Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (September 21, 2001)

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Title	Type	Words
'GLITTER' NO MORE THAN MISDIRECTED VANITY.	Movie Review	602
'LIAM' WORKS AGAINST ITSELF.	Movie Review	558
2 COLLEGES, ONE PROJECT ARTISTS CREATE BANNERS OF VISION.		571
A FORMER WALK-ON NOW THE CAPTAIN BRUINS FULLBACK STANLEY HAS COME A LONG WAY.		806
A SUPER BOWL FEELER FOR PASADENA.		383
ALL THAT 'GLITTER' NEW MOVIE HAD LOTS OF PRESS - NOT ALL GOOD - BUT IT FACES A TOUGH SELL AT THE BOX OFFICE.		1652
ALL-STAR TELETHON TO SPAN AIRWAVES.		513
ANTI-WAR RALLY DOWNTOWN DRAWS HUNDREDS IN SUPPORT.		490
ATTACKS FORCE REDESIGN OF BREEDERS' CUP LOGO.		1348
BEACH BOYS EMPHASIZE THE POSITIVE, AGAIN.		1266
BEST OF THE WEEKEND.		1132
BOXING NOTEBOOK: FLORES SEES RESILIENCE.		355
BRIEFCASE CLARK UNDERTAKING BROADBAND DEAL.		343
BRIEFLY ICE SKATING FARES TO GO TO RED CROSS.		232
BRIEFLY L.A. COUNTY E-MAIL JAMMED BY VIRUS.		346
BRIEFLY TOASTMASTERS SET EVENING OF HUMOR.		185
BURBANK ADDS TO AIRLINES SKYWEST, SCENIC TO DEBUT.		454
BUS STRIKE STILL ON FOR SECOND DAY.		658
CHANGE OF HART POSSIBLE YEAR-ROUND SWITCH MAY NOT BE NEEDED.		688
CHATTER: PLAYOFF FORMAT MAY BE CHANGED.		418
CITY'S LAWYERS TO HIT STREETS DELGADILLO AIMS TO REDUCE LIABILITY IN SHOOTINGS, CRASHES.		538
CONSENSUS SOUGHT ON IDEAS FOR CITY CENTER.		339
CROSS COUNTRY NOTEBOOK: CANYON FACES TOUGH TUNEUPS.		439
CROSS COUNTRY NOTEBOOK: KNIGHTS WILL STAY PUT.		764
CSUN NOTEBOOK: INJURIES TO STARTERS ON OFFENSIVE LINE ADD TO CSUN'S WOES.		510
D.A. SEEKING FUNDS TO FIGHT TERRORISM.		301
DAILY UPDATE.		581
DAILY UPDATE.		450
DAY IN PREPS: MISTAKES COST BURBANK IN LOSS.		726
DISNEY SHARES UNLOADED 135-MILLION-SHARE SALE A DRAG ON.		551
DODGERS NOTEBOOK: TEAMMATES FEEL HIS PAIN.		607
DON'T PUNISH AIRLINES NEW REGULATIONS DON'T ADD SECURITY, JUST HARM BUSINESS.	Editorial	738
EDITORIAL BUSH'S FINEST HOUR AMERICA MUST CARRY THE BURDENS OF WAR.	Editorial	478
EDITORIAL FORGIVING FALWELL LESSON LEARNED, APOLOGY ACCEPTED.	Editorial	213
ESTRADA NEW SAUGUS HIGH PRINCIPAL.		213
FAST FOOD WITH FLAIR.	Restaurant Review	884
FIFTY OAKS TO FALL ROAD, DRAINAGE PROJECTS TAKE PRIORITY.		319
FILM SNEAK PEEK ACADEMY READY TO DEMONSTRATE A 'JAZZ' THING.		468
FLEX-TIME FOR POLICE MAY WAIT SHORT WEEK FACES HURDLES.		488
FOES FOR NOW VARGAS, FLORES FORGET THEIR FRIENDSHIP.		943
FREEWAY NAME, MONUMENT PROPOSED AS AEROSPACE HONORS.		428
GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL NOTEBOOK: A.V. TALENT MIGHT CAUSE POWER SHIFT.		227
GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL NOTEBOOK: TALENT GROWING IN VALLEY.		419
GREEN COMES THROUGH DODGERS 3, ARIZONA 2.		794
INNOCENT HURT WHEN CRIME FIGHTING CALLED WAR.	Editorial	612
KIDS SNEAK PEEK FINDING CREATURE COMFORTS BY THE CAMPFIRE.		634
L.A. STREET-PAVING PLANNING FALLS THROUGH CRACKS, AUDIT SHOWS.		566
LAKERS UPDATE: INTERNATIONAL GAMES ARE OFF.		348
MANY CHANGES SET FOR RESTART.		1087
MCDONALD'S BID PREVAILS OVER RESIDENT OPPOSITION.		306
NEIGHBORHOOD EMPOWERMENT CHIEF NOMINATED.		308
NEW CZECH FORWARD DILEMMA FOR KINGS.		572
NEW CZECH FORWARD DILEMMA FOR KINGS.		485
OLD TOWN FAIR TO TAKE REINS.		361
PARADE TO HONOR THOSE IN MILITARY.		298
PARK GETS NO RELIEF.		844
PEACE POSTER CONTEST SET.		181
PUBLIC FORUM GOOD AND EVIL.	Editorial	1289
ROSES OF REMEMBRANCE FRIENDS HONOR THEIR SLAIN TEAMMATE.		435
RUNNER'S WIFE JOINS THE RACE WYMAN ALSO TO VIE IN 36TH.		715
SC NOTEBOOK: FROSH BACK RECEIVES GOOD NEWS.		402
SCULLY'S WORDS GIVE COMFORT.		1450
SEMTECH SALES RISE DESPITE TOUGH TIMES.		260
SEPARATELY SERVING A COMMON CAUSE.		807
SHARING THE GOAL COC KEEPERS CULL, GARCIA PUSH EACH OTHER TO DO BETTER.		870
SHOWDOWN LOOMS OVER ROAD PLANS.		711
SOUND CHECK.	Sound Recording Review	568
STUDIOS REACT TO TERROR THREAT.		765
STUMBLING START USC'S HYPED OFFENSE FAILS TO SHOW.		918
SUGAR NAMED NORTHROP COO HE'S IN LINE FOR NO. 1 POST.		401
THE MASTER'S NOTEBOOK: MASTER'S STILL SOLID IN DEFENSE.		650
THINKING INSIDE THE BOX.		629
THIS WEEK'S KEY GAMES.		2466
TIME FOR PLAYERS' MOUTHPIECE TO SHUT IT UP.	Statistical Data Included	853
TRAFFIC CRASHES DIP NEARLY 47%.	Statistical Data Included	200
UCLA NOTEBOOK: BLITZ GIVING BRUINS FITS.		561
VALLEY ACTIVIST DR. NORMAN W. GORDON, 86.	Obituary	331
WATER SYSTEM SAFETY REVIEWED.		608
YEAR-ROUND SCHOOLS PLAN HAS OPPOSITION IN VALLEY.		412