Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (September 23, 2002)

Title	Author	Type	Words
'CSI'S' NEXT TRY CAREFUL DISSECTION REVEALS A SOLID HIT.			461
'FRIENDS AT LAST' COMEDY WINS TOP EMMY IN 8TH SEASON.			1316
'GRAPES' EVENTS PLANNED STEINBECK'S MASTERWORK EXAMINED.			335
ANGELS NOTEBOOK: OFFENSE SPUTTERS ON TRIP.			254
ART DISPLAY EXHIBIT AT LIBRARY SHOWCASES WORK OF AREA YOUTHS.			297
ARTS TO FLOURISH ON, OFF STAGES OCT. 5 IN VALLEY DAY OF FREE EVENTS TO APPEAL TO VARIED LOCAL TASTES.			430
ARTS, CRAFTS ON TAP FOR ABBEY FESTIVAL.			409
BILL WOULD TIGHTEN CONTROLS IN ANGELES, LOS PADRES FORESTS LARGE TRACTS WOULD BE CLOSED TO MINING, DRILLING, BIKING.			944
CHECKUP UCLA TO SCREEN HEALTHY SMOKERS FOR STUDY.			446
COSTS RUN HIGH ON BUS DECREE MTA SPENDS MORE THAN DOUBLE '96 FORECAST.		Statistical Data Included	1369
CRIT-O-MATIC.			286
CROSS COUNTRY NOTEBOOK: RUNNERS ARE COACHES FOR DAY.			762
CSUN BEATS HEAT, GONZAGA CSUN 2, GONZAGA 1.			410
DAMAGE OF HOMES TIED TO BRIDGE METROLINK DENIES LIABILITY.			359
DODGERS NOTEBOOK: NOMO A NO-GO ON SHORT REST.			714
DODGERS: `PLAYING FOR OUR LIVES' L.A. RALLIES TO BEAT PADRES, BUT TIME IS RUNNING SHORT DODGERS 4, SAN DIEGO 3.			745
EARLY SEASON WOES WESTLAKE HAS TO MOVE BALL.			757
EDITORIAL FACILITIES FIASCOES FOR THE LAUSD, IT'S BELMONT ALL OVER AGAIN.		Editorial	462
EDITORIAL VALLEY VISIONS.		Editorial	267
EMMY GOES WILD A YEAR AFTER 9-11 SOLEMNITY.			1130
FINDING YOUR FAULTS UCLA NEEDS SOME CHANGE IN PHILOSOPHY.			580
FOR THE CHILDREN TURTLES TO PLAY AT FUND-RAISER.			434
GETTING BETTER REHAB CENTER WELCOMES BACK FORMER PATIENTS.			486
GETTING THAT `ONE' ELUSIVE ANGELS LOSE TO SEATTLE AGAIN SEATTLE 3, ANGELS 2.			802
GLENDALE Y AN AFTER-SCHOOL HANGOUT.			525
GROUP OPPOSES SECESSION ASIAN-AMERICAN PAC VOTES AGAINST VALLEY CITYHOOD AFTER PARK DEBATE.			527
HEART WALK A LOCAL EFFORT.			271
HEY, DIDN'T YOU USED TO BE ... THE ORIGINAL GIRL GONE WILD HAS KISSED IT GOODBYE.			364
KINGS SHOW SOME DEPTH IN VICTORY KINGS 3, DUCKS 2.			422
L.A. AWARE OF TAX'S DRAWBACKS.		Statistical Data Included	383
LOCATION OF SCHOOL CRUCIAL FACILITY TO OPEN NEXT FALL.		Statistical Data Included	624
MARRIED 50 YEARS: JACKIE AND CARL BAUDER.			276
NEIGHBORHOOD ENGINEER MODEL TRAIN FAN LAYS TRACKS.			664
NEW CITY APPEAL: TAX CUT REFORM WOULD KEEP BUSINESSES IN VALLEY.		Statistical Data Included	1324
OH, VERY YOUNG KIDS ARE THE ARTISTS IN THIS EXHIBIT.			290
ONE IDEA.			70
PARENTS, TWO KIDS KILLED IN CRASH.			245
PLAYOFF HOPES: THERE'S A PULSE.			843
PREP FOCUS: KNIGHTS UPGRADE EARLY SCHEDULE.			548
PROTECTING THE FLEET FOOT INJURIES THREATEN PRO AND AMATEUR ATHLETES ALIKE.			1201
PUBLIC FORUM CONCERNS OF THE VALLEY.		Editorial	1304
PULSE.			658
SMALL SCREEN.			260
SURFING THE TUBE.			536
TENNIS NOTEBOOK: TOP PLAYERS SKIP PREP PLAY.			644
THE WRITING ON (AND OFF) THE WALL HOW TO FEATHER CHICK'S NEST.			607
THERE'S EVEN MORE TO LOVE ABOUT 'RAYMOND'.			260
TRAINER: `FERNANDO LOST FOCUS'.			1170
USC, TIMING FLAWED SPECIAL TEAMS NEED WORK AS PAC-10 LOOMS.			576
WALKERS TO AID RESEARCH FOR HEALTHIER HEARTS SANTA CLARITA TO JOIN GROUPS ACROSS THE U.S. TO FIGHT AMERICA'S KILLERS.			241
WINFREY HAILED AS HUMANITARIAN.			416