What happened on July 08, 2001

NEWS

BOOKS

A Few Good Men By Peter Clothier, Peter Clothier is the author of "While I Am Not Afraid: Secrets of a Man's Heart."
In the Eye of the Beholder By Crispin Sartwell, Crispin Sartwell is chair of humanities at the Maryland Institute College of Art and the author, most recently, of "End of Story: Toward an Annihilation of Language and History."
Tin Ear By Jonathan Levi, Jonathan Levi is a contributing writer to Book Review
Grrrlz 2 Men By Richard Goldstein, Richard Goldstein is executive editor of The Village Voice
Up Close and Personal By Bernd Heinrich, Bernd Heinrich is the author of numerous books, including "Mind of the Raven" and, most recently, "Racing the Antelope: What Animals Can Teach Us About Running and Life."
All You Need Is Love By Adam Kirsch, Adam Kirsch is a poet and critic who has contributed to numerous publications, including The New York Times and The New Republic
RADIO EROS By David St. John
Southern California Rating: FICTION 1 P IS FOR PERIL \o7...
The News From Elsewhere By Jerry Griswold, Jerry Griswold teaches literature at San Diego State University
Books For Kids
Los Angeles Times Children's Bestsellers / July 8, 2001
Discoveries

ENTERTAINMENT

Best Bets / JULY 8-14, 2001
Taking a Critic at His Word By Hunter Drohojowska-philp, Hunter Drohojowska-Philp is an occasional contributor to Calendar
At Ease on New Ground By Patrick Pacheco, Patrick Pacheco is a regular contributor to Calendar
A Big Wheel Turns Again By Robert Hilburn, Robert Hilburn, The Times' pop music critic, can be reached at robert.hilburn@latimes.com
Art for School's Sake By Christopher Knight, Christopher Knight is The Times' art critic. He can be reached at christopher.knight@latimes.com
Our History, Her Language By Michael Phillips, Michael Phillips is The Times' theater critic
When a Poet Picked Up the Camera By Susan King, Susan King is a Times staff writer
Another Turn Around the Floor By Scarlet Cheng, Scarlet Cheng is a regular contributor to Calendar
Help Wanted: Ovation Awards Seek Voters By Don Shirley, Don Shirley is The Times' theater writer
A Young Fest That Has Found Its Legs By Josef Woodard, Josef Woodard is a frequent contributor to Calendar
Art & Architecture By Scarlet Cheng, Scarlet Cheng is a regular contributor to Calendar
Borrowing Rock Tactics-and Stars By Steve Baltin, Steve Baltin is a regular contributor to Calendar
Restraint and Real Feeling Suit Etheridge By Steve Appleford
This Alt-Rock Career Break Is Brought to You by Mom By Natalie Nichols, Natalie Nichols is a regular contributor to Calendar
In Brief By Natalie Nichols
In Brief By Soren Baker
In Brief By Soren Baker
In Brief By Ernesto Lechner
In Brief By Steve Baltin
In Brief By Steve Appleford
*** 1/2 THE WHITE STRIPES, "White Blood Cells," \o7 Sympathy for the Record Industry By Susan Carpenter
Second Rank Doesn't Mean Second-Rate By Don Heckman, Don Heckman writes frequently about jazz for The Times
Excerpts From Parks' Plays

BUSINESS

CALIFORNIA | LOCAL

OPINION

Will Milosevic Outsmart His Tribunal Judges? By Diane F. Orentlicher, Diane F. Orentlicher is professor of international law and faculty advisor to the War Crimes Research Office at American University's Washington College of Law
The Nuclear Option Revisited By William Tucker, Wxilliam Tucker is the author of "Progress and Privilege: America in the Age of Environmentalism."
The Nuclear Option Revisited By L. Hunter Lovins and Amory B. Lovins, Amory B. and L. Hunter Lovins, co-CEOs of Rocky Mountain Institute, advise energy companies and governments worldwide
Is Our Fate Written in the Lengths of Our Fingers? By Deborah Blum, Deborah Blum is a Pulitzer Prize-winning science writer and author of "Sex on the Brain: The Biological Differences Between Men and Women."
Homophobia Still Hinders AIDS Fight By Drew Limsky, Drew Limsky teaches at City University of New York. He has written for the Washington Post and San Francisco Chronicle and is the book editor at MetroSource
L.A. County Eager to Do Business With a 'Favorite Son' By Marc B. Haefele, Marc B. Haefele is a reporter and columnist at LA Weekly
Loosen Supervisors' Grip
A Broken FBI's New Fixer
Iraq Policy Isn't So Simple
Another Okinawa Outrage By Sheila K. Johnson, Sheila K. Johnson is editor of the Japan Policy Research Institute in Cardiff, Calif
Redirect the Rebate By Felicia Kornbluh and Karen Kornbluh, Karen Kornbluh is a fellow at the New America Foundation and former deputy chief of staff at the U.S. Treasury Department. Felicia Kornbluh is an assistant professor of history at Duke University
Keeping People Out Also Keeps Them In By Frank Del Olmo, Frank del Olmo is an associate editor of The Times
Consider This Cure for What's Ailing Us By John Balzar
'I' and History Make for Strange Bedfellows By Bruce J. Schulman, Bruce J. Schulman teaches history and American studies at Boston University. His new book is "The Seventies: The Great Shift in American Culture, Politics, and Society."
Proposed Laws Don't Address Actual Issues By Leonard Schneiderman and Ellen Schneiderman, Leonard Schneiderman is a professor emeritus at UCLA's School of Public Policy and Social Research. Ellen Schneiderman is a professor at Cal State Northridge, College of Education

REAL ESTATE

SPORTS

MAGAZINE

Against the Wall: Time and Taggers Take Toll on Murals By James Ricci
Fit for Phat By Leslee Komaiko
Memory Lanes By Lisa Leff
Hare Rama, Diorama By Al Ridenour
When Ladies Gather for Tea By Leslee Komaiko
The Barber of Tarzana By Gregory Orfalea, Gregory Orfalea and his wife, Eileen, have three sons who recently hadtheir first Luigi experience and will never forget it
Last Journey To The Last Place On Earth By Robert Lee Hotz, Times science writer Robert Lee Hotz's last article for the magazine, about his search for clues to his uncle's death during World War II, received the 2000 magazine writing award from the Society of Professional Journalists
Through The Looking Glass By Susan Heeger
The Savage Politics of South Gate By Sam Quinones, Sam Quinones is author of "True Tales From Another Mexico: The Lynch Mob, the Popsicle Kings, Chalino and the Bronx" (University of New Mexico Press). He last wrote for the magazine about one man's failed dream to create an authentic Koreatown
Slices of Life By Lenny Kleinfeld, Lenny Kleinfeld also writes commentaries for NPR's "All Things Considered."
Worldly Pursuits By S.Irene Virbila

TRAVEL

What happened on July 08, 2001

NEWS

Around The Majors By Steve Appleford

A Guide to Where L.A.'s Gays Came of Age By Larry Gordon, TIMES STAFF WRITER

Heaven Can't Wait By Roy Rivenburg, TIMES STAFF WRITER

Ex-Texas Ranger Makes a Comeback By Dick Lochte, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES

Summery Visions of the Past By Sandy Banks

Customers Step Into Italy at This Sunset Plaza Shoe Boutique By Michael Quintanilla, TIMES FASHION WRITER

Hollywood Bowl Honors Stars Who Graced Its Stage By \f7 and Ann Conway

Extremely Focused By \f7 and Ann Conway

Playing Board Games With Your Teenager Is Win-Win By Laura Sessions Stepp, WASHINGTON POST

Sometimes Grandma Goofs By Patricia Rust

New Recipe for Airline Leftovers By Jennifer Oldham, TIMES STAFF WRITER

Gang's Real Theft Was Victims' Sense of Safety By Helen O'Neill, ASSOCIATED PRESS

Saharawis Create a New Arab Culture in Exile By Ciaran Giles, ASSOCIATED PRESS

In Sudan, Oil Fuels Development Even as It Stokes the Fires of War By Andrew England, ASSOCIATED PRESS

A Prize-Winner Makes a Nobel Gesture By Helen O'Neill, ASSOCIATED PRESS

Epic Family Dispute Swirls Around a Matter of Trust By Tim Mcdonald, ASSOCIATED PRESS

Walls of Shame Surround a Museum Focused on Mongolia's Darkest Days By Joe Mcdonald, ASSOCIATED PRESS

Peace Corps Grows Up, Grows Old By David Crary, ASSOCIATED PRESS

From New York, With Love By Vanessa Arrington, ASSOCIATED PRESS

'Bionic' Artificial Limbs Offer a Step Toward Normalcy By Jeff Donn, ASSOCIATED PRESS

Going the Extra Mile Before a Hike By Ira Dreyfuss, ASSOCIATED PRESS

Critic of Sprawl Makes Suburbs His Target By Jennifer Szweda Jordan, ASSOCIATED PRESS

'Hillbilly Heroin' Heads to the City By Leslie Miller, ASSOCIATED PRESS

Front-Row Exposure to Global Warming By Kim Murphy, TIMES STAFF WRITER

Gay Couples Do 'Wedding' March to Vt. By Elizabeth Mehren, TIMES STAFF WRITER

Greenspan Legacy Rides on a Wobbly Economy By Peter G. Gosselin, TIMES STAFF WRITER

Possible Stem Cell Compromise Cited by Bush Catholic Advisors By Aaron Zitner, TIMES STAFF WRITER

U.S. Sees New Terrorist Threat From N. Africa By Josh Meyer and Craig Pyes and William C. Rempel, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES

Crying Foul Over Energy Baselines By Nancy Rivera Brooks, TIMES STAFF WRITER

U.S. Lowers Its Sights on Mideast By Robin Wright, TIMES STAFF WRITER

Vineyards Yield Grapes of Raj By Paul Watson, TIMES STAFF WRITER

Mexico Uncovers Spy Ring By Mark Fineman, TIMES STAFF WRITER

Western Envoys Submit Plan for Ending Macedonia Violence By David Holley, TIMES STAFF WRITER

Prosecutors Get 10 Days to File Rape Charges From Times Wire Reports

Police Brace for Worst at N. Ireland Parade Site From Times Wire Services

Danger Also Rises in Running of Bulls From Times Wire Services

Typhoon's Toll Reaches 121 Dead, 44 Missing From Times Wire Reports

Finance Ministers Share an Optimistic Outlook From Times Wire Reports

TV Director Beaten to Death Outside Office From Times Wire Reports

Government Weighing Response to Tribunal From Times Wire Reports

Forgotten Land Where Only Rebels Dare to Roam By T. Christian Miller, TIMES STAFF WRITER

Killing of Pro-Moscow Official in Chechnya Seen as Retaliation From Associated Press

Race Riots Injure 80 Officers in Northern City From Times Wire Reports

6 Children Electrocuted in Russian Lake Reuters

In the End, Israeli Fete Has Wagner From Associated Press

Lebanon Objects to U.N. Tape's Screening From Associated Press

Palestinian Boy Dies in Gaza Cross-Fire Times Wire Services

Regional Leaders Pave the Way for Caribbean Common Market From Associated Press

Bolivian Leader Hospitalized With Cancer From Associated Press

Surgeons Reattach Boy's Arm After Shark Attack From Times Wire Reports

Nepal Rebels Kill at Least 38 Police Officers From Associated Press

Ferreting Out Areas Where Moles Thrive By Tynisa E. Trapps, TIMES STAFF WRITER

A Child's Murder Haunts Kansas City By Stephanie Simon, TIMES STAFF WRITER

Parade for Neo-Nazis Draws Few Marchers From Times Wire Reports

Seattle Mayor Assaulted by Activist at Celebration From Times Wire Reports

Condit No Suspect, Police Say By Richard A. Serrano, TIMES STAFF WRITER

Bush Kicks Back in Maine on Birthday Weekend By Edwin Chen, TIMES STAFF WRITER

Power Firms Have Motive to Deal With Davis By Dan Morain and Ricardo Alonso-zaldivar, TIMES STAFF WRITERS

Killings Put Dark Side of Mom's Life in Light By Megan K. Stack, TIMES STAFF WRITER

Back on the Big Trail By Susan King, TIMES STAFF WRITER

Companies' Work Not Over in HIV and AIDS Education By Susan Vaughn, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES

Working Without Walls By Ronald D. White, TIMES STAFF WRITER

Flip-flops and laptops By Lisa Girion

BOOKS

A Few Good Men By Peter Clothier, Peter Clothier is the author of "While I Am Not Afraid: Secrets of a Man's Heart."

In the Eye of the Beholder By Crispin Sartwell, Crispin Sartwell is chair of humanities at the Maryland Institute College of Art and the author, most recently, of "End of Story: Toward an Annihilation of Language and History."

Tin Ear By Jonathan Levi, Jonathan Levi is a contributing writer to Book Review

Grrrlz 2 Men By Richard Goldstein, Richard Goldstein is executive editor of The Village Voice

Up Close and Personal By Bernd Heinrich, Bernd Heinrich is the author of numerous books, including "Mind of the Raven" and, most recently, "Racing the Antelope: What Animals Can Teach Us About Running and Life."

All You Need Is Love By Adam Kirsch, Adam Kirsch is a poet and critic who has contributed to numerous publications, including The New York Times and The New Republic

The News From Elsewhere By Jerry Griswold, Jerry Griswold teaches literature at San Diego State University

ENTERTAINMENT

Taking a Critic at His Word By Hunter Drohojowska-philp, Hunter Drohojowska-Philp is an occasional contributor to Calendar

At Ease on New Ground By Patrick Pacheco, Patrick Pacheco is a regular contributor to Calendar

A Big Wheel Turns Again By Robert Hilburn, Robert Hilburn, The Times' pop music critic, can be reached at robert.hilburn@latimes.com

Art for School's Sake By Christopher Knight, Christopher Knight is The Times' art critic. He can be reached at christopher.knight@latimes.com

Our History, Her Language By Michael Phillips, Michael Phillips is The Times' theater critic

When a Poet Picked Up the Camera By Susan King, Susan King is a Times staff writer