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Editorials
Editorial: A Holiday, a Change, a Party—Let the Sun Shine
04-22-2008
Editorial: Being Green: It Ain’t All That Easy
04-18-2008
Public Comment
Letters to the Editor
04-22-2008
Commentary: Mayor Bates Shuts Real Sunshine Out
By Sunshine Committee Members
04-22-2008
Commentary: Hillary: Another Feminist Perspective
By Laura Santina
04-22-2008
Commentary: An Open Letter Regarding Professor John Yoo
By Paul Glusman
04-22-2008
Commentary: How Blocking U.S.-Colombia Agreement Will Protect Colombians and the United States
By Natalie Danielle Camastra
04-22-2008
Letters to the Editor
04-18-2008
Commentary: Will the Sun Shine in Berkeley?
By Dean Metzger
04-18-2008
Commentary: Why John McCain Can’t Win
By Randy Shaw
04-18-2008
Commentary: Pedestrian Amenities on North Shattuck Avenue
By Laurie Capitelli
04-18-2008
Commentary: What North Shattuck Needs
By Fred Dodsworth
04-18-2008
News
Council Postpones Sunshine Hearing To October, Grants 90-day Extension to Citizens’ Group
By Riya Bhattacharjee
04-24-2008
North Oakland Man Shoots Intruder
By Richard Brenneman
04-22-2008
CarShare Now Offering Wheelchair-Accessible Vans
By Riya Bhattacharjee
04-22-2008
Assembly Candidates Vie For Major
By J. Douglas Allen-Taylor
04-22-2008
Council Takes Up Sunshine, Density Bonus, Tax Survey
By Riya Bhattacharjee
04-22-2008
Subprime Crisis Hits Berkeley, Exact Dimensions in Dispute
By Richard Brenneman
04-22-2008
Berkeley Man Dies in Crash on The Alameda
Bay City News
04-22-2008
Planning Commission Tackles Southside Plan EIR
By Richard Brenneman
04-22-2008
Pacific Steel Appeal of Court Decisions Begins
By Riya Bhattacharjee
04-22-2008
First Person: Show Me the Street Money
By Winston Burton
04-24-2008
Earth Day Thoughts on Loss and Limits
By Joe Eaton, Special to the Planet
04-24-2008
Food Riots Have Deeper Roots
By Christopher McCourt
04-24-2008
Biofuels: Our Latest and Greatest Band-Aid
By Elizabeth Jean Dow
04-24-2008
Pacific Steel Appeal of Court Decision Begins
By Riya Bhattacharjee
04-18-2008
Downtown Parking Meters Might Be Enforced at Night
By Richard Brenneman
04-18-2008
Judge Gives Green Light To ‘Trader Joe’s’ Project
By Richard Brenneman
04-18-2008
Hancock-Chan Race Gets a Little Testier
By J. Douglas Allen-Taylor
04-18-2008
Sunshine Law Draft Heads to Hearing
By Riya Bhattacharjee
04-18-2008
UC Berkeley Faculty and Students Demand Open Textbooks
By Riya Bhattacharjee
04-18-2008
35 BUSD Teacher Layoffs Rescinded
By Riya Bhattacharjee
04-18-2008
Berkeley Mother Sentenced For Murdering Her Son, 9
By Richard Brenneman
04-18-2008
Density Bonus Measures Returns to City Council Agenda
By Richard Brenneman
04-18-2008
Planet Reader Report: Bills on LBAM Spray Get Hearing in Capitol
By Lynn Davidson and Jane Kelly
04-18-2008
Wells Fargo Building Sold to Hills Bros. Coffee Heirs
By Richard Brenneman
04-18-2008
Columns
News Analysis: Economic Outlook: High Hopes, Low Expectations
By Richard Hylton, Special to the Planet
04-22-2008
The Public Eye: Why Should We Care About Iraq?
By Bob Burnett
04-22-2008
Wild Neighbors:
By Joe Eaton
04-22-2008
UnderCurrents:Better Way Needed to Meet a Crowd of Good Candidates
By J. Douglas Allen-Taylor
04-18-2008
East Bay, Then and Now: Marshall-Lindblom House Was the ‘Prettiest Home in Berkeley’
By Daniella Thompson
04-18-2008
Garden Variety: Sating an Ancient Hunger
By Ron Sullivan
04-18-2008
About the House: When Flue Gases Condense Inside Your Furnace
By Matt Cantor
04-18-2008
Arts & Events
Arts Calendar
04-22-2008
El Cerrito’s Contra Costa Civic Theatre Stages ‘Foxfire’
By Ken Bullock, Special to The Planet
04-22-2008
Wild Neighbors:
By Joe Eaton
04-22-2008
Berkeley This Week
04-22-2008
Arts Calendar
04-18-2008
‘Horsewomen of the Apocalypse’ in SF
By Ken Bullock, Special to The Planet
04-18-2008
Berkeley Poet Wins Pulitzer Prize
By JAIME ROBLES Special to the Planet
04-18-2008
Moving Pictures: Three Films Examine The German Conscience
By Justin DeFreitas
05-01-2008
East Bay, Then and Now: Marshall-Lindblom House Was the ‘Prettiest Home in Berkeley’
By Daniella Thompson
04-18-2008
Garden Variety: Sating an Ancient Hunger
By Ron Sullivan
04-18-2008
About the House: When Flue Gases Condense Inside Your Furnace
By Matt Cantor
04-18-2008
Berkeley This Week
04-18-2008
What Do You Mean ‘It’s Green’? Crucial Questions
By Alisa Rose Seidlitz
04-18-2008
Mobilizing to Take Back Our Food Systems in the Post-Peak Oil Era
By Miguel Altieri
04-18-2008
The Force Through the Green Field Dives the Hiker
By Ron Sullivan
04-18-2008