Title  |
Author |
Type |
Words |
| 'CHAMBER' OF FRIGHT? 2ND 'POTTER' INSTALLMENT MAY MAKE FANS SQUIRM. |
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684 |
| `CHAMPIONSHIP' TAG DOESN'T FOOL US. |
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667 |
| 49ERS' ASCENT NOT THE ONLY TURNAROUND. |
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784 |
| ARTFUL LIFE. |
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180 |
| BLUE SKIES EXPECTED FOR HOLIDAY. |
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436 |
| BOXING: SPADAFORA WINS IT DOWN THE STRETCH. |
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234 |
| BRIEFLY CHIEF TO DISCUSS GANGS, VIOLENCE. |
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377 |
| BRUINS HANDLE LOWLY ARIZONA UCLA 37, ARIZONA 7. |
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918 |
| BRUINS HANDLE LOWLY ARIZONA UCLA 37, ARIZONA 7. |
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850 |
| CEREMONIES SET FOR VETERANS DAY. |
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441 |
| CLIPPERS VS. ORLANDO. |
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92 |
| CLU HANGS TOUGH IN OT DEFENSE PUTS GAME AWAY CAL LUTHERAN 6, OCCIDENTAL 0. |
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401 |
| COLLEGE BASKETBALL ROUNDUP: USC RALLIES IN EXHIBITION TO BEGIN YEAR. |
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160 |
| COURTS, GRANTS AND WORK RESULT IN PARKS. |
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1105 |
| CSUN ALUMNA, EX-JOURNALIST ELECTED GOVERNOR OF HAWAII. |
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863 |
| DAVIS COULD SEAL BUSH WIN IN 2004. |
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|
766 |
| EDITORIAL MORE CITY BUNGLING. |
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Editorial |
160 |
| EDITORIAL NO CRIME TOO GREAT. |
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Editorial |
351 |
| EDITORIAL WEEK IN REVIEW. |
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Editorial |
148 |
| GOLD CUP: HAMM LIFTS U.S. IN OVERTIME VETERAN COMES OFF THE BENCH AND SCORES IN 94TH MINUTE U.S. 2, CANADA 1. |
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792 |
| GUARDS TRY TO SEPARATE HOME, WORK. |
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831 |
| H.-W. WINS FIELD HOCKEY TITLE. |
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111 |
| HOME DEPOT CHAMPIONSHIPS INSIDE LOOK: LONG SEASON TAKES ITS TOLL BURNOUT DOGS TOUR AT FINALE. |
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556 |
| HORSEY SET MEETS FOR TEST TEENAGE EQUESTRIANS COMPETE ON EQUINE KNOWLEDGE. |
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469 |
| ISLANDS, PEI WEI BOTH TO OPEN IN CROSSROADS. |
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334 |
| JC CROSS COUNTRY: GLENDALE'S WELLS-ANDERS GETS SHOE-D AWAY. |
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Statistical Data Included |
378 |
| JC FOOTBALL ROUNDUP: CANYONS CLEANS UP ON WEST L.A. 42-20. |
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|
802 |
| KINGS NOTEBOOK: ZIGGY LAMENTS LACK OF PRODUCTION. |
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499 |
| LAKERS NOTEBOOK: SHAQ CAN ADD DOSE OF REALITY. |
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602 |
| LAND OFFER TO BE MULLED. |
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|
284 |
| LIVE TEEN COVERAGE STUDENTS GET NEWS EXPERIENCE. |
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|
747 |
| MIGHTY DUCKS VS. MINNESOTA. |
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93 |
| MONKEY OFF HORSE'S BACK TROJANS GET REVENGE, EYE BCS BOWL BERTH USC 49, STANFORD 17. |
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876 |
| NEW PROJECT TO HELP HOMELESS VETERANS BEGINS. |
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|
488 |
| NHRA NOTEBOOK: NHRA FINALS TO CONCLUDE TODAY. |
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|
480 |
| NO LONGER AWESTRUCK CHRISS LOVES BEING PART OF HART FOOTBALL. |
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|
772 |
| NOTEBOOK: BOWL STATUS APPROACHING GUARANTEE. |
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Statistical Data Included |
415 |
| NOTEBOOK: FUMBLES IRK WILLIAMS. |
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Statistical Data Included |
495 |
| NOTEBOOK: MALEEVA CAN'T DENY WEARINESS. |
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|
502 |
| NOTEBOOK: TOLEDO: NO CONTROVERSY AT QB SPOT. |
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Statistical Data Included |
432 |
| OAK TREE PRESENTS DILEMMA CITY EXPANSION PLANS MAY DOOM LANDMARK. |
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577 |
| PEPPERDINE SHARES FIRST CONFERENCE TITLE PAVONI DELIVERS GAME-WINNER FOR THE WAVES PEPPERDINE 2, SAN FRAN. 1. |
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457 |
| PISTONS EPITOMIZE EAST. |
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630 |
| PREP FOOTBALL ROUNDUP: BIG PLAYS SINK LOYOLA. |
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646 |
| PREPARE FOR TAKEOFF BEFUDDLED TRAVELERS GETTING READY FOR HOLIDAY TRIPS FACE NEW TICKETING RULES, ADDED SECURITY. |
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1296 |
| PSD EYES BIGGER CLASSES DISTRICT FACING $3 MILLION-PLUS DEFICIT. |
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|
748 |
| PUBLIC FORUM WHAT'S NEXT? |
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Editorial |
1261 |
| QB PALMER NEAR HIS PEAK. |
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Statistical Data Included |
817 |
| QUICK HITS. |
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|
392 |
| RAIN DAMPENS WEEKEND FUN. |
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|
318 |
| RESERVOIR CLOSING ENCINO, TARZANA RESIDENTS WILL GET TREATED WATER. |
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843 |
| SATURDAY ACADEMY FILLS IN THE GAPS. |
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713 |
| SCHOOL'S SUCCESS A MATTER OF PRINCIPAL. |
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876 |
| SERENA: SLOW START, FAST FINISH TOP SEED OVERCOMES TOUGH FIRST SET TO BEAT NO. 8 DOKIC. |
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Statistical Data Included |
719 |
| SPANISH-ONLY FOSTER KIDS NEED HOMES. |
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Statistical Data Included |
865 |
| SPEND SCHOOL BOND MONEY WITH CARE. |
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|
756 |
| STATE ONCE AGAIN DETERMINING REGIONAL HOUSING NEEDS. |
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Statistical Data Included |
834 |
| STORMY WEATHER BLOWS THROUGH AND OUT OF DESERT REGION. |
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|
300 |
| THE 'MASTER SPY' WHO BORED ME. |
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624 |
| THE FINAL DRAG BERNSTEIN ENDS CAREER AT AUTO CLUB FINALS. |
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Statistical Data Included |
760 |
| THE LEARNING CURVE KINGS STRUGGLES CONTINUE IN, OF ALL PLACES, MONTREAL MONTREAL 3, KINGS 1. |
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|
682 |
| THE SCARE TACTICS WORKED - CITY WILL NOT CHANGE. |
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|
745 |
| THERE'S ALSO HONOR IN NOT GOING TO WAR. |
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|
731 |
| TINSELTOWN SPYWITNESS. |
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846 |
| TRUMP SET ON BUYING, RENOVATING COURSE. |
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|
398 |
| VALENCIA COURSE TO OFFER $1,000 HOLE-IN-ONE PRIZE. |
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464 |
| VALLEY ANTI-GANG COALITION PRAISED BRATTON SINGLES OUT YEAR-OLD EFFORT. |
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Statistical Data Included |
768 |
| VALLEY HAS FEWER COPS HANDLING TRAFFIC DEATHS. |
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Statistical Data Included |
1410 |
| VETERANS DAY SCHEDULE. |
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|
135 |
| VOTERS SENT LOUD WAKE-UP CALL TO L.A. POLITICIANS. |
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721 |
| WISH UPON A WIZARD DIRECTOR CHRIS COLUMBUS FERVENTLY HOPING 'HARRY POTTER' SEQUEL WILL THRILL, CHILL ... AND MAKE A KILLING. |
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1930 |
| WOODLAND HILLS TEEN'S DOG EARNS HONORS IN COMPETITION. |
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491 |
November 10, 2002
