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Indigenous reflect on hard times

By Brian Kluepfel
Saturday October 12, 2002
While most of the United States will celebrate Columbus Day this Monday, Berkeley will remember the consequences of colonialism. For the past 10 years, the city has designated the Saturday nearest to Oct. 12 – the date Christopher Columbus arrived in America – as Indigenous Peoples Day. Today, more than 100 Native American groups will gather at Martin Luther King Jr. Park to dance, sing and remember. -more-

A challenge to Mayor Dean

Tom Bates
Saturday October 12, 2002
Berkeley is world renouned as a home of knowledge and learning. Our children deserve world-class schools that live up to Berkeley’s superb reputation. Our local school district does a good job with its limited resources. However, if we are serious about bringing a world-class education to every single child in Berkeley we need to make our schools a higher priority and enlist the help of the entire community as well as our county, state and federal officials. -more-

Berkeley High illustrates 1930s-style Art Deco

Susan Cerny
Saturday October 12, 2002

Tin Hat Trio; A musical ride into the sunset

By Charles Ferris
Saturday October 12, 2002
Ask any musician what kind of music his band plays. You’re likely to get “it’s hard to categorize” followed by some long dizzying string of styles like post-punk-rockabilly-surfer-metal. Even if resisting musical definitions weren’t de rigueur, most musical categories fall short in their attempt to help listeners navigate the CD bins of today’s music stores. -more-

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Saturday October 12, 2002
Saturday, Oct. 12 -more-

Jackets slam Encinal

By Jared Green
Saturday October 12, 2002
The Berkeley High Yellowjackets continued to run roughshod over their opposition on Friday, using a 48-point first half to propel them to a 57-0 win over Encinal High. -more-

The Search for Healing

By Matthew Artz
Saturday October 12, 2002

Even more coffee talk

Michael Katz
Saturday October 12, 2002
To the Editor: -more-

Kissing your sister: St. Mary’s ties with Oakland Tech

By Dominic Perrone
Saturday October 12, 2002
One running back piling up yards the St. Mary’s High defense was able to handle. Two running backs piling up yards the defense was almost too much for the Panthers to handle. -more-

Anti-war protests continue

By Marton Dunai
Saturday October 12, 2002
Forty-six anti-war protesters were arrested Friday morning as they tried to block workers from entering the Federal Building in San Francisco, authorities said. -more-

Thanks for the briefs

Phil Guba
Saturday October 12, 2002
To the Editor: -more-

Cal (4-2, 1-1 Pac-10) vs. USC (3-2, 1-1 Pac-10)

Jared Green
Saturday October 12, 2002
When Cal has the ball -more-

High school’s new schedule still uncertain

By David Scharfenberg
Saturday October 12, 2002

Sniper manhunt expands to suburbs

By Deborah Hastings
Saturday October 12, 2002
FREDERICKSBURG, Va. — A man filling up his car at a Virginia gas station was shot to death Friday in what may have been the most brazen attack yet by the Washington-area sniper, committed as a state trooper investigated an accident just across the street. -more-

Bay Area Briefs

Saturday October 12, 2002

Former SFO security goes job hunting

By Karen Gaudette
Saturday October 12, 2002

Moving freight from west to east presents challenge

By Brad Foss
Saturday October 12, 2002

$484 million bill for California finance company

By Don Thompson
Saturday October 12, 2002

Champion fancy dancer Gilbert Blacksmith, of the Lakota Nation, participates in last year’s Indigenous People’s Day in Berkeley.
Champion fancy dancer Gilbert Blacksmith, of the Lakota Nation, participates in last year’s Indigenous People’s Day in Berkeley.

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Police Brief

Matthew Artz –Matthew Artz
Saturday October 12, 2002
Stolen flowers -more-

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