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The Students are Back

By David Scharfenberg, Daily Planet Staff
Tuesday August 20, 2002
Few surprises await them -more-

Hello, democrats

Bruce Joffe
Tuesday August 20, 2002
To the Editor: -more-

Out & About Calendar

Staff
Tuesday August 20, 2002

Tuesday, August 20

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Oakland wins 6th straight game, moves closer to 1st place

By Tom Withers, The Associated Press
Tuesday August 20, 2002
A's on the way -more-

Hate graffiti reported at Jewish eatery

By Matthew Artz, Daily Planet Staff
Tuesday August 20, 2002
Berkeley counts record number
of hate crimes since Sept. 11
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Defining indecent

Frank Moore
Tuesday August 20, 2002
To the Editor: -more-

Williams sits out with hip injury; iffy on future

The Associated Press
Tuesday August 20, 2002
SAN FRANCISCO — A hip injury forced Jay Williams to sit out practice for a second straight day Monday, leaving him contemplating whether to withdraw from the U.S. national team. -more-

Teachers file suit against district

By David Scharfenberg, Daily Planet Staff
Tuesday August 20, 2002
Union says the administration wrongly laid off teachers -more-

Brazil boat takes lead in world sailing championships

The Associated Press
Tuesday August 20, 2002
LOS ANGELES — Skipper Torben Grael and crew member Marcelo Ferreira from Brazil won the second race in the Star Class world championships Monday to take the overall lead. -more-

Longtime debate over houseboats settled

By Matthew Artz, Daily Planet Staff
Tuesday August 20, 2002
The 13 houseboat residents at the city-owned marina are hoping a compromise struck with the Waterfront Commission will end years of monthly fees that they say were as unpredictable as the bay winds. -more-

News of the Weird

Staff
Tuesday August 20, 2002
It’s alive -more-

Homeless man robs woman

Matthew Artz
Tuesday August 20, 2002

Bay Area Briefs

Staff
Tuesday August 20, 2002

Bay Area school officials eye cigarette tax

The Associated Press
Tuesday August 20, 2002


Oakland ‘sideshow’ bill approved by state Assembly

Daily Planet Wire Service
Tuesday August 20, 2002

Environmentalists challenge Chevron refinery permit

Daily Planet Wire Service
Tuesday August 20, 2002

Yosemite killing jury set to hear closing arguments

Brian Melley, The Associated Press
Tuesday August 20, 2002

Renewable energy requirement passes key committee

By Jennifer Coleman, The Associated Press
Tuesday August 20, 2002

Briefs

Staff
Tuesday August 20, 2002

Nuclear waste may be an inviting terror target

By H. Josef Hebert, The Associated Press
Tuesday August 20, 2002

Indiana University ranked top ‘party school’ in nation

By Shannon Dininny, The Associated Press
Tuesday August 20, 2002


CalPERS board adopts conflict rules

The Associated Press
Tuesday August 20, 2002

David Scharfenberg/Daily Planet Staff
              UC Berkeley students gather in Memorial Grove Thursday for the annual convocation ceremony. Students face higher tuition but a softer real estate market this year.
David Scharfenberg/Daily Planet Staff UC Berkeley students gather in Memorial Grove Thursday for the annual convocation ceremony. Students face higher tuition but a softer real estate market this year.

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Staff
Tuesday August 20, 2002
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