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Vista eyes new home

David Scharfenberg
Thursday October 10, 2002
Vista Community College wants a home, and soon, the 28-year-old Berkeley school should have one. -more-

Let council’s anti-war stance be a model

Diana Perry
Thursday October 10, 2002
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Facing the Facts

Peter Crimmins
Thursday October 10, 2002
A photography exhibit in downtown Berkeley, commissioned by the Alameda County Community Food Bank, will present startling images of the many faces of hunger throughout the month of October. The 40 photograph exhibit titled “Hunger: What Will You Do About It?” by Berkeley-based documentary photographer David Bacon, will be held at the Civic Center at 2180 Milvia St., and in the Police Review Commission lobby at 1900 Addison St. -more-

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Thursday October 10, 2002
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On the road again: Bears look to keep their mojo

Jared Green
Thursday October 10, 2002
The Cal Golden Bears have made themselves a most unwelcome guest so far this season, and they hope to keep up their rude ways on Saturday against USC. -more-

Recycling facility could waste away

Matthew Artz
Thursday October 10, 2002
Berkeley’s lofty goal of recycling 75 percent of its waste might be in jeopardy. But city officials will soon have a chance to do something about it. -more-

National issues affect us all

Steve Mackouse
Thursday October 10, 2002
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Student seeks City Council seat

David Scharfenberg
Thursday October 10, 2002
He’s 22 years old. He’s a graduate student at UC Berkeley. And he could be your next City Councilmember. -more-

Terrorism at high school?

Clif Erickson
Thursday October 10, 2002
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Smoking ban advances

Matthew Artz
Thursday October 10, 2002
City Council took its first step Tuesday to ban smoking within 20 feet of any doorway or air intake vent on public buildings. Council unanimously passed the first reading of the anti-smoking ordinance. -more-

Let’s know what we’re eating

Nancy Schimmel
Thursday October 10, 2002
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Jury recommends Stayner’s death

Brian Melley The Associated Press
Thursday October 10, 2002
SAN JOSE — Convicted Yosemite murderer Cary Stayner should die for his crimes, a jury decided Wednesday, rejecting defense pleas to show him mercy because of a traumatic childhood, mental illness and an inability to control his urges. -more-

UC postpones Wheeler takeover hearings

David Scharfenberg
Thursday October 10, 2002

Blast rocks high school

Matthew Artz
Thursday October 10, 2002

Police Briefs

Matthew Artz
Thursday October 10, 2002

Black, Hispanic admissions up at UC law and medical schools

The Associated Press
Thursday October 10, 2002

Teenage boy kills mother’s ex

Daily Planet Wire Service
Thursday October 10, 2002

Talks fail for Bonds’ ball

Ron Harris The Associated Press
Thursday October 10, 2002

Bay Area Briefs

Thursday October 10, 2002

Drink coasters that can detect ‘date-rape drugs’ may backfire

Margie Mason The Associated Press
Thursday October 10, 2002

Bush administration enters vehicle pollution fray

Andrew Bridges The Associated Press
Thursday October 10, 2002

Flag flap hits federal court

Daily Planet Wire Service
Thursday October 10, 2002

Dockworkers tackle huge backlog of cargo

Danny Pollock The Associated Press
Thursday October 10, 2002

Yahoo’s profit tops estimate

Michael Liedtke The Associated Press
Thursday October 10, 2002

COPS retracts fund-raising claim against Gov. Davis

Erica Werner The Associated Press
Thursday October 10, 2002

Fremont couple faces 22 fraud charges

Thursday October 10, 2002

Construction crews are expected to break ground Oct. 23 on a new $65 million campus for Vista Community College as pictured in the architectural rendering above.
Construction crews are expected to break ground Oct. 23 on a new $65 million campus for Vista Community College as pictured in the architectural rendering above.

Editorials

UC Berkeley stages protest of war in Iraq

Melissa McRobbie
Thursday October 10, 2002
About 300 protesters filled UC Berkeley’s Sproul Plaza Wednesday, toting anti-war signs and banners and chanting “stop the war on Iraq.” -more-

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