News
Program teaches through arts
By Judith Scherr
Daily Planet staff
Tuesday April 24, 2001
A program to boost test scores at Washington Primary School does not resort to workbooks or rote instruction. It calls on Louis Armstrong, Bessie Smith, Langston Hughes, paints and fancy footwork to stimulate learning.
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LeConte park closed early amid concerns
By Ben Lumpkin
Daily Planet staff
Tuesday April 24, 2001
For people living around LeConte Elementary School, the school’s ample playground is one of the few pieces of green space around.
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Yearlong debate on building comes to a head
By John Geluardi
Daily Planet staff
Tuesday April 24, 2001
One dead, three wounded in shooting at school bus yard
The Associated Press
Tuesday April 24, 2001
SAN JOSE — A school bus driver opened fire on her co-workers at their bus yard early Monday, killing a man and wounding three women, police said.
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Bias charges filed against airline
The Associated Press
Tuesday April 24, 2001
Transsexuals file suits that test new state law
The Associated Press
Tuesday April 24, 2001
S.F. supervisors postpone sex change benefits vote
The Associated Press
Tuesday April 24, 2001
Fire burns at oil refinery in Carson; cause unknown
The Associated Press
Tuesday April 24, 2001
‘Magic Flute’ ensemble easily enjoyable
By Miko Sloper
Special to the Daily Planet
Tuesday April 24, 2001
Small caps might get attention
By John Cunniff
The Associated Press
Tuesday April 24, 2001
ExciteAtHome names telecom industry veteran new CEO
The Associated Press
Tuesday April 24, 2001
Sub commander reprimanded with letter, docked pay
The Associated Press
Tuesday April 24, 2001
Bush plans to sell Taiwan less advanced destroyers
The Associated Press
Tuesday April 24, 2001
Grassroots environmentalist award winners announced
The Associated Press
Tuesday April 24, 2001
Assembly committee approves policy for redrawing district lines
The Associated Press
Tuesday April 24, 2001
Editorials
Routine mammograms impact cancer deaths
The Associated Press
Tuesday April 24, 2001
DANA POINT — Women who get regular mammograms may reduce their risk of dying from breast cancer by more than 60 percent — about twice the amount seen in large formal studies, according to a new analysis by the American Cancer Society.
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