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Reddy’s sentence in jeopardy
Women Against Sexual Slavery
Friday October 11, 2002
To the Editor:
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Rhythm & rhyme
By Jane Yin
Friday October 11, 2002
It is said that our natural gravitation toward music comes from the first sounds we ever hear – the rhythmic beating of our mother’s heart. If this is true, world-renowned percussion master John Santos must have heard his mother’s heart beating loud and clear. Tonight, the founder and director of the critically acclaimed Machete Ensemble will take his band to the stage of La Pena Cultural Center. In collaboration with four Bay Area poets, the 10-piece group will perform a truly unique combination of Afro-Cuban music and spoken word.
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Panthers mount amazing comeback over Salesian
By Jared Green
Friday October 11, 2002
The St. Mary’s High girls volleyball team, down two games to none against Salesian High on Thursday, pulled off a tremendous comeback that might just have saved their season.
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Teacher union OKs 6 periods
By David Scharfenberg
Friday October 11, 2002
The Berkeley Unified School District and Berkeley Federation of Teachers have reached a tentative agreement solidifying the controversial six-period day at Berkeley High School.
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Burns tribute makes its way to Broadway
By Mark Evans
Friday October 11, 2002
NEW YORK — Frank Gorshin may best be known as The Riddler of the 1960s “Batman” television series, dishing out short, corny verbal puzzles aimed at stumping his superhero nemesis.
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Bay Area protests war resolution
By Judith Scherr
Friday October 11, 2002
Bay Area activists took to the streets of San Francisco and Oakland Thursday evening to show their opposition to the House of Representatives’ 296-133 vote giving President Bush broad authority to use military force in Iraq.
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Viacom plans multimedia campaign combating AIDS
The Associated Press
Friday October 11, 2002
LOS ANGELES — Viacom Inc. will use its vast media holdings, including the Paramount studio, CBS and MTV, in a global anti-AIDS campaign, the company said Wednesday.
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Tree-sitter dead after 50-foot fall
By Angela Atercutter
Friday October 11, 2002
Tribe declares emergency over Klamath fish kill
By Don Thompson
Friday October 11, 2002
Residents reflect on hate crime at gay center
By Matthew Artz
Friday October 11, 2002
Rash of peeping toms and burglaries hits town
By Matthew Artz
Friday October 11, 2002
‘Father of frozen foods’ fondly remembered
Friday October 11, 2002
Police Briefs
Friday October 11, 2002
Settlement talks fail again; Bonds ball headed for trial
By Ron Harris
Friday October 11, 2002
Oakland may house fuel business for United
Friday October 11, 2002
Bay Area Briefs
Friday October 11, 2002
State Briefs
Friday October 11, 2002
Simon expresses regret, but takes no blame for allegation
By Erica Werner
Friday October 11, 2002
More students passed exit exam than first reported
The Associated Press
Friday October 11, 2002
Jurors say death penalty for Stayner was logical
By Brian Melley
Friday October 11, 2002
Shippers don’t see longshoremen slowdown
By Justin Pritchard
Friday October 11, 2002
Two former WorldCom execs plead guilty in accounting fraud
By Devlin Barrett
Friday October 11, 2002
Education may be unifying issue for diverse Hispanic voters
By Linda Ashton
Friday October 11, 2002
Official: U.S. would give Israel 72 hours notice before attack
By Mark Lavie
Friday October 11, 2002
Al-Qaida’s message focuses on Iraq
By Dafna Linzer
Friday October 11, 2002
Sacramento grapples with temptations of Proposition 51
By Jim Wasserman
Friday October 11, 2002
FDA advises that gene therapy trials go forward for bubble boy disease
By Lauran Neergaard
Friday October 11, 2002
Computers spare students from lugging heavy school books
By Martha Irvine
Friday October 11, 2002
Anti-tax group sues Davis
By Jennifer Coleman
Friday October 11, 2002
Dominos franchise owner Chieu Dang might get more competition if a
moratorium on new fast food restaurants is abolished.
