Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (November 26, 2001)

Title	Author	Type	Words
'PYRAMIDIOT' EARNING NEW ACCOLADES.			179
AUCTION, FASHIONS TO BE SPOTLIGHTED.			174
BRIEFLY NORTHRIDGE MAN DIES IN COLLISION.			330
CANDIDATES FOR D.A. ARE PICKING UP ENDORSEMENTS.		Statistical Data Included	274
CASTAWAYS STUDIOS MAY LOSE LOT FOR TRUCKS, EQUIPMENT.			500
CHRISTMAS CRUISING HOLLYWOOD PARADE BRINGS OUT STARS OF PRESENT, PAST.			852
COLLEGE SOCCER: UCLA ADVANCES IN NCAA.			183
CONTEST FOR MAYOR LOOMING COUNCIL SPLIT ON WHO'S NEXT.			594
CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS NOTEBOOK: IT WAS A ROYAL BREAKTHROUGH HIGHLANDERS SECOND AT STATE.			531
CSUN VS. HOWARD.			174
CSUN'S HACKETT COLORADO-BOUND.		Statistical Data Included	155
CYBERSPORTS NEED IDEAS? CLICK THESE AROUND.			300
DAILY NEWS STOCK PICKING CONTEST.			389
DREYFUSS' AFFAIR WITH WASHINGTON.		Television Program Review	528
EDITORIAL PROFILES IN COWARDICE THE CITY COUNCIL'S TERM-LIMIT GAMES.		Editorial	449
EDITORIAL REFORM, HAHN STYLE IN HIS OWN WAY, THE MAYOR IS HELPING TO MAKE L.A. BETTER.		Editorial	219
EDWARDS PERSONNEL GIVE BIG TO AID CHARITY DRIVE RAISES $333,914.56.			259
FAIRS GREAT PLACE FOR GIFT SHOPPING CRAFTS OFFER LOADS OF HOLIDAY SELECTION.			497
FATE OF VAN NUYS SEX PARTIES IN COURT'S HANDS.			870
FISHER FUELS SURGE AT FINISH LAKERS HOLD OFF NUGGETS BEHIND RETURNED POINT GUARD'S LATE 3-POINTERS LAKERS 105, DENVER 98.			590
GETTING ALONG FAMOUSLY MOST HIGH-PROFILE HEALTH CHARITIES NEED CELEBRITIES TO RAISE AWARENESS ... AND FUNDS.		Statistical Data Included	1482
GLAD WE HAD THIS TIME TOGETHER, BUT ENOUGH ALREADY.		Television Program Review	337
HOLLYWOOD PARK ROUNDUP: FRANKEL DOES DOUBLE DUTY.			593
HOME MOVIES LOCAL FILMING LIKELY TO RISE IN 2002.			788
KINGS NOTEBOOK: TAYLOR BACK AT GOOD TIME.			475
LAKERS NOTEBOOK: ACTIVATED LAKERS HAPPY TO BE BACK IN THE MIX.			565
MIRANDA'S MESSAGE CARMEN'S NIECE AIDS FUND-RAISER FOR VICTIMS.			314
NEW WHITAKER BUILDS ON OLD SKILLS.			1137
OLD FIRE STATION FOR SALE CITY, SCHOOL DISTRICT GET FIRST DIBS ON BIDS.			614
OLD WEST WILL RIDE AGAIN MELODY RANCH GETS READY.			870
ONE IDEA.			68
ONE NATION, PERIOD COMBINING RELIGION WITH PATRIOTISM IS EXCLUSIONARY AND UN-AMERICAN.		Editorial	726
PREP FOCUS: TE TAYLOR NEAR DECISION.			705
PUBLIC FORUM IMAGINARY TALE.		Editorial	1314
PULSE FREE YOUR MIND ... AND THE REST WILL FOLLOW.			932
RED-HOT COLOR FOR THE HOLIDAYS FIERY POINSETTIA TOP CHOICE AGAIN AS HOLIDAY PLANT.			631
RESCUE TEAM READY TO ROLL WITH NEW TOOLS.			477
ROAD TO THE ROSE BOWL: AFTER GIANT UPSETS, HOW NOW BCS? MIAMI STILL ON COURSE; OPPONENT IN DOUBT.			797
SCHOOL BOND SUPPORTED, SURVEY FINDS 60 PERCENT BACK MEASURE.			674
SCHOOL FEATURED IN GERMAN FILM.			331
SCV TREE DISPLAY TO HONOR AMERICA.			287
SHELTER EXPECTS MORE WILL NEED IT.			434
SIDEWAYS GLANCE FROM GALE'S WORDS TO `BRIAN'S SONG'.			319
SINGING SEASON CHORALE TO OPEN CONCERT SEASON WITH `HOLIDAY TAPESTRY'.			298
SKINS GAME: SHARK SKINS FIELD PART-TIME WORK EARNS NORMAN $1 MILLION.		Statistical Data Included	607
STUDENTS NEED MENTORS FOR GRADUATION PROJECTS.			216
SURFING THE TUBE.			631
THE WRITING ON (AND OFF) THE WALL DRAWN TO CHICK MAGNET.			574
THIS TIME, CLIPS ABLE TO SHINE ON CLIPPERS 90, HOUSTON 83.			451
TIPOFF GOP CANDIDATES RAP RIORDAN FOR PAST SUPPORT OF DAVIS.			751
USC VS. UC SANTA BARBARA.			157
WESTLAKE WINDS UP EXCITEMENT BACK FOR WINNING WARRIORS.			818
WORTH SAVING? THE LITTLE HOUSE ON THE DESERT.			800