Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (February 1, 2006)

Title	Author	Type	Words
'PASSION PROJECTS' SERIOUS-MINDED MOVIES REEL IN THE NOMINATIONS.			783
A TOAST TO A SPORTS MILESTONE MEASURING TITLE IX STRIDES, SHORTFALLS.			674
AGOURA'S CORSO SETS THE STANDARD POLO PROGENY READY TO BIGGER POOLS.			1163
BILL SEEKS TO CUT BACK PAY FOR SCHOOL WORKERS IN DRUG REHAB.			368
BRIEFCASE.			528
BRIEFLY.			631
BRUINS LINE UP A STELLAR GROUP OFFENSIVE LINEMEN ARE THE BACKBONE OF UCLA'S 2006 CLASS.			490
CALL HIM DR. DEONTE AVC BASKETBALL STAR'S INJURIES PROVIDE ADVANCED EDUCATION.			573
CHARGES FILED IN ATTACK ON TWO PAINTERS.			353
CLIPPERS AT ORLANDO.			60
COMMISSION SAYS COP WRONG TO SHOOT TEEN FINDING ON RAMMING INCIDENT AT ODDS WITH BRATTON'S VIEW.			746
COSTS RISE, BUT VET HOMES STILL ON TRACK LANCASTER BUILDING SLATED TO OPEN BY '09.			491
COUNTY UPS PENALTIES ON ILLEGAL GRADING SOME LANDOWNERS DON'T WAIT FOR PERMITS.			591
DODGERS NOTEBOOK: L.A. SIGNS TWO TO MINOR-LEAGUE CONTRACTS.			175
DOG OWNERS FACE NEW LAW PIT BULLS, ROTTWEILERS TARGETED IN PROPOSAL.			597
ECR WINS AGAIN.			97
EDITORIAL ALITO ASCENDS NARROW VOTE SIGNIFIES FUNDAMENTAL CONCERN ABOUT SHIFT ON SUPREME COURT.		Editorial	161
EDITORIAL ROAD TO RUIN SUNSHINE CANYON DECISION WILL TEST THE CITY'S LEADERSHIP.		Editorial	518
FAREWELL FOR TWO LINCHPINS VICA HEAD HERMAN LEAVES VALLEY GROUP.			517
FEINSTEIN SAYS ACTION TOO SLOW ON CLAIMS FROM ILL LAB WORKERS.			470
FUN RUN SEAHAWKS QB HASSELBECK MORE RICKLES THAN MARINO.			1275
FUNDRAISING NUMBERS ARE IN PADILLA LEADS MONTANEZ IN VALLEY CONTEST.		Statistical Data Included	481
GIRLS' BASKETBALL: CANYON BENEFITS BY PLAYING AGAINST BOYS SUMMITT IDEA LEADS TO QUICKER, TOUGHER COWBOYS.			579
GIRLS' SOCCER: COUTIN'S LATE GOAL GIVES HART BIG WIN HART 3, CANYON 2.			434
GIRLS' WATER POLO NOTEBOOK: T.O. LOOKS SOLID AT PAC VIEW.			300
GLAAD GRATEFUL FOR GAY THEMES.			293
GOING THE EXTRA YARD.			676
HOW TO GET IN THE OSCAR RACE.			596
HOWLAND DESERVES THE CREDIT.			856
IN OTHERS' SHOES STUDENTS LEARN HOW TO HELP DIAL DOWN DISPUTES.			611
INTERCHANGE DEAL GETS GO-AHEAD.			190
IT TAKES A LOT TO LAUGH ...: CAN'T STOP THIS LOCOMOTIVE KATRINA 'TRAIN' THOMPSON DOES IT ALL TO LEAD REJUVENATED SYLMAR.			950
KINGS NOTEBOOK: ROENICK MAY RETURN SOON.			372
LAKERS NOTEBOOK: HOMECOMING SUITS BYNUM.			444
LET'S ALL FIGHT FOR FREEDOM FROM ADDICTIVE BLACKBERRYS.			524
MAN GUNNED DOWN; POLICE HUNT SUSPECTS 3 SEEN OUTSIDE VICTIM'S HOME.			448
MARQUEE NIGHT FOR BRYANT KOBE SCORES 40 AS LAKERS ROLL TO VICTORY OVER KNICKS LAKERS 130, NEW YORK 97.			897
MODERNIZATION PLAN AT BORON HIGH STILL ALIVE.			404
MOORPARK TO GET NEW POLICE CHIEF.			269
MUSIC CATEGORY SHRINKS.			336
NAMES APLENTY IN NISSAN FIELD.			848
NEW (BLOOD) RECORD SET AT PUMPS.			158
OLD-SCHOOL 'TOONS TRUMP CGI.			353
PROGRAM TO LIMIT FLASHLIGHTS' USE AS BATONS.			391
PUBLIC FORUM.		Editorial	1218
QUOTES BY THE NOMINEES.			1598
RESPONDING, MAYOR SHUNS DIRECT ATTACK.			598
SOUTHLAND LAWMAKERS REACT TO SPEECH ALONG PARTY LINES.			507
STUCKEY STAYS ON AS $50,000 CITY CONSULTANT COUNCIL VOTES TO AVOID SUIT, ANGERS EX-MANAGER'S CRITICS.			545
TEAMING UP AGAINST CRIME ARMENIAN POLICE CHIEF VISITS GLENDALE.			408
THE GIFT OF READING CHARTER SCHOOL BESTOWED WITH BOOKS.			358
THE NOMINEES ON DVD.			364
THEATERS' FINGERS CROSSED NOMINEES HOPE FOR OSCAR BOUNCE.		Statistical Data Included	835
UCLA BASKETBALL NOTEBOOK: AFFLALO HAS TO BE FORCED TO REST.			248
USC APPEARS TO BE NO. 2 AGAIN TROJANS' RECRUITING CLASS NOT SPECTACULAR, BUT STILL VERY GOOD.			491
WESTER OASIS PALMDALE SLIPS AND SLIDES THROUGH DRYTOWN.			498
WRESTLING NOTEBOOK: A.V., HIGHLAND IN BATTLE OF UNBEATENS.			533