Archive for Monday, April 07, 2008

• More UCLA records abuses By Charles Ornstein and Dan Morain

• Cabbies tired of pickup lines By Sharon Bernstein

• Cultivating Culver City By Martha Groves

• Reconciling belief with duty By Christian Berthelsen

• Lottery results

• Runner-up 1 By Kate Pretorius

• Lockyer tackles the bond game By George Skelton

• Acres of Books could be in its final chapter By Ari B. Bloomekatz

• Hospital plan draws criticism By Garrett Therolf

• Diplomat worked to free U.S. hostages By Patricia Sullivan

• Cleanup in Hollywood By Deborah Schoch

• Turf face-off may be in store for schools By Howard Blume

• Runner-up 2 By David Futch

• 100 prayers to see pope answered By Paloma Esquivel

• The road back to Charlie is full of twists and turns By Jim Botting

• Runner-up 3

• She makes 114 look easy By Maria L. La Ganga

• The Week Ahead

• Son of founder of Ludwig Drum Co. built set for Ringo

• Driver gets outrage in gear By Steve Hymon

• The road can be a remedy for the lonely By Al Martinez

• More UCLA records abuses revealed By Charles Ornstein and Dan Morain

• Cabbies tired of pickup lines By Sharon Bernstein

• Cultivating Culver City By Martha Groves

• In weight loss, an unexpected gain By Kathy S. Berger

• Exercise moves to make your breasts stand out

• Train one side, then the other

• Rising stars By Susan Brink

• Cord blood: A weapon against cerebral palsy? By Erin Cline Davis

• Honing their craft, making their mark Dreams realized in arts program By Susan Brink

• Out in the world, and working By Susan Brink

• A handle on heart disease? By Karen Ravn

• Milk of magnesia helps skin By Joe Graedon and Teresa Graedon

• Supplements for joint pain? Sounds good … By Chris Woolston

• A power move for strength training By Bruce Cohn

• Normal but fat By Jeannine Stein

• ‘Tri’ these for faster speeds

• Fuzzy facts on kidney disease By Marc Siegel

• Regret for a painful procedure

• Mavericks burn the Suns down the stretch

• Looking out for No. 1 By Pete Thomas

• Kansas’ Stewart can only watch By Robyn Norwood and Chris Dufresne

• Trainer Gaines rides hot streak at Santa Anita meet By Bob Mieszerski

• Quarterback derby heats up at scrimmage By Gary Klein

• Bottom line says: Angels lose By Kevin Baxter

• Cardiff City advances to England’s F.A. Cup final By Grahame L. Jones

• Guerrero has a shift in fortune By Kevin Baxter

• Cee Stone looks to stay unbeaten By Bob Mieszerski

• It looks like a bear market for Cal By Chris Dufresne

• Wiggins lifts Stanford to final By Dan Arritt

• Clippers fall hard to Rockets By Jonathan Abrams

• Bynum takes new step By Mike Bresnahan

• Nyeholt, Orr linked by parallel journeys By Jerry Crowe

• Orioles score three in ninth for victory

• Penguins denied top seeding with loss

• Tennessee edges Louisiana State, 47-46 By Dan Arritt

• Pitching, defense save day By Ez and Dylan Hern

• Ochoa’s big victory draws quite a crowd By Peter Yoon

• Nice view of the Pacific By Mike Bresnahan

• Tammy Thomas has only herself to blame By Philip Hersh

• Tattoo his name onto your memory By Robyn Norwood

• UCLA gets one against USC By Eric Sondheimer

• U.S. beats Mexico, closes in on Olympic bid

• Serrano has a winning return to Irvine By Martin Henderson

• HAMMER HEDQ By Thomas Bonk

• Tigers go after place in history By Chris Dufresne

• Another victory for Edwards

• Masterful victory for Wagner

• Ducks’ DiPenta is ready at all times By Eric Stephens

• Padres’ Peavy denies using pine tar on hand By Ez and Dylan Hern

• UCLA to see who will exit By Diane Pucin

• Ducks are ready for the playoffs By Eric Stephens

• Trio exits UTA for Endeavor agency By Josh Friedman

• Growing demand for rice prompts export curbs

• Idle cars signal a downturn By Susan Gallagher

• Carefully screen executive recruiters By Karen E. Klein

• Fi-weekbox7

• From postmortems a livelihood springs By Molly Selvin

• Box-office results

• ‘21’ again has the winning weekend numbers By Josh Friedman

• Military ponders cyber war rules

• Clocking in, by hand By David B. Caruso

• Mr. Borden goes to Baghdad

• Michigan to court Hollywood By Richard Verrier

• Cash scarcer for new firms By Alana Semuels and Michelle Quinn

• Wall St. turns to profit data

• Flak and false starts in a war zone By Cyndia Zwahlen

• Yahoo touts ‘Amp’ as cure for ad blues

• Airline travelers under pressure By Ken Bensinger and Peter Pae

• After-life ventures

• Who should get mortgage aid? By Peter G. Gosselin

• Grimes makes his presence felt By Sara Wolf

• Charlton Heston: A life in film, TV and theater By Susan King

• Bon Jovi brings Jersey pride to L.A. By Mikael Wood

• From the stand, a sense of shame By Rachel Abramowitz

• Best not to play favorites with kids, rich or poor

• A devil-may-care turn from the iconic Rollins By Don Heckman

• An orchestra’s multiplier effect By Mark Swed

• Hip to Tchaikovsky By Mark Swed

• A punk-pop collision By August Brown

• Horoscope: April 7 By Holiday Mathis

• Family secrets lie at the end of a twisted path By Carmela Ciuraru

• Cable imitating itself? Copy that By Scott Collins

• Times retracts Shakur story

• Calendar’s Calendar

• Hey, she has Martin Scorsese’s endorsement

• Fergie is feeling ASCAP’s love

• Brad Pitt among celebs at ‘Idol Gives Back’ taping By Ap

• Kate Moss tops Glamour fashion list By Reuters

• Princess Diana unlawfully killed By Ap

• Pamela Anderson gets new TV show on E! By From Reuters

• Some delegates consider their own fate By Janet Hook

• Pope will get his own team of paramedics By Pervaiz Shallwani

• MICHIGAN

• Judge strips Texas of its ‘pole tax’ on erotic dancing By Miguel Bustillo

• Care harms 1 in 15 hospitalized kids

• Clinton demotes her chief strategist By Noam N. Levey and Peter Nicholas

• Students not as hefty at end of food study

• Famed ferry system now a vessel for ads By Stuart Glascock

• The race might come down to issues – or not By Jim Tankersley

• Filling a financial need By Terry Kibbe

• The day the beer flowed again By Maureen Ogle

• A 670-mile-long shrine to American insecurity By Gregory Rodriguez

• Man for the moment

• THE GREAT THIRST Hard water

• Changing the ways we connect By Pico Iyer

• Old solutions won’t solve today’s crisis By Mindy Mcintyre

• California’s big gulp

• Fishing on thin ice in Russia By Megan K. Stack

• Putin sees dispute, Bush a ‘breakthrough’ By James Gerstenzang

• Blank spaces in Sudan’s census: religion, ethnicity By Edmund S and Ers

• Fears rise with violence in Zimbabwe

• As many as 20 Iraqis killed in clashes between Sadr’s militia and U.S. By Ned Parker and Raheem Salman

• CHILE

• Protests greet Olympic torch in London By Geraldine Baum and Kim Murphy

• Sri Lanka suicide blast kills official, 13 others

• Violence may augur ‘a hot summer in Iraq’ By Ned Parker and Tina Susman

• Olympic torch relay descends into chaos in Paris By Ap