Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (December 23, 2001)

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'BEAUTY' REVIVED ON 5 1/2-STORY MOVIE SCREENS.		279
`IT WASN'T PRETTY,' BUT NORTHRIDGE CLAIMS FIRST BIG WEST VICTORY CSUN 57, IDAHO 56.		613
ALARM CLOCK RINGS IN TIME FOR UCLA UCLA 79, WASHINGTON ST. 74.		870
AT LAST, CLIPPERS ARE FOR REAL.		1255
BRIEFLY LOOSE WHEEL KILLS DRIVER ON FREEWAY.		557
BUILDINGS ARE A SYMBOL OF OUR NATION'S VALUES.		675
BURROUGHS TOURNAMENT: BURROUGHS CAPTURES TITLE BURROUGHS 64, GLENDALE 45.		601
CHRISTMAS DUTY PALMDALE DEPUTIES STAND IN FOR SANTA.		632
CHRISTMAS LITE? NOT AT THIS HOUSE FAMILY CREATES EXTRAVAGANZA AS A TRADITION.		715
CITY WORKS IN PROGRESS LANCASTER PLANS 60-ACRE REGIONAL PARK.		542
CLUBS DESIGN NEW AID FOR KIDS.	Statistical Data Included	597
CRONK LEAVING A ROSE-Y LEGACY BOWL'S DYNAMIC FOOTBALL COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN SET TO RETIRE.		1256
DAY IN SPORTS: STONERIDGE COMES UP BIG.		355
DESPITE ITS SHORTCOMINGS, CSUN BREAKS THROUGH TO WIN - BARELY CSUN 57, IDAHO 56.		808
EDITORIAL FEWER COPS, MORE ROBBERS.	Editorial	345
EDITORIAL START WITH THE SCHOOLS.	Editorial	196
EDITORIAL WEEK IN REVIEW.	Editorial	156
FERRY PROMISES NEW STYLE IN MAYOR'S OFFICE; NO MICROMANAGING.		572
FRONTIERS OF FRINGE AUTRY MUSEUM EXHIBIT SPOTLIGHTS THE BIRTH OF COWBOY COUTURE.		1300
GLENDALE FAMILY WANTS THEIR HOME REGISTERED HISTORICAL DESIGNATION MIGHT PRESERVE THE EXTERIOR.		730
GROOM POPS QUESTION IN CASHIER'S LINE CHECKER GETS PRACTICE AS BLUSHING BRIDE.		590
HOMELESS WARMLY RECEIVED.		720
HUTCHINSON DOES THE TRICK USC GUARD DELIVERS FROM LONG RANGE TO SPARK COMEBACK VICTORY USC 81, LMU 67.		510
HYDROGEN LEAK SENSOR PASSES 3RD-PARTY TEST.		318
INSPIRATION POINT LOU GEHRIG'S SUFFERER HONORED AS EXAMPLE.		1029
KINGS UPDATE: DEADMARSH, MILLER IN OLYMPICS.		581
KINGS' HOT TRIP ENDS WITH BIG CHILL MONTREAL 2, KINGS 1.		740
LAKERS NOTEBOOK: KOBE MIGHT MISS A GAME.		439
LAUSD GRANT WILL HELP ARTS PROGRAM.		603
MARRIED 60 YEARS: RICHARD AND KATHERINE LEE.		220
MIGHTY DUCKS VS. PHOENIX.		108
MTA OFFERS FREE RIDES.		121
NEIGHBORHOOD COUNCILS STRUGGLING TO BECOME VOICES FOR THE VALLEY.		1074
OFF-TRACT DESIGN ARCHITECT DEFIES VALLEY STEREOTYPES WITH HIS CUTTING-EDGE PROJECTS.		963
ON STORM WATCH AFTER SOME RENOVATIONS, SKI RESORTS LOOKING FOR HELP FROM THE WEATHER.		894
PALMDALE FOCUSES ON ATTRACTING RETAILERS.		755
PUBLIC FORUM INCREDIBLE TO ME.	Editorial	1074
PUTNAM PLANS TO CONTINUE TMC FIGHT DEPUTY CITY MANAGER LOOKS TO HIS RETIREMENT THIS YEAR.		673
QUICK HITS.		780
REVOLVING COACHES DIZZYING USC'S FIFTH-YEAR SENIORS SOMEHOW LEARNED TO ADJUST TO THREE REGIMES.		829
SC NOTEBOOK: UTAH'S MCBRIDE HAS TROJANS TIES.		545
SCHOOL WILL BE FIRST IN 7 YEARS WESTSIDE FACILITY WILL OPEN IN 2003.		282
SPECIAL ED DEFICIENT, REPORT SAYS DISTRICT DISPUTES FINDINGS.		401
THANK YOU.		401
THE HYPE READ ONE FOR THE GIPPER.		1020
TONGVA ROOTS GO DEEP IN L.A. AREA.		246
TRAINING DAY WILL SMITH ENDURED A TOUGH REGIMEN - PHYSICALLY AND SPIRITUALLY - TO PLAY MUHAMMAD ALI.		1457
TRAVELER'S ADVISORY: CARNIVAL TO BUILD TERMINAL IN L.B.		479
TRIBE SEEKS RECOGNITION FROM U.S. RIVALS SUSPECT CASINO PLANS.		799
UCLA INSIDE LOOK: BRUINS MOORE CHALLENGED COMPTON PRODUCT KEY FOR COUGARS AGAINST UCLA.	Statistical Data Included	477
UCLA NOTEBOOK: GADZURIC HAS DAN-DY SECOND HALF.		388
WET-NOSE BRIGADE TRAINING A PUP TO BECOME SOMEONE ELSE'S EYES IS A FULL-TIME JOB.		724