Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (January 3, 2000)

Title	Author	Type	Words
A.V.'S SAT SCORES SLIP; MATH, VERBAL AVERAGES DOWN SLIGHTLY.		Statistical Data Included	558
ACTOR LEARNS JOY OF TUTORING TEENS; ACTOR CAST AS TEACHER.			400
AUDUBON MAKES ANNUAL BIRD COUNT.		Statistical Data Included	779
BATTLE LINES ALREADY DRAWN; LANG RANCH, BORCHARD KEY ISSUES FOR 2000 AGENDAS DIFFER FOR COUNCIL, CITIZENS GROUPS.			643
BATTLING BACK; PALMDALE BOXER FINDS A LITTLE INCENTIVE.			1438
BEANIE BABIES WIN LANDSLIDE VOTE.			321
BOARD ORDERS COUNTY LIBRARY INTERNET FILTERS.			403
BRIEFLY; TARZANA MALL BLAZE TOUCHED OFF BY SHORT.			488
CHANGE ON THE HORIZON; BIRD-WATCHERS SEE SOMETHING IN THE AIR.			970
COMMUTING SOLUTION FOR THE FUTURE: STAY AT HOME HIGH-TECH GIZMOS MAY EASE GRIDLOCK.			921
COWBOYS' .500 MARK DOES TRICK DALLAS SUPERSTARS DELIVER PLAYOFF BERTH FOR JONES DALLAS 26, N.Y. GIANTS 18.			693
CRIME STOPPERS LIST SUSPECTS.			189
CSUN NOTEBOOK; RADIO GAMES STILL UP IN AIR.			589
GIVING THE GIFT OF LIFE TRANSPLANT RECIPIENTS GRATEFUL FOR 2ND CHANCE.			761
GOLDEN RANCH PLAN SET FOR PUBLIC VIEW.			180
GROUP'S READERS ARE ON A ROLL.			309
HARRISON LEAVES HOSPITAL.			157
HOLIDAY DEATH TOLL REACHES 4; DUI ARRESTS UP.		Statistical Data Included	193
JACKSON HAS NO BONES TO PICK WITH COHEN'S `SKULLS'.			692
KEEPING THE FAITH; BLACKS VOW MORE AWARENESS, ACTIVISM.			667
KINGS NOTEBOOK; CORKUM FORCED INTO LINEUP.			595
LAKERS NOTEBOOK; LAKERS' SHOW MUST GO ON TEN-GAME STREAK NICE, BUT 16 IS BETTER.			450
LOCAL ARTIST'S WORK ON DISPLAY AT CIVIC ARTS PLAZA.			346
MATADORS BARELY HOLD ON FOR VICTORY CSUN ALMOST BLOWS 27-POINT LEAD TO CAL POLY SLO CSUN 94, CAL POLY SLO 86.			686
NAMES IN THE NEWS; WITT SHARPENS HER ACTING EDGE.			487
NEW COMICS START TODAY.			139
ODOM GOES AWOL IN LATEST CLIPPERS SAGA.			322
OLOWOKANDI BATTLING INJURY AND JABS.			1074
ONE IDEA.			121
OUR OPINION; GOVERNMENT FOR THE PEOPLE MEANS HONEST AND RESPONSIVE ELECTED OFFICIALS.		Editorial	538
OUR OPINION; RETURN ON INVESTMENT GOP PROPOSED TAX CUT WORTH PURSUING.		Editorial	317
PARADE'S SCENT OF SUCCESS LINGERS ON.			325
PEPPERDINE VS. LEHIGH.			152
PUBLIC FORUM; FEAR FOR THE FATHER.		Editorial	873
QUESTIONS SURROUND BODY IN CAR.			124
RUNNER SEEKS FUNDING.			441
SCHOOL COULD BE MOVABLE PLACE EDUCATORS LOOK INTO WIRED ENVIRONMENT OF FUTURE.			546
SURFING THE TUBE.			692
TEEN COUNSELING OFFERED; SEMINARS TEACH HOW TO COPE WITH EMOTIONS.			608
THAIS TURN OUT FOR BONE MARROW TESTS.			484
THE FORTUNE MAKERS; IT'LL TAKE MORE THAN A CRYSTAL BALL TO PREDICT WHICH LOCAL COMPANY WILL FLOURISH IN THE COMING DECADE 8 LOCAL COMPANIES HAVE BRIGHT FUTURE.			929
THE MISSING LINK; GREENBELT IS ALMOST COMPLETE NATURAL CORRIDOR IS CLOSER.			847
THE NEXT HOSPITAL UCLA'S NEW FACILITY AIMS TO BE FLEXIBLE - AND SUNNY.			1352
THE WRITING ON (AND OFF) THE WALL; NFL OFFERS LITTLE REASON TO CARE.			668
THEY'RE A LAUGH A MINUTE; 'SUPERZEROS': THEY'RE MORE THAN HEROES.			764
THEY'RE A LAUGH A MINUTE; INSOMNIA DROVE TOLES TO SCRATCH 'ITCH'.			760
THEY'RE A LAUGH A MINUTE; SIX CHIX DRAW CARTOON PIX.			492
TOWN HALL ON THE NET? SANTA CLARITA PLAN CALLS FOR ELECTRONIC MEETINGS.			725
UNIVERSITY'S DONORS GATHER IN NEW CIRCLE; EACH GIVES $1,000 PER YEAR FUNDS RAISED TO IMPROVE CSU AT NEW CAMPUS IN CAMARILLO.			444
VALLEY ALREADY EN ROUTE TO SOLVING TRANSIT WOES.		Editorial	705
VENTURA TEARS INTO ARTS SUBSIDIES.			107
WEATHER ALMOST DELIGHTFUL FOR SKI ENTHUSIASTS SKIERS SAY LET IT SNOW, LET IT SNOW.			606
X-34 PROJECT MARKS KEY STEP.			353