Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (December 28, 2000)

Title	Author	Type	Words
[0] DAILY UPDATE COLLEGES.			441
ADMIRERS PACK BARTY MEMORIAL LITTLE MAN WITH HUGE HEART MOURNED.			1003
ARSON SUSPECTED IN RANCHO VISTA.			331
BACA WANTS STATE, FEDS TO FUND REFORMS.			530
BACK TO SCHOOL UNIVERSITIES, TRADE SCHOOLS OFFER CHANCE TO BRUSH UP OLD OR BEGIN ANEW.			773
BELL JEFF TOURNAMENT: MOORPARK HUSTLES TO TOURNAMENT WIN.		Statistical Data Included	523
BOYS' HOOPS: CRESPI STAYING RIGHT ON COURSE.			560
BRIEFLY GUNSHOT VICTIM FOUND IN CAR.			479
BRINGING LIGHT TO THE WORLD.			272
BUSINESS NOTES AFTER-CHRISTMAS SALES MODERATE.			543
CURB YOUR TREE MOST CITIES OFFER HOME PICKUP.			363
DAILY UPDATE COLLEGES.			398
EAGLE EYES COUNT SHOWS AREA SIGHTINGS ON THE RISE.			1010
EDITORIAL BELMONT'S FUTURE?		Editorial	224
EDITORIAL HOME, SWEET SCHOOL MAKING THE SACRIFICE FOR BETTER EDUCATION.		Editorial	387
FOUR FIELDS TO BE ADDED FOR KIDS AT CENTRAL PARK.			238
FREE INTERNET FIRMS BATTLE OVER SOFTWARE NETZERO, JUNO FILE LAWSUITS.			382
GIRLS' BASKETBALL BEAT NO DROPPING OFF.			1405
GIRLS' SOCCER: QUARTZ HILL RIGHT ON TIME.			550
GUN LAW NOT ON TARGET ASSAULT WEAPONS GOING UNREGISTERED.			967
IN BRIEF.			60
JAWING WITH THE CROCODILE HUNTER.			1314
KINGS NOTEBOOK: PALFFY MISSING AS KINGS GO ON ROAD.			581
LAKERS NOTEBOOK: BACK SPASMS PLAGUE SHAQ.			617
LANCASTER MAN ARRESTED ON 6-YEAR-OLD MURDER CHARGES.			339
LATE FLU BUG HITS HARD VALLEY EMERGENCY ROOMS OVERFLOWING WITH SUFFERERS.			589
MADONNA WANNA-SEE SUDDENLY, MATERIAL GIRL IS BEING SECRETIVE ABOUT WHAT SHE WEARS.			609
MAKING A PLAY FOR L.A. AREA STAGES DRAW AS NEW YEAR APPROACHES.		Theater Review	553
MINIMUM WAGE GOING UP HIGHER PAY MAY BRING HIGHER PRICES MONDAY.		Statistical Data Included	516
NEW YEAR'S DAY SCHEDULES.			169
NORTHRIDGE OVERWHELMS OUTMANNED NAIA FOE CSUN 96, VANGUARD 51.			497
OUR CRITICS PICK `TIGER' ROARS IN LATE WITH BEAUTY, ACTION.		Movie Review	898
OUR CRITICS PICK THE YEAR'S BEST MOVIES DESPITE HOLLYWOOD, 2000 WAS A GOOD YEAR.		Movie Review	992
OUT FOR SELF-DISCOVERY NO. 21 MASTER'S WOMEN TO FACE NO. 1 OKLAHOMA CITY.			760
OWNERS PLAN REDESIGN OF GLENFED SITE.			401
PAC-10 STATURE SINKING FAST.			994
PISTONS AND THE PENMAN CAR PROJECT LEADS TO BOOK CONTRACT.			655
POLICE SEEK CULPRITS IN AREA SLAYING.			465
POLL FINDS PARKS TAX SUPPORT CITY PONDERS PROSPECT.		Statistical Data Included	593
PUBLIC FORUM HE'S GOT TO GO.		Editorial	1317
QUARTZ HILL BOYS' SOCCER: Q.H. RECOVERS FROM SLUGGISH START REBELS IMPROVE TO 6-0 AGAINST FOOTHILL TEAMS.			295
SHERIFF'S CHANGES IN WORKS BACA SEES FRIENDLY, EFFICIENT DEPARTMENT.			663
SHOWING HE CARES EXECUTIVE VOLUNTEERS TO ASSIST AREA'S AILING, HOMELESS.			435
SOCCER ROUNDUP: HART MAKES ITS POINT(S) IN TOURNEY.			807
TEEN PLEADS GUILTY TO FELONY IN 'DITCH-DAY' GANG-RAPE CASE.			431
TEENS' PARENTS WILL BE BILLED FOR FIRE.			507
THE GRAMMY GUESSING GAME WHO WILL THE 2001 AWARDS GO TO?			1075
THOUSAND OAKS TOURNAMENT: GRANT REBOUNDS, STINGS CAMARILLO.			505
THROWING GAUNTLET FOR GOOD OF THEATER.			347
TV GOES BACK TO REALITY WILL UNSCRIPTED PROGRAMS CONTINUE TO CAPTIVATE US?		Television Program Review	1572
TWIN PALMS EATERY CLOSED TOWN CENTER'S OWNER UNFAZED.			242
UCLA NOTEBOOK: BRUINS LINEBACKER THOMAS DELAYS DECISION ON FUTURE.			1163
USC FALLS BEHIND, CAN'T CATCH UP NORTHWESTERN 63, USC 61.			597
VICTIM OF DECAPITATION IDENTIFIED AS WOMAN, 42.			162
WAITING FOR ROSES FLOATS GET DRESSED UP FOR BIG DAY.			451
WEATHERING THE HOLIDAY SUNNY DAYS GIVE CHILDREN A BREAK FROM WINTER.			519
WOMEN'S TEAMS STRIVE FOR SPOTLIGHT.			695