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Former UC Berkeley chancellor dies

By David Scharfenberg
Thursday October 31, 2002
Former UC Berkeley Chancellor Chang-Lin Tien, the first Asian-American to head a major U.S. university, died Tuesday night at the age of 67. -more-

Battle of the brochures

James Day
Thursday October 31, 2002
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Bridging the past and present

By Jane Yin
Thursday October 31, 2002
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Calendar

Thursday October 31, 2002
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Cal Football Notebook

Jared Green
Thursday October 31, 2002
He’s a fan: Cal head coach Jeff Tedford will spend his Saturday just like millions of others across the country: watching college football on television. -more-

Merchants vent after lootings on Telegraph

By Matthew Artz
Thursday October 31, 2002
Telegraph Avenue merchants demanded justice Wednesday, one day after about 30 teenagers looted more than $2,000 in merchandise from a sporting good store. -more-

Limiting heights

Russ Tilleman
Thursday October 31, 2002
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Jackets split at ACCAL tourney

Staff Report
Thursday October 31, 2002
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District 1 candidates take the high road

By Matthew Artz
Thursday October 31, 2002
The most gentlemanly campaign In Berkeley this election season is being run by the two women vying for Berkeley’s 1st District City Council seat. -more-

Who deserves credit?

Dona Spring
Thursday October 31, 2002
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Scoreboard

Thursday October 31, 2002
Girls Volleyball - Berkeley 3, Encinal 0 -more-

UC lecturers reject offer, state intervention likely

By David Scharfenberg
Thursday October 31, 2002
University of California lecturers announced Wednesday that they have rejected UC’s latest contract offer, which is likely to trigger state intervention in the 2 1/2-year-old labor dispute rooted in salary, job security and contract arbitration issues. -more-

Support for education

Cynthia Hecker
Thursday October 31, 2002
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Sharon’s coalition falls apart over dispute about settlements

By Dan Perry
Thursday October 31, 2002
JERUSALEM — Prime Minister Ariel Sharon’s broad-based coalition collapsed Wednesday when Cabinet ministers from the moderate Labor Party resigned in a dispute over funding for Jewish settlements, threatening to push Israel into a bitter election. -more-

Election Day Preview

David Scharfenberg, Matthew Artz, Erik Totten, Kathryn Klages and Kurtis Alexander.
Thursday October 31, 2002

Simon, Davis, prepare for marathon tours in race

By Alexa H. Bluth
Thursday October 31, 2002

Four men arrested after robbery

Daily Planet Wire Service
Thursday October 31, 2002

Bay Area Briefs

Thursday October 31, 2002

State Briefs

Thursday October 31, 2002

Levi seeks to boost sales with discount

By Michael Liedtke
Thursday October 31, 2002

Man leaves tree-home

The Associated Press
Thursday October 31, 2002

Chang-Lin Tien, former UC Berkeley Chancellor and the first Asian-American to head a major U.S. university, died Tuesday night at the age of 67.
Chang-Lin Tien, former UC Berkeley Chancellor and the first Asian-American to head a major U.S. university, died Tuesday night at the age of 67.

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Initiatives beckon voters across the county

Compiled from staff
Thursday October 31, 2002
Voters in Alameda County will cast votes on an array of ballot measures Tuesday, with voters in Castro Valley poised to decide whether to become an incorporated city and Fremont and Berkeley voters considering raises for local officeholders. -more-

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