Berkeley schools may drop racial balance policy
By David Scharfenberg
Daily Planet Staff
Friday November 08, 2002
News
A parable of freedom
By John Angell Grant
Special to the Daily Planet
Friday November 08, 2002
Some feel America is now trading personal liberty for increased security in the current fight against terrorism. Opinions about the wisdom of this choice vary along the political spectrum.
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St. Mary’s drops both cross country titles
By Jared Green
Daily Planet Staff
Friday November 08, 2002
Thursday was a bittersweet day for the St. Mary’s High cross country team, as the Panthers got one outstanding individual performance but saw their team hopes fall away at the Bay Shore Athletic League championship.
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Voters say no to any new tax hikes
By Matthew Artz
Daily Planet Staff
Friday November 08, 2002
Berkeley progressives weren’t the only ones cheering on election night.
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Lady Jackets one win from another undefeated season
By Jared Green
Daily Planet Staff
Friday November 08, 2002
Police nab armed robber
Matthew Artz
Friday November 08, 2002
After a several block car chase, police tracked down one of two armed robbers who put a gun to three UC Berkeley students early Thursday.
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Four former SLA members plead guilty in murder-robbery case
By Steve Lawrence
The Associated Press
Friday November 08, 2002
ACRAMENTO — Four former members of the Symbionese Liberation Army accused of killing a woman during a 1975 bank robbery pleaded guilty to second-degree murder Thursday.
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Dollars are power for the public
John Rippo
Publisher and editor, ESPRESSO
San Diego
Friday November 08, 2002
To the Editor:
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Berkeley grandmother walks 800 miles
Melissa McRobbie
– Melissa McRobbie
Friday November 08, 2002
Julia Wildwood, the 56-year-old grandmother who left Berkeley in late September to walk to Washington D.C., is now in Flagstaff, Arizona.
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Stanford, Yale to end early decisions for applicants
By Diane Scarponi
The Associated Press
Friday November 08, 2002
Teen injured in “Jackass” stunt
Daily Planet Wire Service
Friday November 08, 2002
Jury gets case of poisoning toxicologist
By Michelle Morgante
The Associated Press
Friday November 08, 2002
Pelosi moves to become leading Democrat
Friday November 08, 2002
California voters overwhelmingly back state and local school bonds
By Louise Chu
The Associated Press
Friday November 08, 2002
Truckee level dropping as Tahoe slips
Friday November 08, 2002
Biotech CEO cashes in while shareholders lose investment
By Paul Elias
The Associated Press
Friday November 08, 2002
Student group urges shoppers to avoid Gap
By Steve Giegerich
The Associated Press
Friday November 08, 2002
Gap reports higher sales
By Michael Liedtke
The Associated Press
Friday November 08, 2002
Tech innovators share in $250,000 award
By Matthew Fordahl
The Associated Press
Friday November 08, 2002
Author of Proposition 51, the traffic congestion measure, steps down
Friday November 08, 2002
Got Milk? Biggs says no thanks
Friday November 08, 2002
Duke to take down stone gargoyles modeled after university donors
Friday November 08, 2002
Charters schools lack financial, academic oversight, audit says
By Jennifer Coleman
The Associated Press
Friday November 08, 2002
Cities balk at state mandate
By Robert Jablon
The Associated Press
Friday November 08, 2002
Colorado couple’s land serves as orphanage
By Tom Ragan
The Associated Press
Friday November 08, 2002
Editorials
California hit by first storm of the season
By Louise Chu
The Associated Press
Friday November 08, 2002
SACRAMENTO — Power outages and traffic accidents brought in the rainy season Thursday, as northern and central Californians stumbled their way through their first storm of the fall.
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