Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (February 22, 2006)

Title	Author	Type	Words
A TEST OF 'HEART AND SOUL' JASMINE HOLMES LEADS PALMDALE IN ITS QUEST FOR ANOTHER BIG UPSET.			667
ARTIST'S WONDER YEARS IN THE VALLEY CRAIG AVNER'S EXHIBIT DISPLAYS SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA INFLUENCE.			597
BEAUTY ... AND BEAST THERE IS NO PRETTIER SHOT THAN TAYLOR LILLEY'S, BUT HART STAR'S GAME IS ALL ABOUT GRITTINESS.			654
BLACK LEGACY LIVES ON PROGRAMS HIGHLIGHT AFRICAN-AMERICAN CONTRIBUTIONS.			144
BLACK LEGACY LIVES ON PROGRAMS HIGHLIGHT AFRICAN-AMERICAN CONTRIBUTIONS.			150
BLACK LEGACY LIVES ON PROGRAMS TO HIGHLIGHT AFRICAN-AMERICAN CONTRIBUTIONS.			157
BOARD VOTES TO END $27 MILLION JAIL CONTRACT WITH STATE SUPERVISORS HOPE DECISION WILL RELIEVE OVERCROWDING, TENSIONS.			458
BOARD VOTES TO END STATE JAIL CONTRACT SUPERVISORS HOPE DECISION WILL RELIEVE INMATE TENSIONS.			713
BOEING CO. SUED OVER FIELD LAB ENVIRONMENTAL GROUPS SEEK PAYMENT OF FINES.			482
BOYS SOCCER: SANTA BARBARA 2, VALENCIA 1 VALENCIA HOLDS OFF NO. 1 UNTIL THE END.			449
BOYS' BASKETBALL: CAMPBELL HALL TRIO SINKS LA SALLE CAMPBELL HALL 76, LA SALLE 65.			337
BOYS' BASKETBALL: MASKED NOYER LEADS OAK PARK INTO III-A SEMIFINALS OAK PARK 72, CHAMINADE 54.			375
BOYS' SOCCER: OT STRIKE LIFTS SYLMAR SYLMAR 2, SAN FERNANDO 1 (4OT).			332
BREAKTHROUGH: YOUNG DRIVERS READY FOR THEIR BIG BREAK INCOMING ROOKIES PREPARED TO TAKE NEXT STEP THIS SEASON.			555
BRIEFCASE.			507
BRIEFLY.			875
BYNUM TO RUN FOR RUNNER'S SEAT SCHOOL BOARD MEMBER LAUNCHES CAMPAIGN.			438
CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE AT PACIFIC.			97
CHOCOLATE FANTASIES KIDS TASTE SWEET SUCCESS ONSTAGE IN WONKA PLAY.			485
CLIPPERS AT HOUSTON.			106
COACHES, PARENTS TEAM UP FOR LIFE LESSONS OF YOUTH SPORTS.			695
COLLEGE TO HOLD FREE CONCERT, FESTIVAL.			181
COMPLAINTS UP ABOUT LAPD STAFF.		Statistical Data Included	424
CONDO LOTS HOT PROPERTIES NO MARKET SLOWDOWN FOR LOCAL BUILDER.			399
COURTHOUSE SCENE WRITER FINDS REAL ATMOSPHERE FOR HIS FICTIONAL LAWYERS.			685
DETECTIVE TEAMS GIVEN MORE STAFF.			674
DODGERS NOTEBOOK: KENT ERROR-FREE FIELDING QUESTIONS.			578
DOWNTOWN MYSTERY CITY STILL BAFFLED BY OOZING LIQUID.			386
EDITORIAL OPERATION JACKIE IS GOLDBERG PART OF VILLARAIGOSA'S TOP-SECRET PLAN FOR REFORMING LAUSD?		Editorial	489
EDITORIAL PARK THIS PLAN.		Editorial	224
EXPERIENCE COUNTS CHAMBER PRESIDENT FIXES EYES ON AIDING PACOIMA BUSINESSES.			543
FINISH IN 1,500 IS UNRIVALED U.S. ADVERSARIES DAVIS, HEDRICK UPSTAGED BY ITALY'S FABRIS.			745
FOUR YEARS FOR CHUCA'S SYLMAR COMMUNITY CENTER CO-OWNER HOPES TO EXPAND.			598
FOUR YEARS LATER, IT'S A DIFFERENT TIME FOR PARRA.			675
GENERATION NEXT ON RISE: ROOKIE CLASS PROMISING NASCAR COULD BENEFIT FROM THE INFLUX OF YOUTHFUL TALENT.			1250
GIRLS' BASKETBALL: BASKETBALL'S A KICK FOR CANYON HIGH DUO.			662
GIRLS' BASKETBALL: CAVS REACH SEMIS CLEVELAND 63, WASHINGTON 42.			273
GIRLS' WATER POLO: ROYAL FLUSHES 4TH SEED.			286
GLENDALE SAYS NO TO HILTON'S CHECKOUT DEAL.		Statistical Data Included	229
GOING HOG WILD ON THE COAST.			577
HIGHLAND KEEPER LOOKS TO EXTEND GOLDEN SEASON.			728
KIDS VOLUNTEER FOR LONG RIDES TO SCHOOL.			1049
LABOR CHIEF STEPS DOWN LUDLOW SUBJECT OF FEDERAL PROBE.			1263
LAKERS FIND RIGHT MIX DEFENSE, ODOM AND BRYANT KEY.			793
LAKERS GET DEFENSIVE SHUT DOWN BLAZERS IN VICTORY LAKERS 99, PORTLAND 82.			772
LAKERS NOTEBOOK: MIHM COMES OFF THE BENCH IN RETURN.			525
LIVING HISTORY FROM HARRIET TUBMAN TO HIP-HOP, BLACK LEGACY STRONG.			1678
LOCK AND LOAD CBS DRAFTS MAMET FOR COVERT MILITARY DRAMA 'THE UNIT'.			1378
LUXURY HOME VALUES EBBING GAINS TAPER OFF IN FOURTH QUARTER.			372
MAYOR LOBBYING IN CAPITOL DELEGATION PUSHES FOR MORE FUNDS FOR L.A.			492
MOZART CONCERTO CLARINETIST TO SOLO WITH VALLEY'S SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA.			266
MUSICAL BONDING SAUGUS HIGH CLUB IS HARMONIZING ON PRODUCTION OF CD.			770
MUSICIAN OF NOTE COMPOSER AT EMELITA ELEMENTARY SHARES TALENTS, TALES.			455
NISSAN OPEN FINISH PROVIDED MORE THRILLS.			1043
ON THE RECORD.			29
PARKER CENTER DEMOLITION TO BE STUDIED UNDER PLAN.			397
PATRIOTS FIND A PATH: IS DESTINY CALLING? BYE BRINGS BIRMINGHAM WITHIN WIN OF SEMIFINALS.			492
PRIME VIEWING TODAY'S TV HIGHLIGHTS.			275
PUBLIC FORUM.		Editorial	685
ROCK ON!			557
ROUSH BRINGS TOGETHER MISSOURI DRIVERS: RIVALS ARE ON THE SAME TEAM.			204
SAFE HAVEN FOR STUDY CHARTER SCHOOL FOCUSES ON INDIVIDUAL STUDENT NEEDS.			614
SCULLY'S CONTRACT EXTENDED.			143
SCV SCHOOL FACING LOSS OF CHARTER TEST SCORES, DROPOUTS AT ISSUE.			798
SO FAST, SO FURIOUS MILLION-DOLLAR AUTO HAD HIT 120 MPH BEFORE HITTING POLE.			985
SPEEDWAY TACKLES TRAFFIC PROBLEMS: NEW PARKING PLAN READY.			384
STARS WANT TO RESTORE THEIR SHINE: GETTING BACK TO TITLE FORM GORDON, EARNHARDT JR. FOCUSING ON CHAMPIONSHIP RUN.			506
STUDENTS' OWN WONDER MACHINE HIGHLAND HIGH TEAM CONSTRUCTED ROBOT SOLO.			681
TEAMWORK PAYS OFF CALABASAS, CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BENEFIT FROM CLOSE TIES.			629
TEXTING FROM TURIN.			298
THREE'S COMPANY COHEN LEADS, BUT SLUTSKAYA, ARAKAWA CLOSE.			768
TIME OF THE SEASON FOR T.O. TWO-TIME DEFENDING DIV. II CHAMPS RALLY, TOP HART T. OAKS 3, HART 1.			501
TRADING PLACES BUSY OFFSEASON - LED BY KURT BUSCH - SEES RASH INCREASE IN TOP DRIVERS SWITCHING TEAMS.			1116
UCLA BASKETBALL NOTEBOOK: BRUINS' POST PLAY IS LACKING PRESENCE.			464
UCLA FOOTBALL NOTEBOOK: DT BROWN STILL NOT READY TO GO.			203
USC BASKETBALL NOTEBOOK: CROMWELL LOOKS FOR CLEARANCE.			103
USERS OFFERED QUIETER BLOWERS MACHINES A WAY TO BYPASS NOISE.			413
VENTRILOQUIST-COMIC RICKIE LAYNE, AT 81.		Obituary	390
VICTIMS CAN IDENTIFY STOLEN GOODS.			199
WEMPE JURY AT A STANDSTILL.			394
YOUNG SKATERS SHINE IN BRIGHT OLYMPIC LIGHT.			799