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Pacifica radio to return to Berkeley

By Matthew Artz
Monday September 23, 2002
The Pacifica Foundation radio network will return to Berkeley by March, three years after it fled the city amid protests and lawsuits. -more-

Concerns about coffee initiative

Fred Foldvary
Monday September 23, 2002
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Golden Bears come up short against Air Force

By Jared Green
Monday September 23, 2002
For three weeks the Cal football team took advantage of just about every opportunity it had. On Saturday against Air Force Academy, missing out on those opportunities cost the Golden Bears their undefeated season. -more-

County to aid school district with budget

By David Scharfenberg
Monday September 23, 2002
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Growth won’t stop anytime soon

Stuart Cohen
Monday September 23, 2002
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Both Cal soccer teams win

By Jared Green
Monday September 23, 2002
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Button-maker bids farewell

By Matthew Artz
Monday September 23, 2002
For a city that has changed immeasurably since its hippie heyday, Telegraph Avenue can sometimes seem a land suspended in time. But some peace activists say that after this weekend, it will never be the same. -more-

A Dean supporter speaks

Sam Herbert
Monday September 23, 2002
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Pac-10 Football Roundup

Monday September 23, 2002
No. 25 Kansas State 27, -more-

Russian avalanche covers village

By Yuri Bagrov
Monday September 23, 2002
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Local NBA players acquitted of fraud

By Nick Wilson
Monday September 23, 2002
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Bay Area Briefs

Monday September 23, 2002

Davis signs stem cell research bill

By Jennifer Coleman
Monday September 23, 2002

Economist challenges lowered state ranking

By Jessica Brice
Monday September 23, 2002

Dorianna Blitt picks up trash at the Berkeley marina Saturday. She was one of nearly 1,000 residents of Berkeley, Albany and Emeryville that showed up for this year’s California Coastal Cleanup Day. The statewide event, taking place at more than 400 locations and covering 1,100 miles of California coast, also includes cleanup of creeks, rivers and lakes.
Dorianna Blitt picks up trash at the Berkeley marina Saturday. She was one of nearly 1,000 residents of Berkeley, Albany and Emeryville that showed up for this year’s California Coastal Cleanup Day. The statewide event, taking place at more than 400 locations and covering 1,100 miles of California coast, also includes cleanup of creeks, rivers and lakes.

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-Matthew Artz
Monday September 23, 2002
n Carjacking -more-

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