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Skate Park is On

By Matthew Artz Daily Planet Staff
Monday September 16, 2002
Berkeley went to sleep Friday night a progressive college town, but it woke up a skateboard mecca. -more-

More on housing subsidies

Chris Kavanagh Chris Kavanagh
Monday September 16, 2002
To the Editor: -more-

The Bears are for real

By Larry Lage
Monday September 16, 2002
EAST LANSING, Mich. – Cal has already exceeded expectations. The Golden Bears are not content, however. -more-

Mayor Dean sets sights on November

By Matthew Artz
Monday September 16, 2002
There was nothing moderate about Mayor Shirley Dean’s re-election campaign kickoff Sunday. -more-

Pacifica’s radio return

Kriss Worthington
Monday September 16, 2002
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Cal soccer – men beat Denver, women tie St. Mary’s

By Jared Green
Monday September 16, 2002
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‘Wheeler 79’ students accept deal

By David Scharfenberg
Monday September 16, 2002
A handful of pro-Palestinian students involved in the April takeover of UC Berkeley’s Wheeler Hall have accepted disciplinary action, according to university officials. -more-

Thank you to police

Laura Menard
Monday September 16, 2002
To the Editor: -more-

Sports Shorts

Monday September 16, 2002
Cardinal nip Cal water polo -more-

Liquor stores face last call

By Sean Marciniak
Monday September 16, 2002
Today is the deadline for Faiz Aldabashi and his brother Ali to clear loiterers from sidewalks around their south Berkeley shop Easy Liquor at San Pablo Avenue and Haskell Street. If they fail, the brothers say, the state will strip them of their liquor license. -more-

Libertarians drop Calif. governor hopeful who spat on radio host

Robert Jablon
Monday September 16, 2002
LOS ANGELES – California’s Libertarian Party voted Saturday to drop its candidate for governor because he spat on a radio talk show host. -more-

Officer’s absence notable in Riders case

The Associated Press
Monday September 16, 2002

Molotov cocktails spark fire

Daily Planet Wire Service
Monday September 16, 2002

Police say family dispute resulted in Oakland homocide

Daily Planet Wire Services
Monday September 16, 2002

SF took cash that could have repaired Hetch Hetchy system

The Associated Press
Monday September 16, 2002

Berkeley skater Rob Hernandez.
Berkeley skater Rob Hernandez.

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Union City Police: ‘Citizens stay calm’

Daily Plan´t Wire Service
Monday September 16, 2002
The Union City Police Department sought to reassure citizens Saturday that a brutal triple homicide this week was not a random outbreak of violence. -more-

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