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Remembering war, On the brink

By Matthew Artz Daily Planet Staff
Monday November 11, 2002
With war looming in Iraq this Veterans Day, local veterans attending a commemoration in Albany expressed solidarity with American troops stationed in the Middle East but were skeptical about the mission they might be assigned. -more-

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Monday November 11, 2002
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Bears get sixth win, but will they be bowl-eligible?

By Bob Baum The Associated Press
Monday November 11, 2002
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Diversity not just about race

Derick Miller and Roia Ferrazares Student Assignment Advisory Committee
Monday November 11, 2002
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Cheese maker fined for overcharging customers

Monday November 11, 2002
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Enrollment gains at UC may violate pact with city

By David Scharfenberg Daily Planet Staff
Monday November 11, 2002
UC Berkeley enrollment for the fall semester is higher than expected, sparking fears that the university will violate an enrollment cap agreed upon with the city and put an additional drain on local services. -more-

Kirk’s goal saves the day for Cal women

By Jared Green Daily Planet Staff
Monday November 11, 2002
Cal senior midfielder Brittany Kirk scored with 14 seconds left in regulation to beat Arizona State, 2-1, on Sunday, keeping the Golden Bears’ postseason hopes alive. -more-

Veterans Day is a chance to reflect

Michael Council Berkeley
Monday November 11, 2002
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Hail to the chief: Albany chooses new top cop

By Matthew Artz Daily Planet Staff
Monday November 11, 2002
While Berkeley’s search for a new police chief is just getting underway, neighboring Albany recently selected a new top cop. -more-

Voter turnout disappoints

Tom Lent Berkeley
Monday November 11, 2002
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UC lab overseer resigns

Staff
Monday November 11, 2002
The University of California vice president who has overseen operations for the past year at Los Alamos, Lawrence Berkeley and Lawrence Livermore national laboratories has resigned. -more-

Protecting the family

David James Randolph Albany
Monday November 11, 2002
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Arab officials urge Hussein to accept United Nations’ resolution

By Sarah El Deeb The Associated Press
Monday November 11, 2002
CAIRO, Egypt – Arab foreign ministers urged Saddam Hussein on Sunday to accept the U.N. Security Council resolution ordering new, tougher weapons inspections and demanded that Arab arms experts be included on the U.N. teams. -more-

A call for job training

Ron Hoover Oakland
Monday November 11, 2002
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Oakland schools to get $50 million

Monday November 11, 2002

Marin volunteers ask residents reasons for elevated cancer rates

By Angela Wattercutter The Associated Press
Monday November 11, 2002

CHP to re-examine report on cell phone-related crashes

Monday November 11, 2002

New shopping technology could breed supermarket discrimination

By Michael Liedtke The Associated Press
Monday November 11, 2002

Jobless rate steady; disturbing trends seen

By Gary Gentile The Associated Press
Monday November 11, 2002

Two El Cerrito men start campaign to send AOL CDs back

By Angela Watercutter The Associated Press
Monday November 11, 2002

Damage lingers as Bay Area’s first storm blows itself away

By Justin Pritchard The Associated Press
Monday November 11, 2002

Woman’s fight paves way for landmark Veterans’ Day cards

Monday November 11, 2002

Marijuana advocates ready for battle after election losses

By Martha Mendoza The Associated Press
Monday November 11, 2002

Pot club loses lease

Monday November 11, 2002

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Federal judge deliberates June’s Earth First! verdict

By Matthew Artz Daily Planet Staff
Monday November 11, 2002
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