What happened on March 05, 2000

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Nobu goes to Malibu S. IRENE VIRBILA
Decked Out MICHAEL WEBB
Screen Time By Jordan Raphael
Musical Chairs Mary McNamara
Hot For Haas CAROLYNN CARRENO, Carolynn Carreno is a freelance writer who writes frequently about food
A Final Conversation in a Life of Confusion STEVE SALERNO, Steve Salerno last wrote for the magazine about his love affair with batting cages
Mike Hernandez's Accomplishments
The Dirty Dozen
Musso & Frank: The Rest of the Story
Dead Reckoning Maria C. Iacobo
Is That Your Final Answer? James Bates
The Mysterious Stanford 9 ROBERT A. JONES, Robert A. Jones' last article for the magazine was about the gradual reemergence of urban life in Los Angeles
Pipe Dreams Leslee Komaiko
Plastic Fantastic
Drum Demo Station, Guitar Center, Sunset Boulevard Mary Melton
The City of Angels Does Its Dirty Work Well JAMES RICCI
Bronze Ambition LORENZA MUNOZ, Lorenza Munoz is a staff writer in The Times' Calendar section

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Rampart Scandal
Genethia Hayes Gayle Pollard Terry, Gayle Pollard Terry is an editorial writer for The Times. She interviewed Genethia Hudley Hayes in her office at L.A. Unified School District's downtown headquarters
McCain's Last Stand By Linda A. Divall, Linda A. DiVall, president of a public-opinion research firm, was a senior advisor to Bob Dole's 1996 presidential campaign
Positioning for a General Election By William Schneider, William Schneider, a contributing editor to Opinion, is a political analyst for CNN
Voice From a Vicious Past
Unreasonableness and the Black Profile By David Dante Troutt, David Dante Troutt, a law professor at Rutgers Law School, is the author of "The Monkey Suit: Short Fiction on African Americans and Justice."
Times Endorsements
Will the Early Primary Affect California's Other Races? Steve Scott, Steve Scott is political editor of California Journal, a nonpartisan monthly magazine covering state government and politics
Hillary Clinton
Next Election
Bond Issues
The Price the Innocent Pay for the Politics of Prosecution Joseph P. Charney, Joseph P. Charney is a deputy district attorney and adjutant professor of law at Loyola Law School. All opinions expressed herein are his own
Candidates' Racial Views Outdated Gregory Rodriguez, Gregory Rodriguez, a contributing editor to Opinion, is an L.A.-based fellow at the New America Foundation
Bush's Big Problem Robert G. Beckel, Robert G. Beckel, a political analyst, served as campaign manager for Walter F. Mondale in 1984
Closed Captioning for TV and Films
True Reform May Depend on the 'Greedy' Lawyers Joseph D. McNamara, Joseph D. McNamara is the retired police chief of San Jose and a research fellow at the Hoover Institution. His forthcoming book is "Gangster Cops: The Hidden Cost of America's War on Drugs."
Religion and Politics
Republicans, Take Back Your Party ROBERT LARKIN, Robert Larkin is president of the California Congress of Republicans, a statewide volunteer organization, based in Simi Valley
Prop. 25
Prop. 21
Look Beneath the Surface of School Violence ELLIOT ARONSON, Elliot Aronson, a professor emeritus of psychology at UC Santa Cruz, is the creator of "the jigsaw classroom." He is author of the forthcoming book, "Nobody Left to Hate: Teaching Compassion After Columbine" (Worth/Freeman)
Before His Visit, Clinton Rethinking U.S.-India Relations Selig S. Harrison, Selig S. Harrison, a senior fellow of the Century Foundation and a senior scholar of the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars, is the author of "India: The Most Dangerous Decades."
Tijuana Slaying
U.S. Must Stop Being a KLA Pawn CHRISTOPHER LAYNE, Christopher Layne is a visiting scholar at USC's Center for International Studies and a visiting fellow at the Cato Institute

ENTERTAINMENT

The Getty's Link to the Living SUSAN FREUDENHEIM, Susan Freudenheim is a Times staff writer
Pretty Good for a First Job Out of School LAURA KAUFMAN, Laura Kaufman is a freelance writer in Pasadena
Nashville Lions
Grammy Gripes, Week 2
Aussie Pride
Best Bets / March 5-11, 2000
Between the Blotter's Lines JOHN CLARK, John Clark is a New York-based freelance writer
Small Faces
Skewing Young
Big Plans for Mid-Size Sites South of I-10 DON SHIRLEY, Don Shirley is The Times' theater writer
A Collection Gets Shelved AMY WALLACE, Amy Wallace is a Times staff writer
An Era of Restrained Sensationalism WILLIAM WILSON, William Wilson is a regular contributor to Calendar
At Last, Things Turn His Way RICHARD CROMELIN, Richard Cromelin is a Times staff writer
Baca Joins List of Legends From South America ERNESTO LECHNER, Ernesto Lechner is a frequent contributor to Calendar
When Metal Meets Disco STEVE APPLEFORD, Steve Appleford is a regular contributor to Calendar
Working With Heart and Hands DARYL H. MILLER, Daryl H. Miller is a Los Angeles-based entertainment reporter
A Theater District, L.A.-Style DON SHIRLEY, Don Shirley is The Times' theater writer
Return of the Prodigious Son PAUL LIEBERMAN, Paul Lieberman is a Times staff writer
Prozac Memoirs KATHLEEN CRAUGHWELL
Will the Revival Take Hold This Time? MARK SWED, Mark Swed is The Times' music critic
Exploring Fascinating Rhythms DON HECKMAN, Don Heckman is The Times' jazz writer
Is KROQ Really Playing Cypress Hill? Um, Er, Yes STEVE HOCHMAN

SPORTS

BOOKS

The Clouds Are Dark By Fernando Pessoa
'Wanna Nut!' CAROLINE FRASER, Caroline Fraser is the author of "God's Perfect Child: Living and Dying in the Christian Science Church."
Discoveries SUSAN SALTER REYNOLDS
L.a Confidential EUGEN WEBER, Eugen Weber, a contributing writer to Book Review, is the author, most recently, of "Apocalypses."
1999 Los Angeles Times Book Prize Finalists
The Taste of Dust JONATHAN LEVI
This By Fernando Pessoa
First Blood ESMOND WRIGHT, Esmond Wright is emeritus professor of U.S. history at the University of London
Kilroy Was Here MARTIN GARDNER, Martin Gardner is the author of some 70 books, including "Visitors From Oz" and "The Night Is Large." His latest is "The Definitive Annotated Alice" (W.W. Norton)
Ape and Essence DANIEL J. KEVLES, Daniel J. Kevles is the author, most recently, of "The Baltimore Case." He is a professor at Caltech

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What happened on March 05, 2000

NEWS

Computerized Workouts Loom for the Fit of the Future IRA DREYFUSS, ASSOCIATED PRESS

An Undercover Informant Comes Under Suspicion JOSH MEYER, TIMES STAFF WRITER

Real Family Adventures SUSAN KING, TIMES STAFF Writer

Doing a Druggist's Job--Without the Training JOHN HENDREN, ASSOCIATED PRESS

Wisconsin's Cemeteries Under Siege JIM CHILSEN, ASSOCIATED PRESS

Anti-Hacker Center Fights for Respect CHARLES PILLER, TIMES STAFF WRITER

Neo-Nazis Suspected in Party Office Fires From Times Wire Reports

Peace Continues to Elude the Turbulent Balkans By Robert H. Reid, ASSOCIATED PRESS

Graft Casts Cloud Over China's Legislature From Associated Press

Jackson Calls for Action on Race Profiling From Associated Press

Candidates Navigate the Sound Bites of New York By Geraldine Baum, TIMES STAFF WRITER

Flood Aid From West Arrives in Mozambique From Associated Press

Loving--and Learning to Cope With--a Disturbed Young Boy From Associated Press

Turkish Military Sees EU Entry Terms as a Threat to Its Power RICHARD BOUDREAUX, TIMES STAFF WRITER

Seoul Adopts Chemical-Free Policy on Protests VALERIE REITMAN, TIMES STAFF WRITER

U.S. Troops Join Philippine Volcano Aid Effort From Associated Press

German Court Orders Review of Tainted Vote From Times Wire Services

Pain and Sorrow Set in Verse From Associated Press

Mardi Gras Revelers Gear Up for the Continuing New Orleans Party From Associated Press

Military Not Uniform in Gay Bias Training From the Washington Post

Church Defies IRS, Stages Protest From Associated Press

Ex-Cycling Champ Abducted by Rebels From Times Wire Reports

China's Threat Was Calculated Political Move HENRY CHU, TIMES STAFF WRITER

Maine to Decide if 'Squaw' Is Offensive From Associated Press

Small Sacrifices Here Helped Half a World Away SANDY BANKS

Polish Envoy Freed by Captors in Yemen Associated Press

Political Focus on Cleric, Football--the Whole 9 Yards TONY PERRY, TIMES STAFF WRITER

McCain Puts Campaign's Focus on Ad by Bush Ally T. CHRISTIAN MILLER and MARIA L. La GANGA, TIMES STAFF WRITERS

The McCain-Media Chemistry JOSH GETLIN, TIMES STAFF WRITER

Gore Indicates It's Home Stretch to the Nomination JAMES GERTSENZANG and MATEA GOLD, TIMES STAFF WRITERS

Year-Round Access to the Allagash Associated Press / Maine Department of Conservation

Suburban Sprawl Threatens Untamed Charm of Historic Arizona Town From Associated Press

Southern Secessionists Rally on Eve of Civil Rights March From Associated Press

Interracial Dating Decision Stuns Campus From Associated Press

Bell Tolling for Kenya Families as AIDS Ravages Nation's Adults ANN M. SIMMONS, TIMES STAFF WRITER

Bioengineered Crops on Shaky Ground STEPHANIE SIMON, TIMES STAFF WRITER

Children's Author Lives Out a Bittersweet Tale STEPHEN HAWKINS, ASSOCIATED PRESS

D.C. Disaster Concluded in a Romance LAWRENCE L. KNUTSON, ASSOCIATED PRESS

Overweight Equal World's Underfed From Associated Press

Conservationists Cheer for a New Maine Dam GLENN ADAMS, ASSOCIATED PRESS

Thousands March in Australian Gay Pride Parade Associated Press

S.C. School Drops Interracial Dating Ban PAGE IVEY, ASSOCIATED PRESS

Hey, Mister! How Did You Come by That? JERRY SCHWARTZ, ASSOCIATED PRESS

Clinton Continues to Push Lawmakers on Gun Safety From Associated Press

Tuesday Shapes Up as Judgment Day for Bush, McCain RONALD BROWNSTEIN and MARK Z. BARABAK, TIMES POLITICAL WRITERS

Civilians Flee Serbian Border Town From Associated Press

Diallo Case Draws More Scrutiny From Associated Press

Mother, 6 Children Die in Fiery Van Crash From Associated Press

Scientists Study How to Save Billfish BRENDAN FARRINGTON, ASSOCIATED PRESS

Laid-off Black Workers Protest Cuts at Coca-Cola From Associated Press

Messages of Hope Leave Residents of Peruvian Shantytowns Skeptical RICK VECCHIO, ASSOCIATED PRESS

Moldova and Its Economy Trapped in Eastern European Deep-Freeze ROBERT H. REID, ASSOCIATED PRESS

Pentagon's Finances Just Don't Add Up JOHN M. DONNELLY, ASSOCIATED PRESS

Sugar and Spice but Not Always Terribly Nice VICKI IOVINE

When It Comes to Rain, Olympic Peninsula Wins the Gold From Associated Press

INS Swamped by Green-Card Renewal Bids MARIA ELENA FERNANDEZ, TIMES STAFF WRITER

A Teacher Passes--With Honors MIKE DOWNEY

Effort by Bush Supporter Shines Light on 'Issue Ads' JANET WILSON, TIMES STAFF WRITER

Quirky Rules Shape Choice of Convention Delegates JANET WILSON, TIMES STAFF WRITER

Forget Quaint . . . Book Captures English Gardens' Edgy Essence From Washington Post

Feinstein Shows Her Fund-Raising Clout AMY PYLE and GREG KRIKORIAN, TIMES STAFF WRITERS

If Those Hands Could Talk... MARY McNAMARA, TIMES STAFF WRITER

Political Ads Don't Get a Break From Pros JANET WILSON, TIMES STAFF WRITER

Charming Touch of Blarney Infuses Tale of Irish Widow and Brood ROCHELLE O'GORMAN, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES

Preaching Success MARY ROURKE, TIMES STAFF WRITER

Olives Yield Nuns a Harvest of Good Feelings SAM BRUCHEY, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES

For Love of a Dog, Billionaire Tries to Improve Pets' Lives BETTINA BOXALL, TIMES STAFF WRITER

REAL ESTATE

How to Work Around Exposed Beams, Mirror in Bedroom KIRSTEN M. LAGATREE, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES

Doggone the Landlord This Time From Project Sentinel

Finding the House Key DIANE WEDNER, TIMES STAFF WRITER

Tailoring Big Dreams to Her Small Condo DARCY DIAMOND, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES

Minimizing the Risk of Deadly Fumes GARY ABRAMS, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES

Principal Interest in Montecito RUTH RYON, Times Staff Writer

MAGAZINE

Nobu goes to Malibu S. IRENE VIRBILA

Decked Out MICHAEL WEBB

Screen Time By Jordan Raphael