Archive for Saturday, October 13, 2007
Science
Science in Brief - Warming alters walrus behavior
Science |
October 13, 2007
Thousands of walruses have appeared on Alaska’s northwestern coast
in what conservationists say is a dramatic consequence of global
warming melting Arctic Sea ice. Read more
California | Local
Deer beheading roils Catalina, leaving some locals outraged
California | Local |
October 13, 2007
State wildlife officials on Friday said they were investigating
the beheading of a deer, allegedly by an Avalon city employee who
dressed the carcass and then left the head dangling in a soccer net
near a preschool and City Hall. Read more
Sports
AFTER SHOCK
Sports |
October 13, 2007
Before the season, USC’s game against Arizona was regarded by most
as a comfortable way for the Trojans to end the first half of the
schedule and an opportunity for players and their families to enjoy
parents weekend at the Coliseum. Read more
News
Business
From econo-box to collectible
Business |
October 13, 2007
When Robert Perez bought his first classic Japanese car a decade
ago, he admired the styling of the Mazda’s front end, which reminded
him of classic American muscle cars. Read more
Entertainment
Broadway in your living room
Entertainment |
October 13, 2007
On the far side of the continent, on an island covered in
concrete, there runs a street of dreams familiarly called the Great
White Way. Read more
National
Peace prize for Gore stirs hope and speculation
National |
October 13, 2007
Former Vice President Al Gore, who has waged a decades-long fight
against global warming, on Friday shared the Nobel Peace Prize with a
Geneva-based United Nations climate group. Read more
Opinion
World
A bastion of Kurdish hopes in Iraq
World |
October 13, 2007
irbil, iraq – Unshackled from Arab domination and the yoke of
Saddam Hussein’s regime, Iraqi Kurdistan has grown into a powerful
incubator of Kurdish ambitions and nationalism. Read more
