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UC students demand clean energy

By David Scharfenberg
Friday October 25, 2002
UC Berkeley students, joined by Mayor Shirley Dean, called for a significant investment in “clean energy” and “green building” techniques throughout the nine-campus University of California system Thursday. -more-

Eat your greens

S. Corcos
Friday October 25, 2002
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Magical kingdom lacks enchantment

By John Angell Grant
Friday October 25, 2002
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Berkeley girls win another one

By Jared Green
Friday October 25, 2002
The Berkeley High girls volleyball team continued their dominance of league competition on Thursday, giving up just six points while beating De Anza High, 15-1, 15-3, 15-2. -more-

Music industry targets campus file-sharing

By David Scharfenberg
Friday October 25, 2002
The music and recording industries sent out letters this month asking 2,300 colleges and universities around the country, including UC Berkeley, to clamp down on students sharing copyright-protected songs and movies over the Internet. -more-

Pedestrian safety revisted

Tom Brown
Friday October 25, 2002
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Diary excerpts show Nirvana star felt tortured by stomach disease, drug use

By Nekesa Mumbi Moody
Friday October 25, 2002
NEW YORK — Kurt Cobain regretted using heroin to ease the pain of a stomach ailment but could not bring himself to stop, and talked of shooting himself, according to excerpts from the late Nirvana star’s diaries. -more-

BHS coach Johnson to get bird’s-eye view

By Jared Green
Friday October 25, 2002
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Ex-Pentagon official skeptical about war policy

By Daniel Freed
Friday October 25, 2002
In 1971, Pentagon official Daniel Ellsberg risked his career, his reputation and his freedom to make public what has become known as the Pentagon Papers – 7,000 pages of top-secret documents outlining America’s untold and often nefarious involvement in the Vietnam War. -more-

Council cloudy about height initiative

Harold Boyer
Friday October 25, 2002
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Whitney Museum unveils collection

By David Minthorn
Friday October 25, 2002
NEW YORK — The Whitney Museum has unveiled its new $200 million collection of works from Jasper Johns, Robert Rauschenberg, Roy Lichtenstein, Andy Warhol and other American masters of postwar modernism at pivotal moments in their careers. -more-

Bombs away! Giants bludgeon Angels

By Ben Walker
Friday October 25, 2002
SAN FRANCISCO – Teased and taunted for tiptoeing around Barry Bonds, the Anaheim Angels decided to challenge him. -more-

Homeless program rides on ballot measure

By Matthew Artz
Friday October 25, 2002
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BART director decries height limits

Roy Nakadegawa
Friday October 25, 2002
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CBS may delay sniper-themed episode because of shootings

The Associated Press
Friday October 25, 2002
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Bush praises law community for capturing sniper suspects

By Ron Fournier
Friday October 25, 2002
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Fire controlled at UC Berkeley

Daily Planet Wire Service
Friday October 25, 2002

UC offers organic foods information

Daily Planet Wire Service
Friday October 25, 2002

Oakland’s count at 91

Daily Planet Wire Service
Friday October 25, 2002

Police Briefs

Friday October 25, 2002

One of three suspects pleads innocent in murder

Daily Planet Wire Service
Friday October 25, 2002

Experts question use of Pelosi’s PACs

By Mark Sherman
Friday October 25, 2002

Bay Area Briefs

Friday October 25, 2002

State Briefs

Friday October 25, 2002

Davis maintains fund-raising lead

By Alexa H. Bluth
Friday October 25, 2002

GOP candidate seeking ’balance’

The Associated Press
Friday October 25, 2002

Mystery in condor’s death

The Associated Press
Friday October 25, 2002

No winners yet in Ford compromise

By David Kravets
Friday October 25, 2002

California regulators fine Qwest $20 million

The Associated Press
Friday October 25, 2002

Stocks fall on profit-taking

By Hope Yen
Friday October 25, 2002

News of the Weird

Friday October 25, 2002

30 days to write the fairly dreadful American novel

By Michelle Locke
Friday October 25, 2002

State commissioners no-shows in major vote

By Laura Wides
Friday October 25, 2002

Son of Britain’s top judicial officer guilty

By Chelsea J. Carter
Friday October 25, 2002

Hospital refuses to let nurses return to work

The Associated Press
Friday October 25, 2002

Mayor Shirley Dean joins UC Berkeley students in calling for greater use of solar power.
Mayor Shirley Dean joins UC Berkeley students in calling for greater use of solar power.

Editorials

Sniper suspect lived in Pinole

By Colleen Valles
Friday October 25, 2002
PINOLE — The former sister-in-law of one of the suspects arrested in connection with the sniper shootings in the Washington, D.C. area expressed sympathy for the victims and their families. -more-

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