What happened on February 10, 2002

BOOKS

ENTERTAINMENT

OPINION

Chief: Walk Away Proud
The Right Signal on Broadband
Times' Picks for Judges
Chris Norby for Supervisor
Still Playing: Hollywood Blacklist Controversy
U.S. Foreign Policy Defends Corporations
Hahn's Stance on Parks Is Applauded, Booed
Supporting the Arts
Weapons of Mass Distraction
Lost and Found
Negative Valley Voices
N. Korea Needs Something to Lose By Victor D. Cha, Victor D. Cha is director of the American Alliances in Asia Project at Georgetown University
Don't Get Mad, Get Even at the Polls By Frank Del Olmo
Iraq Calls Bush's Bluff on Weapons Scrutiny By Scott Ritter
Sarajevo's Lessons for Afghanistan By Geraldine Brooks, Geraldine Brooks is a former Middle East correspondent for The Wall Street Journal and the author, most recently, of "Year of Wonders."
Many Latin Americans Oppose Trade Deal By Marc Cooper, Marc Cooper is a contributing editor to The Nation magazine. His latest book is "Pinochet and Me: A Chilean Anti-Memoir," now in paperback from Verso.
Al Who? Gore's Uphill Road By Jack W. Germond, Jack Germond is a political writer in Washington, D.C.
As the World Shrinks By Mitchell Koss, Mitchell Koss is a producer for Channel One News. His work has appeared on public television's "Nova" and "The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer," and on ABC and MTV.
What Is This Thing We Call Love? By Charles Lindholm, Charles Lindholm is a professor of anthropology at Boston University and author, most recently, of "The Islamic Middle East: An Historical Anthropology.
Red Ink and Ken By Patt Morrison, Patt Morrison is a columnist for The Times.
Read 218's Lips: No New Assessments By Eunice Cluck, Eunice Cluck is president of Irvine Taxpayers.
Class-Size Reduction Politics By James A. Fleming, James A. Fleming is superintendent of Capistrano Unified School District.
The Company Presidency By Kevin Phillips, Kevin Phillips' new book, "Wealth and Democracy: A Political History of the American Rich," will be published in May.
Private Lives That Belie Public Words By Gregory Rodriguez, Gregory Rodriguez, a contributing editor to Opinion, is a senior fellow at the New America Foundation.
Ripe for Cutting: Prison Budgets By Vincent Schiraldi and Judith Greene, Vincent Schiraldi and Judith Greene are with the Justice Policy Institute, a research and public policy organization.

NEWS

BUSINESS

CALIFORNIA | LOCAL

REAL ESTATE

SPORTS

MAGAZINE

Pakistan's Amazing Technicolor Dearm Quilts By Ginny Chien
Intimate Lighting By Leslee Komaiko
For Bathing Beauties
Glass Oasis By Ginny Chien
Getting Serious Abour Your Closets By Peter Mcquaid
The Inside Scoop on Drawer Linings By Ginny Chien
In the Bedrooms By Kevin Roderick, Kevin Roderick, a former Times editor, last wrote for the magazine about Andy Murray of the Los Angeles Kings. His book, "The San Fernando Valley: America's Suburb," was published last year by Los Angeles Times Books
Designers Give Distinctive Looks to Five Different Bedroom Suites By Barbara Thornburg
Ritual Behavior By Barbara Thornburg
In Search of the Perfect Mattress By Roy Rivenburg, Times staff writer Roy Rivenburg last wrote for the magazine on growing up in L.A.
Open Doors By Barbara Thornburg
Soft Touch
Julia's Kitchen-In Name Only By S. Irene Virbila

TRAVEL

What happened on February 10, 2002

BOOKS

From the Cradle By Fred Anderson

Forbidden Fruit By Jane Ciabattari

Notes of Longing By Thomas Curwen

A Space of One's Own By Brigitte Frase

The Case of Comrade Serge By Christopher Hitchens

The Collectors By Jonathan Levi

Discoveries By Susan Salter Reynolds

First Fiction By Mark Rozzo

Drafted for Stardom By Richard Schickel

Destiny's Child By Karen Stabiner

ENTERTAINMENT

Hopeful Words From a Voice Now Silent By Kevin Bronson

Married ... With Issues By Paul Brownfield

A Toast to Her India By Scarlet Cheng

This Symphony Spans the Border By Diane Haithman

Cheatin' Hearts, Faithful History By Robert Hilburn

Just a Dreamer Describing His World By Hunter Drohojowska-philp

If It's Tuesday, It Must Be Westwood By Mark Olsen

Once More Into the Woods By Michael Phillips

Many Votes of Confidence for Coachella By Steve Hochman

Psst--Wanna See a Ballet Video? By Lewis Segal

Live From the Pulpit By Don Shirley

Banjo That Goes Far Beyond Bluegrass By Don Heckman

Producers Who Shape-Shift By Marc Weingarten

OPINION

N. Korea Needs Something to Lose By Victor D. Cha, Victor D. Cha is director of the American Alliances in Asia Project at Georgetown University

Don't Get Mad, Get Even at the Polls By Frank Del Olmo

Iraq Calls Bush's Bluff on Weapons Scrutiny By Scott Ritter

Sarajevo's Lessons for Afghanistan By Geraldine Brooks, Geraldine Brooks is a former Middle East correspondent for The Wall Street Journal and the author, most recently, of "Year of Wonders."

Many Latin Americans Oppose Trade Deal By Marc Cooper, Marc Cooper is a contributing editor to The Nation magazine. His latest book is "Pinochet and Me: A Chilean Anti-Memoir," now in paperback from Verso.

Al Who? Gore's Uphill Road By Jack W. Germond, Jack Germond is a political writer in Washington, D.C.

As the World Shrinks By Mitchell Koss, Mitchell Koss is a producer for Channel One News. His work has appeared on public television's "Nova" and "The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer," and on ABC and MTV.

What Is This Thing We Call Love? By Charles Lindholm, Charles Lindholm is a professor of anthropology at Boston University and author, most recently, of "The Islamic Middle East: An Historical Anthropology.

Red Ink and Ken By Patt Morrison, Patt Morrison is a columnist for The Times.

Read 218's Lips: No New Assessments By Eunice Cluck, Eunice Cluck is president of Irvine Taxpayers.

Class-Size Reduction Politics By James A. Fleming, James A. Fleming is superintendent of Capistrano Unified School District.

The Company Presidency By Kevin Phillips, Kevin Phillips' new book, "Wealth and Democracy: A Political History of the American Rich," will be published in May.

Private Lives That Belie Public Words By Gregory Rodriguez, Gregory Rodriguez, a contributing editor to Opinion, is a senior fellow at the New America Foundation.

Ripe for Cutting: Prison Budgets By Vincent Schiraldi and Judith Greene, Vincent Schiraldi and Judith Greene are with the Justice Policy Institute, a research and public policy organization.

NEWS

Talking About a Revolution: Old-School Rivalry Runs Hot By Alec Macgillis, BALTIMORE SUN

Absence of Vows Doesn't Lessen Love's Loss By Sandy Banks

Valentine's Day: The Time That Tries the American Male's Soul By Jim Shea, HARTFORD COURANT

The Iron Horse: A Vietnamese Legend By Tran Mong Tu

A Chance to Unleash Your Inner Pole Dancer By Carolyn Ramsay, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES

To N.Y. Cabbies, Life Isn't Fare By Mary Voboril, NEWSDAY

Politicians Getting a Warm Reception By Shawn Hubler, TIMES STAFF WRITER

Strong Winds Fell Trees; Man Is Killed By Kimi Yoshino, TIMES STAFF WRITER

Memories Recovered From WTC Site By Sara Kugler, ASSOCIATED PRESS

Scholar: Try Terrorists on Own Terms By Alan Cooperman, WASHINGTON POST

Iowa City Not Home of Anthrax Culture By Joby Warrick, WASHINGTON POST

Artist's Widow Keeps Muse Alive By Amy Westfeldt, ASSOCIATED PRESS

Will Institution of Marriage Continue? It's Debatable By David Crary, ASSOCIATED PRESS

Wyoming Seeks Share of Olympic Gold By Elisabeth A. Wright, ASSOCIATED PRESS

At 110, She's Still a Model Citizen By Sonja Barisic, ASSOCIATED PRESS

Putting a New Face on Deformities By Lauran Neergaard, ASSOCIATED PRESS

Utah Gun Packers Don't Leave Home Without It By Kim Murphy, TIMES STAFF WRITER

Military Fuses Old, New to Create a Lethal Force By Esther Schrader, TIMES STAFF WRITER

Bush's Team Targets Hussein By Robin Wright, TIMES STAFF WRITER

Director's Mission: Hyping 'Moulin Rouge' Oscar Hopes By Rachel Abramowitz, TIMES STAFF WRITER

Hahn's Displeasure With Parks Brewed for Years By Tina Daunt and Matea Gold, TIMES STAFF WRITERS

Sept. 11 Attack Casts Pall Over Exotic-Bird Keeper By Helen O'Neill, ASSOCIATED PRESS

Slavery Museum Plans Cause Flap in Virginia By Allen G. Breed, ASSOCIATED PRESS

A Smooth-as-Silver Start in Salt Lake By Bill Dwyre, TIMES STAFF WRITER

Algerian Security Forces Kill Islamic Radical in Gun Battle By Sebastian Rotella, TIMES STAFF WRITER

U.S. Expatriate Aids Soweto Youths By Ann M. Simmons, TIMES STAFF WRITER

Finest Turkish Carpets Come With a Story to Tell By Harmonie Toros, ASSOCIATED PRESS

Ins and Outs of Rug Buying From Associated Press

China Frees Supplier of Bibles From Associated Press

East Timor OKs Draft of Charter From Associated Press

Rats Invade Menus of Taiwan Eateries By Annie Huang, ASSOCIATED PRESS

Embattled Arafat Vows to Continue His Struggle By Marjorie Miller, TIMES STAFF WRITER

Big Business Is Pulsing Through Carnaval in Rio By Hector Tobar, TIMES STAFF WRITER

Thousands Cheer Return of Relic Stolen Long Ago From Times Wire Reports

Regime Cancels Visit by Former U.S. Envoys From Times Wire Reports

Chavez Sacks General Who Headed Oil Firm From Times Wire Reports

Protests Continue Amid Argentine Austerity Plan From Times Wire Services

Khmer Rouge Trial Will Go Forward, Nation Says From Times Wire Reports