Advertisement
What happened on August 31, 2003
SPORTS
Karl Malone's Biggest Loss Tim Brown, Times Staff Writer
Matthews Finally Fits Mold Eric Sondheimer
Brown Gets Three Goals as Revolution Upsets Fire From Associated Press
Miller's Needle Not Sharp to Malone Tim Brown, Times Staff Writer
Southern Comfortable Gary Klein, Times Staff Writer
Like Old Times for Nebraska From Associated Press
Dent Overcomes Foul Weather, Opponent Lisa Dillman, Times Staff Writer
Gilliland Wins Southwest Series Tony Solorzano;Dan Arritt, From Staff Reports
Boller Gets Starting Call for Ravens From Associated Press
Ishii Gives the Dodgers a Boost Ben Bolch, Times Staff Writer
No Mistake About It, These Guys Are Good Bill Plaschke
Heisman Watch Jim Barrero
Georgia Shakes Off Troubles Decisively From Associated Press
A Crackling Opening Day Elliott Teaford, Times Staff Writer
Ballingarry Will Try to Live Up to Hype BOB MIESZERSKI
Halfbridled Has a Lot of Chatter for Mandella Bob Mieszerski, Times Staff Writer
The Big Picture Robyn Norwood
L.A. Fans Have It Figured Out Bob Oates, Special to The Times
Beat Goes On for Ohio State Chris Dufresne, Times Staff Writer
He's Back From R&R, Dodgers Heading for It T.J. Simers
Hoffman Gives Padres Measure of Relief Bernie Wilson, Associated Press
Padres Have New Leash on Life Ross Newhan
Scott Has Game, Look of a Leader From Associated Press
Colorado Has More at Finish From Associated Press
Defense Makes the Difference Gary Klein and Bill Plaschke, Times Staff Writers
Mariners Score Big, Get Wild-Card Lead From Associated Press
Strong Start for Oregon From Associated Press
Gelding Leads Field in Eighth BOB MIESZERSKI
Gagne, Smoltz Are Cy Young Worthy Ben Bolch, Times Staff Writer
The Great Debate Jay Christensen;Jim Rhode
Monster of the Midway Dave Carpenter, Associated Press
It's a Quick Knockout for Wladimir Klitschko From Associated Press
Unheralded Rookies Will Get Chance Barry Wilner, Associated Press
Companies Are More Animated in Investing John Weyler
Bonds Returns, Leads Giants to 2-1 Victory From Associated Press
Oklahoma Overpowers North Texas From Associated Press
Sparks Win to Force Final Game Mike Terry, Times Staff Writer
French Crowd Gets a Chance to Cheer Randy Harvey, Times Staff Writer
Marlins' Castro Claims Innocence From Associated Press
Kennedy Is Not an Option at Shortstop Bill Shaikin, Times Staff Writer
Lowell Breaks Hand in Marlins' Victory From Associated Press
Michigan Looks Perry Good in a 45-7 Victory From Associated Press
Piling Up Numbers Eric Sondheimer, Times Staff Writer
Sun Eliminates Sting With Semifinal Sweep From Associated Press
No Merit Badges for Angel Scout ROSS NEWHAN
Gruden Is Grooming Bucs for a Repeat Fred Goodall, Associated Press
Shula Era Is Off to a Good Start at Alabama From Associated Press
Tigers Lose No. 100, Join Select Company From Associated Press
California Soars in 34-2 Rout From Associated Press
White's Medals in Jeopardy Randy Harvey, Times Staff Writer
Children of the Corn Return in Nebraska From Associated Press
Del Mar Gets the Nod Over Historic Saratoga Andrew Beyer, Washington Post
Woman Kicker Accounts for First From Associated Press
Yankees Take Offensive From Associated Press
Galaxy Makes All Right Moves on Burn Paul Gutierrez, Times Staff Writer
U.S. Avoids Fight and Earns a Berth in Athens From Associated Press
ENTERTAINMENT
The Blacklist's gray tones Susan King, Times Staff Writer
In 'post' culture, the prefix is in Mary McNamara, Times Staff Writer
You can count on them to debunk the emperor
Dude, gnarly fund-raiser! Ann Conway, Times Staff Writer
Korean citizens are the new Woodwards and Bernsteins Gendy Alimurung
L.A. Lit Mimi Avins, Times Staff Writer
A special era
Charitable celeb
Critic in wrong role
Words' worth
Ghoulish music
Aquilonia rules
Lynch goes to opera after all Mark Swed
Putting faces to some famous words Michael T. Jarvis, Special to The Times
A good cause on the catwalk Ann Conway
Ex-KCET member
The soundtrack of Tarantino's mind Steve Hochman, Special to The Times
Kids invest in the darndest things Don Shirley, Times Staff Writer
Nonprofit's goal to help children Chris Pasles
The $50 guide Robert Hilburn
Dance steps into Mexico's spotlight Lewis Segal
Deconstructing Val: set pieces Mark Ehrman, Special to The Times
Substance over style Agustin Gurza, Times Staff Writer
The dance of perseverance Victoria Looseleaf, Special to The Times
Faces to watch at the Latin Grammys Agustin Gurza
He's quite serious about his nonsense Scarlet Cheng, Special to The Times
Forbidden fruit a Peaches theme Susan Carpenter, Times Staff Writer
Audience tests: Plot thickens Elaine Dutka Times Staff Writer, Times Staff Writer
The art factory David Pagel, Special to The Times
'Rescue at the Railroad Station: A Diary of Yesteryear' By Nancy Smiler Levinson, Special to The Times
Going solo in a man's world Lynell George, Times Staff Writer
The last word Baz Dreisinger
What makes a novel a Hollywood novel? Mimi Avins
A mod and a rocker Mike Boehm, Times Staff Writer
NATIONAL
Freed Mink Unleash a Debate on Cruelty to Animals Tomas Alex Tizon, Times Staff Writer
Viking Saga Sets Sail in Utah Town David Kelly, Times Staff Writer
Regraded Tests Subtract Fs in Math From Associated Press
Harley Fans Revved Up for Company Centennial From Times Wire Reports
Toga-Wearers Take Over 'Animal House' Town From Times Wire Reports
Bush, Democrats Focus on Jobs Mark Fineman, Times Staff Writer
Public Support for NASA Still High From Orlando Sentinel
Bomb Kills Deliveryman After Bank Robbery From Times Wire Reports
Walkout Stops Oahu Buses From Running From Times Wire Reports
With a Pile of Money, Dean Ups the Ante Ronald Brownstein, Times Staff Writer
Finding 'Lost Souls' of Migrants Through DNA Lianne Hart, Times Staff Writer
It Was a Surprisingly Quick Engagement Shawn Hubler, Times Staff Writer
Relaxed Air Rules Choke an Industry Elizabeth Shogren, Times Staff Writer
2 Disciplined in Dropout Scandal From Associated Press
NEWS
'White Gold' Salted Away in Croatia Snjezana Vukic, Associated Press Writer
An 'Atlantis' Rises from the Desert Ken Ritter, Associated Press Writer
Medical Student, 12, Finds the Time to Be a Boy Martha Irvine, Associated Press Writer
Maturity Level a Key to College Degree From Associated Press
A Talk Show With Lots More Than Just Talk Jacqueline Cutler, Special to The Times
'Too Busy' for Surgery, She Dodges Colon Cancer Rebecca Boone, Associated Press Writer
Ex-Mining Town Could Host Anti-Terror Training Susan Montoya Bryan, Associated Press Writer
Ex-Poachers Sharpen Skills to Save Lives Vijay Joshi, Associated Press Writer
You Say Potato, They Say Oy Vey No Daniel Q. Haney, Associated Press Writer
A Child's Hunger Knows No Season Rebecca Cook, Associated Press Writer
Dying Father Wills a New Life for His Four Children Helen O'Neill, Associated Press Writer
Spirits May Motivate Hindu God to Answer One's Prayers Arvind Jayaram, Associated Press Writer
France Says Heat Wave Death Toll Is 11,435 John Leicester, Associated Press Writer
Logging Camp a Boon for North Koreans Anatoly Medetsky, Associated Press Writer
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Herbert Abrams, 82; Did Portraits of Dignitaries, Two Presidents Dennis McLellan, Times Staff Writer
Target Of Anger Peter Nicholas and Jeffrey L. Rabin, Times Staff Writers
Bush Administration Joins Effort to Kill Southland Agency's Anti-Pollution Rule Cara Mia DiMassa, Times Staff Writer
Red Rover, Red Rover, Don't Send Dana Over Dana Parsons
Grass Fires Triggered by Lightning Double in Size From Times Wire Reports
Tom McClintock Doug Smith
Buy Into California's Recall Madness at a Store Near You Steve Lopez
Police Identify Driver Arrested After Chase From Times Staff Reports
Labor Day
They're Well Behind, but Still Running Allison Hoffman, Times Staff Writer
Candidates Court Labor, Native Americans
Man, Woman Sought in Abduction of 2 Children From Times Staff Reports
Sheriff's Department Hit by Computer Virus From Times Wire Reports
Block Party to Shed Light on Street Scene Jocelyn Y. Stewart, Times Staff Writer
Holiday closures
Web Site Offers to Post Photos of All Candidates From Times staff and wire reports.
Man Killed, SUV Stolen at ATM Wendy Thermos, Times Staff Writer
Doheny Home Was His Castle, Is Their Campus Cecilia Rasmussen, Times Staff Writer
FBI Seeks 'Naughty Girl Bandit'
Brown Gets Close to Oakland's Crime Carol Pogash, Special to The Times
Bodies of Laci Peterson and Her Son Are Buried From Times Wire Reports
Quick Cash on Campus Worries Some Parents Anna Gorman, Times Staff Writer
Why do some recall election polls show Arnold Schwarzenegger in the lead while others find Cruz Bustamante ahead? Allison Hoffman
Peter V. Ueberroth Doug Smith
Tollways Seek Ways to Win Battle of Bulge Dan Weikel, Times Staff Writer
Perks Bring D.A. Probe at College Joe Mathews and Peter Y. Hong, Times Staff Writers
Some Catholic Guidance as They Come of Age Claire Luna, Times Staff Writer
After Transplant, Climber Takes New Heart to New Heights Jeff Gottlieb, Times Staff Writer
Counties Assailed Over Paid Time Off Stuart Pfeifer, Times Staff Writer
United Farm Workers Back Bustamante at Rally Matea Gold, Times Staff Writer
Helping Smooth Grief's Jagged Edges Stephanie Chavez, Times Staff Writer
The Woods Are Full of Candidates Jessica Garrison, Times Staff Writer
FBI Agents Seeking the 'Naughty Girl Bandit' From Times Staff Reports
Groups Bank on Him for Affordable Housing Gregory W. Griggs, Times Staff Writer
Avila Beach Nearly Deserted Over Shark Fears, Swim Ban Sally Ann Connell, Special to The Times
Ventura's Cross Is a Legal Hot Potato Steve Chawkins, Times Staff Writer
Dogs Lend Their Ears to Young Readers' Tales Claire Luna, Times Staff Writer
Hula Festival Lures the Faithful Tony Perry, Times Staff Writer
TRAVEL
In Virginia City, a lode of Comstock lore Susan James, Special to The Times
Readers recommend
Bargains to Europe make fall alluring Arthur Frommer, Special to The Times
Bear country sights from a warm, rolling tundra lodge Rosemary McClure, Times Staff Writer
Starwood opens its doggie door Jane Engle, Times Staff Writer
Time Away? It's time to lighten up Wendy Lichtman, Special to The Times
Fliers can take a few pointers from the East Coast blackout Jane Engle, Times Staff Writer
A fish tale: Food costs in Ireland
Shaker sampler Susan Spano, Times Staff Writer
An American tale Ken Burns was driven to tell Susan Spano, Times Staff Writer
Hill and dale on the Isle of Wight Joe McElwee, Special to The Times
North Dakota's history, beauty
Po River cruise dead in the water
BOOKS
When music went highbrow Joseph Horowitz, Joseph Horowitz is the author of numerous books, including "Dvorak in America" and the forthcoming "Classical Music in the United States: A History."
Bestsellers
Poets' Corner Carol Muske-Dukes
Discoveries Susan Salter Reynolds
Bestsellers
One face, many facets Don Bachardy, Don Bachardy is the author, most recently, of "Stars in My Eyes." His drawings and paintings are in major art museums, including the Metropolitan in New York and London's National Portrait Gallery.
The reluctant crime fighter Paula L. Woods, Paula L. Woods is the author of the Det. Charlotte Justice series, which includes "Inner City Blues," "Stormy Weather" and the forthcoming "Dirty Laundry."
From horror, a swelling tide of reform Vivian Gornick, Vivian Gornick is a contributing writer to Book Review.
An archipelago that eludes explanation Jamie James, Jamie James is the author of "Andrew and Joey: A Tale of Bali." He lives in Indonesia.
An older generation's Cold War Michael Harris, Michael Harris is a regular contributor to Book Review.
The adversary among us Michael S. Roth, Michael S. Roth, president of the California College of Arts and Crafts, is the author of "The Ironist's Cage: Memory, Trauma and the Construction of History."
Ars Poetica Jane Hirshfield
Times change, faces change, politics stay the same Jacob Heilbrunn, Jacob Heilbrunn is an editorial writer for the Los Angeles Times.
A place where 'fail' is the four-letter word Miles Corwin, Miles Corwin is the author of "And Still We Rise: The Trials and Triumphs of Twelve Gifted Inner City Students," winner of the Pen USA West Award for nonfiction.
Poetry, majesty writ extra large Jonathan Kirsch, Jonathan Kirsch, a contributing writer to Book Review, is the author of the forthcoming "God Against the Gods: The History of the War Between Monotheism and Polytheism."
Ex libris: a sign of the times Ralph B. Sipper, Ralph B. Sipper is a Santa Barbara rare book dealer.
OPINION
Starved for Decent Stores
Hurtful Hand on Liberia Roger Morris
Don't Just Talk, Register
Over the Long Haul, a Big Problem Marc B. Haefele, Marc B. Haefele comments on local and state issues for KPCC-FM.
Water Panel Needs Voices
Israel Took First Steps on the 'Road Map'
Immigration Numbers
How Can Parents Forget Those Dearest to Them?
Paying $2.65 for a gallon of regular gas in the middle...
Too Hot to Handle
Myths, Lies and the Aftermath of War in Iraq
Media Blamed for the Message Rami G. Khouri
With Oddballs Fading, the Conventional Horse Race Is On Peter H. King
Security for All of North America Abraham F. Lowenthal, Abraham F. Lowenthal, professor of international relations at USC, is the founding president of the Pacific Council on International Policy.
Prop. 54 Could Undermine Racial Gains Gregory Rodriguez, Gregory Rodriguez, a contributing editor to Opinion, is a senior fellow at the New America Foundation. He's writing a book on how Mexican immigration will change America's view of race.
An Ounce of Prevention Samuel S. Epstein and Quentin D. Young, Dr. Samuel S. Epstein is chairman of the Cancer Prevention Coalition and professor emeritus at the University of Illinois at Chicago School of Public Health. Dr. Quentin D. Young is chairman of the Health and Medicine Policy Research Group, Chicago, and former president of the American Public Health Assn.
Some in Laguna Beach Wince at Bringing Movement to the Pageant
Tracing the Root Causes of International Terror
Stagecoach Accident Should Be Investigated
Special Ops No Model for Military William M. Arkin, William M. Arkin is a military affairs analyst who writes regularly for Opinion.
At Tucker Sanctuary, It's Back-to-Nature Time
Veterinarian's Zeal for Hunting Is Deplorable
To Rescue Islam From Jihad, Muslims Must Look Within Donald K. Emmerson, Donald K. Emmerson is a senior fellow in the Stanford Institute for International Relations.
For Love of the Game, if Not for Pete's Sake Robert David Jaffee, Robert David Jaffee is on the staff of LA Weekly.
Modern School Principal Is All Things in All Crises Suzette Lovely, Suzette Lovely, chief personnel officer at the Capistrano Unified School District, spent eight years as an elementary school principal and oversees the development of school leaders.
Parks' Refusal to Aid Rampart Investigation
How an Actor Did It Matthew Dallek, Matthew Dallek, a former speechwriter for Rep. Richard A. Gephardt (D-Mo.), is the author of "The Right Moment: Ronald Reagan's First Victory and the Decisive Turning Point in American Politics."
Harried Homeowners on Beachfront Property
Overcrowded Streets Offer No Room to Yield
Not Your Dad's LifeSavers
BUSINESS
Unions Gain Ground in Golden State Nancy Cleeland, Times Staff Writer
Questioning the Crisis at the Pumps
For Labor Day, and Your Job, Think China James Flanigan
A Way to Beat the FDIC Limit Kathy M. Kristof, By Kathy M. Kristof Times Staff Writer
California Grapes Unspoken For Jerry Hirsch, Times Staff Writer
REAL ESTATE
Cage takes his act out of Venice Ruth Ryon, Times Staff Writer
Gel's a good idea, but so is prevention Kathy Sena
Average Mortgage Rates and Indexes
USC heats up for the Solar Decathlon Shane Nelson
Ready for fire season Kathy Sena, Special to The Times
Palatial living with majestic vistas Ruth Ryon, Times Staff Writer
Eliminate confusion on proxy forms Stephen Glassman and Donie Vanitzian, Special to The Times
Tenant keeps using the grounds' faucets From Project Sentinel
Fannie Mae hopes to stimulate home buying among Latinos
Old Torrance projects film-worthy character Shane Nelson, Times Staff Writer
WORLD
India Says It Killed Terrorist From Associated Press
U.S. Presses for Aid to Iraq, but Few Give -- or Give In Paul Richter, Times Staff Writer
At the Bomb Site, Anger Is Eclipsed by Disbelief Patrick J. McDonnell, Times Staff Writer
Israeli Missiles Kill Two Militants From Times Wire Reports
N. Korea Balks at Another Round of Talks Barbara Demick, Times Staff Writer
Mosque Blast Suspects Arrested Patrick J. McDonnell, Times Staff Writer
Hostage Pleads on Videotape for Rescue From Times Wire Reports
Floods Ravage West Coast City From Times Wire Reports
Balete Ethnic Group Gets First Female Chief From Times Wire Reports
Skeletons Dug Up From Former Military Base From Times Wire Reports
Expert Disputes That Mummy Is Nefertiti From Times Wire Reports
For Israelis, Little Things Become Scary Henry Chu, Times Staff Writer
Kurdish Rebel Group Warily Watches Americans' Moves Amberin Zaman, Special to The Times
Iraqis' Rage at Boiling Point Carol J. Williams, Times Staff Writer
Taliban Finds New Strength in Pakistan Paul Watson, Times Staff Writer
Russia Gives Up All Hope on Sub David Holley, Times Staff Writer
WTO to Allow Access to Cheap Drug Treatments From Associated Press
Past Glory of India's Tribal Kings Fades Robyn Dixon, Times Staff Writer
MAGAZINE
When Possessions Are Links to Ones We Love
He Should Have Questioned War
Ecosystem Thrives at Lake Powell
Kern County's Primary 'Villain'
In the Future, Every Molecule Will Have 15 Minutes of Fame ANDREW JOHN IGNATIUS VONTZ
Shopping Center Needs a Face-Lift
Dipping into fall
Mariachi in His Marrow ABEL SALAS
Leaving the Comfort Zone LISA PALAC
Cut to Whittier Boulevard MICHAEL T. JARVIS
Disney Hall's (Almost) Unfinished Symphony Gail Eichenthal, Gail Eichenthal is a longtime host and producer of Los Angeles Philharmonic broadcasts on National Public Radio. An anchor and reporter for KNX-AM, she last wrote for the magazine about the death of KNX colleague Steve Smith.
Ms. Understood Anita Chabria, Anita Chabria last wrote for the magazine about California laws governing sexually violent predators.
Welcome to Plantation Football Irvin Muchnick, Irvin Muchnick is a Berkeley-based freelance writer.
The Salonen-Gehry Axis Mark Swed, Mark Swed is The Times' music critic.
Last Words on Film Theory
Advertisement
