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How Berkeley Can They Be? Very

Matthew Artz
Monday September 30, 2002
Berkeley’s biggest, bawdiest and barest festival went off without a hitch Sunday. -more-

Author of coffee initiative speaks

Rick Young
Monday September 30, 2002
To the Editor: -more-

Gesser, Cougars outlast Bears in a shootout

Jared Green
Monday September 30, 2002
Jason Gesser wasn’t going to miss this game. No sir. But the Golden Bears sure wish he had. -more-

Calendar

Monday September 30, 2002
Tuesday, Oct. 1 -more-

School Boy Scout policy may violate federal law

David Scharfenberg
Monday September 30, 2002
Berkeley Unified’s Board of Education decided last week to leave an anti-discrimination policy in place that may conflict with federal law. -more-

School budget may need more scrutiny

Dan Peven
Monday September 30, 2002
To the Editor: -more-

Raiders deck Tennessee as Buchanan impresses

Janie McCauley The Associated Press
Monday September 30, 2002
OAKLAND – It took fewer than four minutes for rookie Phillip Buchanon to show he’s ready to be an NFL starter – perhaps at three positions. -more-

Sentencing delayed in Lakireddy case

Matthew Artz
Monday September 30, 2002
Vijay Lakireddy, 32, remains free on $500,000 bond after a federal judge postponed his sentencing in connection with a family sex smuggling ring. -more-

UC Regents need local knowledge

Justin Azadivar
Monday September 30, 2002
To the Editor: -more-

Another record for Jerry Rice

The Associated Press
Monday September 30, 2002
OAKLAND – Oakland Raiders receiver Jerry Rice caught an 11-yard fourth-quarter pass from Rich Gannon on Sunday against Tennessee, making Rice the NFL’s career leader in yards from scrimmage. -more-

City Council supports playing field board

Matthew Artz
Monday September 30, 2002
Construction of playing fields in the bayfront Eastshore State Park appears more likely after a City Council vote last week put the Council’s support behind a regional drive for park fields. -more-

Rethinking UC’s stadium

Robert Breuer
Monday September 30, 2002
To the Editor: -more-

Sports Shorts

Monday September 30, 2002
Hartford upsets Cal women’s soccer -more-

Ending life support for comatose baby: is it mercy or is it murder?

Chelsea J. Carter The Associated Press
Monday September 30, 2002
ORANGE – Little Christopher Ibarra’s mother wants her son disconnected from the machine keeping him alive so he can rest in peace. His father, who authorities say violently shook him into a coma, is holding out for a miracle recovery. -more-

Many sloppy with pronuciation

Beatriz Batungbakal
Monday September 30, 2002
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Prep scoreboard

Monday September 30, 2002
Cross Country – St. Mary’s sophomore Gabriela Rios-Sotelo won the high school girls’ race at the Stanford Invitational on Saturday. Tino Rodriguez finished 30th in the boys’ race for the Panthers. -more-

Police Briefs

Monday September 30, 2002

Pac-10 Football Roundup

Monday September 30, 2002

San Francisco anti-war protest draws thousands

The Associated Press
Monday September 30, 2002

S.F. to raise bar on recycling goal

Daily Planet Wire Service
Monday September 30, 2002

Bay Area Briefs

Monday September 30, 2002

West Coast ports to remain shut until tentative bargain reached

Justin Pritchard The Associated Press
Monday September 30, 2002

AMD plans biggest move yet against Intel

Matthew Fordahl The Associated Press
Monday September 30, 2002

Attorney general files spam suit

The Associated Press
Monday September 30, 2002

Davis signs range of bills as deadline approaches

Ray Locker The Associated Press
Monday September 30, 2002

How Berkeley can you be? Berkeley High student Ashay Serrant (left) was part of a group doing African dances during the “How Berkeley Can You Be?” parade on Sunday. See the story on page 3.Toby St. John/Special to the Daily Planet
How Berkeley can you be? Berkeley High student Ashay Serrant (left) was part of a group doing African dances during the “How Berkeley Can You Be?” parade on Sunday. See the story on page 3.Toby St. John/Special to the Daily Planet

Editorials

Berkeley High halts organic lunch program

The Associated Press
Monday September 30, 2002
Berkeley High School students will not be getting gourmet organic lunches anymore. -more-

A’s going with three-man rotation in playoff series

The Associated Press
Monday September 30, 2002
ARLINGTON, Texas – The Oakland Athletics will go with a three-man starting rotation in the first round of the AL playoff series against Minnesota. -more-

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