News
For Jack Johnson the show goes on
By Jane Yin
Friday October 18, 2002
Surfers all have a common bond: the love of waves. But for pro-surfer-turned-musician Jack Johnson and many of the people that have stepped into his life, the bonds go beyond that.
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Some of NBC’s established hits are off to a sluggish start this season
By David Bauder
Friday October 18, 2002
NEW YORK — If “The West Wing” were the real White House, glum-faced presidential operatives would be obsessing over worrisome poll numbers.
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Candidates talk town and gown
By David Scharfenberg
Friday October 18, 2002
Mayor Shirley Dean and challenger Tom Bates traded jabs over Dean’s student appointments to city commissions and Bates’ 1988 role in temporarily blocking construction of UC Berkeley’s Foothill Residence Hall during a sharply-worded campus debate Wednesday night.
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Bishop Nichols remembered
By Judith Scherr
Friday October 18, 2002
Police Briefs
Matthew Artz
Friday October 18, 2002
Bonds’ ball trial starts
By Angela Watercutter
Friday October 18, 2002
Giants make history with ticket sales
Daily Planet Wire Service
Friday October 18, 2002
Bey pleads innocent
Daily Planet Wire Service
Friday October 18, 2002
Arrest made in killing of boy who lived as girl
The Associated Press
Friday October 18, 2002
Bay Area Briefs
Friday October 18, 2002
State Briefs
Friday October 18, 2002
Inland towns now growing
By Daisy Nguyen
Friday October 18, 2002
Forty alleged members of Aryan Brotherhood indicted across nation
The Associated Press
Friday October 18, 2002
Key Enron trader pleads guilty
By David Kravets
Friday October 18, 2002
Tobacco company halts free samples
The Associated Press
Friday October 18, 2002
Gateway posts loss
The Associated Press
Friday October 18, 2002
California tops in privacy protections
The Associated Press
Friday October 18, 2002
World Series expected to lift California tourism
The Associated Press
Friday October 18, 2002
Republican Hispanics boost image
By Mark Sherman
Friday October 18, 2002
Largest ranch in valley receives protection from development
The Associated Press
Friday October 18, 2002
Humboldt county’s rugged coast is a world apart
By Denis Cuff
Friday October 18, 2002
Berkeley High School students, as a whole, met statewide targets for improving on standardized testing scores.
Editorials
CIA director says al-Qaida ready to strike on U.S. soil, overseas
By John J. Lumpkin
Friday October 18, 2002
By John J. Lumpkin
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