Archive for Sunday, April 06, 2008

• 56,000 guests. Dress code: blue. By Erin Weinger

• Coach debuts a new line of hats by Eugenia Kim By Melissa Magsaysay

• One green Banana By Emili Vesilind

• IN A NEW LIGHT By Adam Tschorn

• ON THE WEB

• COLISEUM CHIC By Melissa Magsaysay

• The little Ivy League

• You call this ‘help’? By Monica Corcoran

• KINDERGARTEN: YOU IN? By Audrey Davidow

• Funk and flash By Steffie Nelson

• HOW TO MAKE A TIE-DYE SHIRTDRESS

• Psychedelic beginnings

• Just add your own label By Erin Weinger

• Ryan Heffington is a real trouper By Emili Vesilind

• ON THE COVER

• Runner-up By Dan Hennessy

• An elephantine change By Tony Perry

• ‘Lunatic’ call led to murder charges By Victoria Kim

• Lottery results

• Orange County Calendar

• Can you spare a buck, I mean pancake? By Steve Harvey

• Soldier is killed by roadside bomb By Hector Becerra

• War casualties

• Charlton Heston, 84; Oscar-winning actor played larger-than-life figures By Susan King and Robert W. Welkos

• A sorrowful ritual in war By Ann M. Simmons and Jia-Rui Chong

• Military deaths

• Bonner resorts to three rules of engagement By Joseph Fink

• DNA tests could force a rewrite of city’s history book By Cecilia Rasmussen

• O.C. Transit Authority isn’t moved by traditional modes By David Reyes

• USC political scientist was a pioneer in the field of campaign finance studies By Elaine Woo

• Journalists press on for a slain colleague By Tim Reiterman

• Cop car cameras: Is there a negative? By Steve Lopez

• Honoring their Chinese forebears By Jean-Paul Renaud

• Bratton walks a fine line on race By Joel Rubin and Jill Leovy, Doug Smith

• ‘Dude’ has L.A. on a string By Diane Haithman

• ‘The Dude’ has Los Angeles on a string By Diane Haithman

• Buy it, furnish it and they will come By Dianna Sinovic

• Leave appraisers alone

• Keeping a homeowners association’s finances safe

• Older duplexes rent controlled in L.A. By Kevin Postema

• Far from retiring By Diane Wedner

• History’s got style in San Diego By Irene Lechowitzky

• A DeMille classic, restored By Ruth Ryon

• Average mortgage rates and indexes

• Fraud traps await unwary associations By Frank Nelson

• Older Americans making up more households

• It’s her Westside sequel By Ruth Ryon

• Mortgage fraud: same basic scams with a few new twists By Lew Sichelman

• Ready for a close-up

• Earn That Grandeur, or Just Soak It Up By Colleen Dunn Bates

• 8 excellent escapes

• Flagsploitation By Dan Neil

• how to Catch a Foul Ball By Michael Shaw

• Schindler Shelters

• If Gatsby Had a Dude Ranch By Chris Erskine

• A Quirky Beach Town, Lost in Time By Chris Erskine

• Stunning Hike, Cool Oasis By Debora Vrana and Staff Writers

• the panasonic HDC-SD9 camcorder At a glance

• Rafting, as Wild as You Want It By Hugo Martín

• Beyond the Giant Sequoias By Joe Robinson

• The Green Giant Whole Foods’ local flagship: the supermarket as hybrid SUV By Christopher Hawthorne

• test-drive Hi-Def in the House By Martin Miller

• Master of Crowd Control By Chris Lee

• Puttin’ On the Spritz By Laurie Winer

• Soaring Soprano By Laurie Winer

• CHIC on a dime By Elizabeth Khuri

• When the Kids Are Grown-Ups By Laurie Winer

• A Vintage Find, an Hour Away By Susan Carpenter

• Suddenly Spring By Donna Wares

• The Big Dipper By Charles Perry

• fil-LEE-pee’s FACTS By Charles Perry

• Instinct, Unscripted By Jodie Foster

• Brooklyn’s side of the O’Malley saga By Roger Kahn

• Chivas USA plays through it By Jaime Cárdenas

• Amen to that By Thomas Bonk

• Martin’s advice doesn’t get lost in translation By Ez and Dylan Hern

• Golf still has a thing for Daly By Peter Yoon

• Brand gets a feel for the good, bad By Jonathan Abrams

• UCLA’s Olson, Cowan, Craft get most work at quarterback By Chris Foster

• Ochoa’s not that sharp in her final four By Thomas Bonk

• Intangaroo goes for three in a row at Santa Anita By Bob Mieszerski

• Odom showing the right stuff By Mike Bresnahan

• Wagner leads by one

• Tomcolee tries to repeat By Bob Mieszerski

• Arizona guard Bayless declares for the draft

• Colonel John charges his way to Kentucky By Larry Stewart

• Kanu lifts Portsmouth into the final, 1-0

• Barcelona forward Henry is best-paid French athlete By Grahame L. Jones

• Tigers know they belong By Mike Hiserman

• Howland shouldn’t be fall guy for UCLA’s loss By T J. Simers

• RESULTS

• Stanford’s Wiggins surprised by top honor By Dan Arritt

• Wood and Illinois derbies disappoint By Bob Mieszerski

• Now, there are two beasts in East By Mark Heisler

• Kansas rocks the Tar Heels By Chris Dufresne

• COAST TO COAST

• Kings close with a loss and rebuilding begins again By Lisa Dillman

• Playoff-bound Ducks have fun By Eric Stephens

• Willis shaky in his debut with Tigers

• Resilient LSU women back for more By Dan Arritt

• Mata-Real’s dream doesn’t come true By Diane Pucin

• Former Dodger Jackson pitches Rays past Yankees, 6-3

• If this is goodbye, it’s tough way to go out By Robyn Norwood

• Moreno picks up shopping tab for fans By Kevin Baxter

• Williams wins her fifth title at Key Biscayne

• USC quarterbacks Sanchez, Mustain eager to scrimmage By Gary Klein

• Goal is same on both coasts By Bill Shaikin

• Turnabout is fair play for Celtics

• After going three and out, Howland needs a new offense By Bill Plaschke

• Johnson’s pinch-hit slam lifts Braves past Mets, 11-5

• Weaver finds a way to win By Kevin Baxter

• Kansas’ Rush saw Memphis coming By Chris Dufresne

• Memphis will learn about life as a ‘dog By Lonnie White

• UCLA suffering from the Memphis blues By Diane Pucin

• For family, it’s worth the wait By Chris Dufresne

• Notre Dame looks to turn it around By Chris Dufresne

• Dodgers’ loss over before it starts By Ez and Dylan Hern

• Magic beats Cavaliers to clinch third seeding in Eastern Conference playoffs

• Big meals, small wallet By Rosemary Mcclure

• OAHU BY THE BEACH By Rosemary Mcclure

• OAHU

• TOURS & CRUISES

• For the record

• THE ROAD TO HANA

• Where to go for your workout

• Tour to Spain

• Lanai: luxe but laid-back By Beverly Beyette

• GEO QUIZ

• THE ISLANDS

• These palms hold sway

• What’s new with the old favorites?

• Earth Day celebrations in Carmel

• Dog-day ID By Catharine Hamm

• Planning a trip to Yankee Stadium

• LETTERS

• UPCOUNTRY

• LANAI

• news . style . tips . trends

• Lounging lizard

• MAUI-KIHEI TO WAILEA

• Britain

• Eating out on a budget in central Maui

• Cell calls in flight mostly up in the air By James Gilden

• Outta the park By Robyn Norwood

• Enjoying Lanai

• Live like a prince at Kauai villas By Rosemary Mcclure

• Unlisted phone fee senseless

• When debt collectors play dirty By Liz Pulliam Weston

• Insurers slow to zap the ZIP Code By David Lazarus

• Few places to hide from downturn By Martin Zimmerman

• Bonds battered by worry By Walter Hamilton

• Need a money makeover?

• Ira A. Jackson at a glance

• Consumer Briefs

• Microsoft sets 3-week deadline in Yahoo takeover bid By Joseph Menn

• For Drucker dean, small is beautiful By Tiffany Hsu

• Watching for scams on prepaid calling cards

• Finding the right mix in a tumultuous market By Tom Petruno

• Some college grants on chopping block By Kathy M. Kristof

• A couple of winners – and a lot of losers

• On the Web

• BESTSELLERS

• Sonic delights By Laurel Maury

• Man of mud

• PAPERBACKS - WEB ONLY

• Superfreaky memories By Peter Terzian

• Face to face By Susan Salter Reynolds

• Oh, deviants!

• Blood connections By Ron Carlson

• THIS WEEK IN CALENDAR

• DISCOVERIES By Susan Salter Reynolds

• Auto-rewind By Ella Taylor

• WORDPLAY

• Talking the talk By David J. Garrow

• BESTSELLERS - WEB ONLY

• War and peace By David L. Ulin

• PAPERBACKS

• Secrets unshared By Nicholas Delbanco

• Week of April 6

• The happy couple By Richard Cromelin

• A pursuit of real emotion By Sheri Linden

• Look around – art is everywhere

• Keeping period pieces on track By Cristy Lytal

• GUILTY PLEASURE

• Mexico was his Monument Valley By Reed Johnson

• Keeping Clyde on a two-way street

• ‘Undeniably Izzy’ By Alex and Er Marestaing

• Prime choices

• Radio

• DOCUMENTARY

• Letters

• THE ARTISTS

• THE ELLROY ENIGMA By Scott Timberg

• What Chicano means today By Agustin Gurza

• THE RETURN

• That’s 10 years of putting in a good word

• British series puts an accent on Texas By Lynn Smith

• Harasser tracks her down

• Classical

• Greed, fear, insanity and lots of heartbreak

• FOR THE KIDS

• Adding value to the value bet By Steve Rosenbloom

• Galleries

• ‘The Office’ and ‘30 Rock’ roll out new episodes; ‘Young @ Heart’ rocks it on-screen

• Wong Kar Wai makes his American statement By Mark Olsen

• Mating rituals run wild in PBS’ ‘What Females Want and Males Will Do’

• Today’s Highlights

• Music

• Finding a queenly clue

• Wading in as leading man, his still Walter runs deep By Paul Brownfield

• Master of big fantasy By Sam Adams

• Horoscope: April 6 By Holiday Mathis

• Museums

• Events

• That paper mill job is behind him now By Choire Sicha

• A chemical reaction By Lewis Segal

• Chief of new label is no naysayer By Soundboard

• Elizabeth Berkley joins TV’s ballroom blitz By Choire Sicha

• Aronian is unchallenged in Nice By Jack Peters

• Relying heavily on the medium By Jon Caramanica

• You bet there’s an agenda

• Mare Winningham explores Tennessee By Anne Marie Welsh

• Ex-GOP Rep. Barr weighs run for president

• To get ahead, she looks back By Noam N. Levey

• UTAH

• Petraeus’ testimony runs into campaign By Julian E. Barnes and Peter Spiegel

• Getaways without going away By P J. Huffstutter

• An about-face on Mitt Romney By Don Frederick And Andrew Malcolm

• Biden assails troop buildup By Paul Richter

• Obama’s law days effective but brief By Dan Morain

• Keeping a green eye on drivers By Deedee Correll

• Texas removes 183 at sect site By Miguel Bustillo

• Clinton aide’s firm is fired by Colombia

• Drawn to Obama?

• INSIDE

• Tainted medicine By Jerome P. Kassirer

• Who’s a dropout?

• Dress code By Michael Mcgough

• Keep your enemies closer By Melvyn P. Leffler

• Sacred semantics By Rabih Alameddine

• And Arnold could open for Hannah Montana By Roy Rivenburg

• The undeveloper By Marc B. Haefele

• Super-source for scandal By Marvin Kitman

• The pharmacist will see you now By Maria Cheng

• Russia in the midst of a baby boom By Douglas Birch

• India’s kidney transplant crisis By Laurie Goering

• A TV battle: Fighting West’s fire with fire By Jeffrey Fleishman

• In Italy and Spain, the abortion battle is back By Tracy Wilkinson

• Analyzing ancient ice in the tropics before it melts By Charles J. Hanley

• Young artisan keeps Italy’s richness alive By Christine Spolar

• By Mark Magnier

• KENYA

• Document alleging Zimbabwe ‘transition’ plans sparks unease

• Weight of history will bear down on Bush-Putin sessions By James Gerstenzang

• Abortion battle is back By Tracy Wilkinson

• Fighting fire with fire By Jeffrey Fleishman

• Absolut apologizes for Mexican vodka ad

• Bush, Putin still at odds on missile defense By James Gerstenzang

• Rocket attacks on U.S. targets in Baghdad kill 3 American soldiers, wound 31 By Ap