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Panthers win boys’ title at NCS meet; girls just miss

By Jared Green Daily Planet Staff
Monday May 21, 2001
On a brutally hot day in Stockton, several members of the St. Mary’s track & field team didn’t have a chance to take a break at the Bayshore Regional championships. With qualifying spots for the Northern California Meet of Champions next week on the line, the Panthers’ top performers had to be at their bests. -more-

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Monday May 21, 2001
What side are you on in the marijuana fight? -more-

Volunteers spruce up preschools

By Tracy Chocholousek Special to the Daily Planet
Monday May 21, 2001
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NCAA bid likely for young Bears squad

By Ralph Gaston Daily Planet Correspondent
Monday May 21, 2001
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Teachers working on test protest

By Ben Lumpkin Daily Planet staff
Monday May 21, 2001
As Berkeley school administrators decide what to do with more than $500,000 awarded to the district for improved standardized test scores, a growing core of frustrated Berkeley teachers are studying ways to protest the test. -more-

Stadium lighting creates neighborhood heat

By John Geluardi Daily Planet staff
Monday May 21, 2001
A plan to install permanent lighting inside UC Berkeley’s Memorial Stadium has Panoramic Hill residents worried that glaring, unsightly lighting towers will be visible from all over the city. -more-

Ball rolling on ‘small learning communities’

By Matt Lorenz Special to the Daily Planet
Monday May 21, 2001
There were at least as many questions as there were people at the Berkeley Alternative High School on Saturday. Yes, that’s right — on Saturday. -more-

Teachers to get discounted class rates from UC Berkeley

Bay City News Service
Monday May 21, 2001
The University of California at Berkeley is offering summer courses at a discounted price for teachers from the Berkeley, Oakland, West Contra Costa and San Francisco unified school districts. -more-

Death row inmate speaks at Occidental College ceremony

By Andrea Cavanaugh Associated Press Writer
Monday May 21, 2001

Consumer complaints rise against state’s telephone companies

The Associated Press
Monday May 21, 2001

California braces for $5.7 billion electric rate hike

By Michael Liedtke AP Business Writer
Monday May 21, 2001

Head of PUC show companies cut power generation for more money

The Associated Press
Monday May 21, 2001

FBI investigating San Francisco school system

By Ron Harris Associated Press Writer
Monday May 21, 2001

Burgeoning wild pigs force parks to hire trappers

The Associated Press
Monday May 21, 2001

Kenyans sweep Bay to Breakers

The Associated Press
Monday May 21, 2001

Editorials

Fungus a threat to young grapevines

Bay City News Service
Monday May 21, 2001
The glassy-winged sharpshooter and the Pierce's Disease that it spreads are seen as a major threat to the state's wine industry. -more-

Fungus a threat to young grapevines

Bay City News Service
Monday May 21, 2001
The glassy-winged sharpshooter and the Pierce's Disease that it spreads are seen as a major threat to the state's wine industry. -more-

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