Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (April 11, 2008)

Title	Author	Type	Words
'BERGER' STILL KNOWN FOR 'SEX' BREAKUP.			570
'CHAOS THEORY' IS CHAOTIC IN REALITY, TOO.			443
'PEOPLE' FULL OF CHARACTER FLAWS.			566
'SPANNING HISTORY' TOUR OF L.A.'S STORIED AND ICONIC BRIDGES OFFERS A SNAPSHOT OF HISTORIC MONUMENTS THAT HERALD SIMPLER TIMES AND STATEMENTS OF CIVIC PRIDE.			950
21ST-CENTURY DIRTY HARRYS RULE AS 'STREET KINGS'.			463
ANTIC 'ACT OF LOVE' MAKES YOUR FAMILY SEEM NORMAL.			615
AROUND THE REGION.			294
AROUND THE VALLEY.			426
AT FIRST, AT LAST LONEY CONTINUED TO PAY HIS DUES IN THE MINORS UNTIL HE WAS CALLED UP LAST SEASON. HE HAS BEEN A FIXTURE IN THE DODGERS' LINEUP SINCE.			1006
BIG BROWN STILL HAS PYRO TO WORRY ABOUT.			885
BOX OFFICE BUZZ 'PROM' WILL SCARE AWAY COMPETITION.			398
BY BOB STRAUSS FILM WRITER.			1043
CHATTER: CALABASAS TOO DEEP FOR SHORT-HANDED LANCERS.			186
CIRCUS-ELEPHANT KEEPER ORDERED OUT OF L.A. ACTION: PERMIT REVOKED FOR ANIMAL MISTREATMENT.			334
COLLEGES: CSUN'S SOLA WINS HAMMER.			150
COURT LETS STAND L.A.'S 'LIVING WAGE' MANDATE JUSTICES: CITY ACTED PROPERLY TO REQUIRE LAX HOTELS TO PAY WORKERS MORE.			402
CUBAN FARE WITH FLAIR AT HIS CASA.		Restaurant review	901
DISORDER IN COUNTY COURTS SAFETY: OFFICIALS ADMIT MANY OF THE OLD FACILITIES AT RISK IN AN EARTHQUAKE.			1057
DUCKS NOTEBOOK: THIS RUN WILL HAVE FOCUS.			318
ECR SQUEEZES PAST G. HILLS SOFTBALL: DAHLERBRUCH'S SINGLE IN 14TH IS WINNER.			381
EDITORIAL CRACKDOWN COMPROMISE WITH RESPONSIBILITY FOR ANTI-GANG PROGRAMS COMES ACCOUNTABILITY.		Editorial	323
EDITORIAL RIGHT-HAND MAN RAMON CORTINES COULD BE WHAT LAUSD NEEDS.		Editorial	246
FAST LANE.			594
GOING FROM EASY TO BIG EASY NBA: LAKERS BLOW OUT CLIPPERS, NOW TURN ATTENTION TO CRUCIAL BATTLE WITH HORNETS TONIGHT. LAKERS 106, CLIPPERS 78.			811
GREEN LYONS WINS U.S. DEBUT.			80
GYMS FAIL TO SHAPE UP GOVERNMENTAL FATHEADS.		Editorial	592
HIGHEST-PAID COUNTY OFFICIAL RESIGNS AS HEAD OF HEALTH SERVICES.			259
IN 'THE VISITOR,' A DRUMBEAT RESTORES A HEARTBEAT.			491
JETHAWKS WIN HOME OPENER JETHAWKS 14, LAKE ELSINORE 5.			84
KID-FRIENDLY 'SARAH JANE' BATTLES EVIL.			446
L.A. CONFIDENTIAL.			139
LAKERS ASK, 'WHAT RIVALRY?' NBA: CLIPPERS KEEP IT CLOSE FOR A WHILE, BUT LAKERS TAKE OVER IN SECOND HALF. LAKERS 106, CLIPPERS 78.			630
LAKERS NOTEBOOK: BYNUM RETURN ON HOLD.			557
LAWMAKER URGES 25-CENT FEE FOR PLASTIC GROCERY BAGS BACKLASH: EXPERT SAYS STORES WILL USE NONGREEN PAPER.			510
LOCAL COUNCIL IS GETTING THE JOB DONE.			348
NOT A REAL RIB-TICKLER FOR FEHERTY.			849
ONE MORE FOR HANSBROUGH? BASKETBALL: NORTH CAROLINA STAR FAVORED TO CAPTURE WOODEN AWARD.			441
PERFECTION EMBRACED AT SIMI VALLEY SOFTBALL: WITH ITS STRUGGLES IN THE PAST, PIONEERS ENJOY CHALLENGE OF FINISHING UNBEATEN.			2052
POLICE TAKE 137 TRUANTS OFF STREETS CRACKDOWN: STUDENTS SKIPPING CLASS GET $250 TICKETS.			610
PREP ROUNDUP: FOOTBALL STARS RIGHT ON TRACK.			700
PUBLIC FORUM.		Editorial	690
Q & A WITH TAFT COACH CHUCK BERRINGTON.			393
SENDING VETS TO GOLDEN AGE GAMES WORTH THE COST.			627
SMALL PLATES, BIGGER PROBLEMS AT NEOMEZE.			631
SOULFUL 'ALEXANDRA' WINS BATTLE OVER HEARTS.			145
UCLA FOOTBALL NOTEBOOK: OLSON SENSING COWAN A FAVORITE AT QB SPOT.			349
USC FOOTBALL NOTEBOOK: MOALA ADJUSTING TO NOSE GUARD.			257
WITH NO FIRE, DUCKS ARE COOKED NHL: DUCKS QUICKLY UNRAVEL IN GAME 1 LOSS IN CONFERENCE QUARTERFINALS. DALLAS 4, DUCKS 0.		Conference news	470
WITH NO FIRE, DUCKS ARE COOKED.			908