Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (March 11, 2002)

Title	Author	Type	Words
`PODS' DEBUTING AT BIG DANCE DUKE SEEDED FIRST FOR FIFTH YEAR IN A ROW.			681
2 HELP DELIVER BABY.			108
A.V. BALLET COMPANY A DREAM COME TRUE FOR FOUNDERS.			1058
AN AMERICAN WERE-WAIF IN LONDON.		Television Program Review	390
ANGELS NOTEBOOK: SELIG PREFERS DISNEY REMAINS.			482
AREA DAM COLLAPSE VIVIDLY PORTRAYED.			467
ASSAULT ON THE EYES NORTON SIMON EXHIBIT PUTS VIOLENCE IN A HISTORICAL CONTEXT.			680
BERRY EXCITED! 'MONSTER'S BALL' STAR GRABS OSCAR MOMENTUM.			1040
BETTER NATURE STATE PARK SEEKS IMPROVEMENTS.			525
BOOT CAMP-STYLE PROGRAM TEACHES TEEN DISCIPLINE, FOCUS.			577
BRIEFLY FITNESS CENTER HOSTS FOOD DRIVE.			430
CBS GOES FOR A SECOND LAP IN 'THE AMAZING RACE'.		Television Program Review	557
CHERISH THE CHILD DONATES TWO TREES TO PARKS.			375
CITY STAGING SAFETY CLASSES.			281
CLIPPERS VS. MINNESOTA.			122
COURAGE CHARACTERISTIC FRIENDS RECALL SUNNY, CARING PEARL.			755
CREATIVITY HONORED STUDENTS WIN BLACK HISTORY MONTH ART CONTEST.			227
CYBERSPORTS THE NET RESULT: FEWER CASH PRIZES AND MORE CREATIVITY.			394
DARK, PALE OUTFITS FILL RED CARPET.			569
DODGERS NOTEBOOK: ASHBY UPSET AFTER POOR OUTING.			854
DUKE VS. OREGON IN NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP GAME.			955
EARLY RETIREMENT OFFERED TO TEACHERS.			403
EDITORIAL ... AND CLOSED-DOOR GOVERNMENT THE COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS DISGRACES ITSELF.		Editorial	175
EDITORIAL FAIR AND OPEN GOVERNMENT PARKS DESERVES PUBLIC HEARING ON HIS PERFORMANCE.		Editorial	453
EDWARDS TO CLEAN TRENCHES STRUCTURE TO CONTAIN TOXINS.			474
GOODWILL GOES A LONG WAY HITTING ITS CENTURY MARK, THE NONPROFIT IS MOST PROUD OF ITS UP-TO-DATE JOB TRAINING.			1239
GOT THE BICOASTAL BLUES AREA'S CONGRESSIONAL COMMUTERS FEEL WEEKLY JET LAG.			1278
HEAR THAT? PERFECT PITCH MAY BE THE KEY TO UNLOCKING GENETIC MYSTERIES.			1203
KINGS UPDATE: KINGS' HOME ISN'T THEIR CASTLE.		Statistical Data Included	642
L.A. CAN'T HANDLE ANY CUTS LAFCO SAYS LEADERS 'PROTECTING THEIR TURF'.			1302
LAKERS NOTEBOOK: NOW THAT WAS QUITE A SHOT TO REMEMBER, BY GEORGE.			487
LOT SPACE PROJECT OPENS UP PARKING EXPANSION SET FOR OK.			528
MENTAL HEALTH DIRECTOR HONORED WELCOME BACK AWARDS RECOGNIZE ACHIEVEMENTS.			378
MUTTS GET THEIR CHANCE TO STRUT.			665
ONE IDEA.			59
PANTHERS LYING IN WAIT NEWBURY PARK COULD SPRING SURPRISE.			611
PEPPERDINE PREVIEW: WAVES SOMETIMES `FORGOTTEN' PEPPERDINE HOPING IT CAN SNEAK UP ON WAKE FOREST.			742
PREP FOCUS: NEW COACH LACOUR DRESSING UP EL CAMINO REAL.			464
PUBLIC FORUM GIVE HER A RAISE.		Editorial	1286
PULSE HOW LITTLE ONES CAN BRUSH UP FOR FIRST VISIT TO DENTIST.			512
ROTARY AUCTION ROLLS ON CLASSIC CAR TO BE SOLD FOR CHARITY.			333
ROUNDUP: PEPPERDINE WINS IN THE 11TH.			551
SC PREVIEW: NO-NAME MEANS BIG TIME IN SIGN OF DISTINCTION, TROJANS DRAW NORTH CAROLINA-WILMINGTON.			935
SENATORS SLAP DUCKS OTTAWA 4, DUCKS 2.			243
SERVING UP LAUGHS ZANY CELEBRITY WAITERS RAISE $50,000 FOR SENIOR CARE.			367
SHAQ TOEING LINE IN THE SAND O'NEAL DOMINATES KNICKS; LAKERS GATHERING STEAM LAKERS 117, NEW YORK 103.			687
SIMON MAY REVITALIZE GOP, BUT LOSE ELECTION.		Editorial	749
STYLE WILL SERVE CAUSES MODEL SHOW TO AID CHARITY.			204
SURFING THE TUBE.			601
THE WRITING ON (AND OFF) THE WALL SONS SET WALTON'S ITINERARY.			652
TIPOFF PADILLA MAY OWE APOLOGY TO GREUEL FOR CAMPAIGN BEHAVIOR.			673
TROJANS RECEIVE ORAL COMMITMENT.			57
UCLA AVOIDS SWEEP BY CSUN UCLA 6, CSUN 3.			336
UCLA PREVIEW: SELECTION BENEFITS BRUINS UCLA PAIRED WITH OLE MISS; RETURN TO CALIFORNIA LOOMS.			1026
VERSATILE SCV CONCERT BAND FINALLY COMING IN FROM COLD.			318
WOMEN'S NIT: TROJANS RECEIVE A PLACE IN NIT.			529
WOMEN: WAVES AIMING HIGH PEPPERDINE TO FACE VILLANOVA IN FIRST ROUND.			575