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Editorials

Middle East scholars meet to discuss post Sept. 11 foreign policy

By Ritu Bhatanagar Associated Press Writer
Monday November 19, 2001

SAN FRANCISCO – Middle East studies scholars say the fundamental Islamist movement won’t end with the capture or killing of suspected terrorist mastermind Osama bin Laden and his top lieutenants. -more-


Prof. Cornell West challenges audience to walk its talk

By Chris O’Connell, Special to the Daily Planet
Saturday November 17, 2001

After making his way through a packed and sweltering Pauley Ballroom Thursday night to give the Mario Savio Memorial Lecture, Dr. Cornell West was concerned that police might shut the event down because it was too crowded. -more-


Many CSU teaching grads feel ill prepared

By Chelsea J. Carter, The Associated Press
Friday November 16, 2001

LONG BEACH — Although the nation’s largest public university system is turning out a record number of new teachers, a quarter of them don’t believe they are well enough prepared to teach math and English in kindergarten through eighth grade. -more-


Freedom is to differ

Linda Calbreath
Friday November 16, 2001

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University may not always get its way

Tom Kelly
Thursday November 15, 2001

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Affordable gasoline?

Staff
Thursday November 15, 2001

SAN FRANCISCO — Bay Area gasoline prices have plunged to their lowest levels since February 2000 because of the stumbling economy and the recent terrorist attacks, a recent report shows. -more-


Wish I could live in Berkeley

Judith Kahle
Wednesday November 14, 2001

The Daily Planet received a copy of this letter addressed to the mayor and City Council: -more-


Livermore wildlife preserve abounds with natural wonders

The Associated Press
Wednesday November 14, 2001

LIVERMORE — Many people associate the Altamont Pass with bumper-to-bumper traffic, but a few folks have had more soothing experiences on the range separating the Bay Area and the Central Valley. -more-


United Nations Environmental Program presents San Francisco group with prize

The Associated Press
Tuesday November 13, 2001

SAN FRANCISCO — The United Nations Environment Program has awarded Huey D. Johnson the Sasakawa Environment Prize for 40 years of environmental work. -more-


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