at Stanford

Staff Report
Thursday April 05, 2001
The St. Mary’s track & field team had a good day at the Stanford Invitational last weekend, led by Halihl Guy, who was selected as the Athlete of the Meet. -more-

Coming soon

By Jennifer Dix Daily Planet correspondent
Thursday April 05, 2001
Chocolate factory finally set to open its doors in May -more-

Panthers can’t find offense, lose to Salesian

By Jared Green Daily Planet Staff
Thursday April 05, 2001
The St. Mary’s baseball team nearly played a great game on Wednesday against BSAL rival Salesian. But one inning of defensive carelessness led to the Panthers going down, 2-1, to the league leaders. -more-

Widow says Harvard apology not enough

The Associated Press
Thursday April 05, 2001
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. — Harvard University has sent a letter of regret to the widow of a former professor who was forced to resign almost 50 years ago on suspicions he was a Communist. -more-

’Jackets fall to De Anza, still looking for first win

By Tim Haran Daily Planet Correspondent
Thursday April 05, 2001
Young team going through tough ‘rebuilding year’ -more-

Municipal code would regulate buried resources

By John Geluardi Daily Planet Staff
Thursday April 05, 2001
The city is hammering out an amendment to the municipal code that will govern development above buried historic resources such as the West Berkeley Shellmound. -more-

Mountain bike team hears from professionals

By Chason Wainwright Daily Planet Staff
Thursday April 05, 2001
David “Tinker” Juarez admitted he doesn’t know what he’ll do after his career as a professional mountain biker is over. But for now, the U.S. Olympic Cycling Team member loves to race and enjoys encouraging younger cyclists. -more-

Lucent denies bankruptcy rumors

The Associated Press
Thursday April 05, 2001

Editorials

Job fair aims to recruit ESL teachers

By Ben Lumpkin Daily Planet Staff
Thursday April 05, 2001
Faced with a critical shortage of teachers for English as a Second Language classes, adult schools throughout the East Bay are holding a job fair tonight, from 7 to 8:30, at the Contra Costa County Office of Education, 77 Santa Barbara Rd., Pleasant Hill. -more-

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