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What happened on April 14, 2008
ENTERTAINMENT
Shaking up the agency rosters John Horn, Times Staff Writer
The quieter side of Gene Wilder Susan King, Times Staff Writer
A friend to writers at HBO SCOTT COLLINS
Glass' transcendent meditation Mark Swed, Times Music Critic
Akademie's Vivaldi is hard to dismiss Rick Schultz, Special to The Times
Ruminations about Sept. 11 Jim Sleeper, Special to The Times
Going nose-to-nose for a 'First Saturday' finish Susan King
Strauss, Seattle style Richard S. Ginell, Special to The Times
Answering the musical question Lynne Heffley
Amazon's e-book reader sells, but not like the printed page Hillel Italie, Associated Press
Modern adaptation Josh Getlin, Times Staff Writer
Ovitz found an 'open ear,' and more Rachel Abramowitz, Times Staff Writer
The Chopin shuffle Chris Pasles, Times Staff Writer
Like marriage, musical revival has two sides Daryl H. Miller, Times Staff Writer
Philharmonic retools an old favorite Richard S. Ginell, Special to The Times
Gritty, stark looks at World War II Susan King, Times Staff Writer
Gift of gab? Hmmm Charles McNulty, Times Theater Critic
The 'Prom Night' not to remember Mark Olsen, Special to The Times
HEALTH
He's taking steps, all 4,182 of them Janet Cromley, Times Staff Writer
An alarming side effect: thoughts of suicide Melissa Healy, Times Staff Writer
Genome scans go deep into your DNA By Anna Gosline, Special to The Times
Mumps despite shots Susan Brink, Times Staff Writer
A patient's tragic tale didn't add up Sandeep Jauhar, Special to The Times
Fighting bad breath -- a battle through centuries Elena Conis, Special to The Times
Cerebral palsy and cord blood
Your genetic rundown on a chip
For the record
Fitness stretches out Jeannine Stein, Times Staff Writer
Cancer, a haunting specter Valerie Ulene, Special to The Times
Actors belong in Calendar
A gym that fits you Jay Blahnik, Special to The Times
Knowledge leads to mixed results Anna Gosline
Stretching for better posture Karen Voight
Your entire genetic rundown packed into a computer chip Anna Gosline
What's in your DNA? Anna Gosline, Special to The Times
Does knowing your genetic risks lead to better health?
Slow lifts to slim fast Janet Cromley, Times Staff Writer
WORLD
Cocaine has settled in among Spain's youth Tracy Wilkinson, Times Staff Writer
Born into a life on China's margin Barbara Demick, Times Staff Writer
Wave kills 3 on shark diving trip From Times Wire Services
First round of voting is over From Times Wire Services
Iran canceled talks, U.N. agency says From Times Wire Services
Kenya sets off on path of shared power From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Pope has agenda of hope Tracy Wilkinson and Rebecca Trounson, Times Staff Writers
Olmert meets with Abbas; Israeli leaders snub Carter From the Associated Press
Judges clear photographer in Iraq and order him freed From the Associated Press
Iraq security forces fire 1,300 deserters Tina Susman, Times Staff Writer
Clam diggers' way of life is under siege Chris Kraul, Times Staff Writer
Obstruction as a means to justice Ken Ellingwood, Times Staff Writer
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
For applicants, second-best college can be first-rate Seema Mehta, Times Staff Writer
Ready for your in-car close-up? Steve Hymon, Times Staff Writer
Curbing East L.A. taco trucks Jean-Paul Renaud, Times Staff Writer
'Plastic' lab confers a form of immortality David Haldane, Times Staff Writer
LAPD leads the way in local counter-terrorism Josh Meyer, Times Staff Writer
Blood spills on battle zone in Beverly Hills Shaun Morey, Hermosa Beach
Details on plane crash expected Ted Rohrlich
The Week Ahead
Britney Spears is in minor accident From the Associated Press
Tolls on freeways a tough sell Steve Hymon, Times Staff Writer
Not the storm of the century, but it made for a lively drive AL MARTINEZ
Southland temperatures spring to record heights Steve Hymon, Times Staff Writer
Age, sex of defendants may affect verdict Paul Pringle, Times Staff Writer
Bridges to L.A. history David Pierson, Times Staff Writer
Espanol on their tongues Ari B. Bloomekatz and Francisco Vara-Orta, Times Staff Writers
Publisher of books by 8 Nobel Prize winners Matt Schudel, Washington Post
NATIONAL
Coal at heart of climate battle Judy Pasternak, Times Staff Writer
b2 teens shot at water park From Times Wire Reports
Massacre has altered health views From the Associated Press
Talk of faith, values, with ongoing jabs Peter Nicholas, Times Staff Writer
Bush aide backs talk, not boycott in Beijing Associated Press
Collision on river injures 18 From Times Wire Reports
Sect mothers send appeal to governor From Times Wire Reports
Written threats shutter campus From Times Wire Reports
Mother, 2 girls found, then die From Times Wire Reports
Guantanamo closure not an easy prospect Julian E. Barnes, Times Staff Writer
Little fire this time for Wright Manya A. Brachear, Chicago Tribune
Seattle looking to dump throwaway bags Stuart Glascock, Times Staff Writer
McCain has long relied on his grit Ralph Vartabedian, Times Staff Writer
SPORTS
Heart tumor gone, Anderson is on track Helene Elliott
Start-ups or upstarts, he was there at the creation
Thornton says report card should have a 'C' Jonathan Abrams, Times Staff Writer
Roddick carries the U.S. to Davis Cup semifinals From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Taking wing in the West Mike Bresnahan, Times Staff Writer
Taking wing in the West Mark Heisler
Fisher keeping his foot in the door Mike Bresnahan, Times Staff Writer
Johnson gets Hendrick going Jim Peltz, Times Staff Writer
Blue-line blues for Ducks Eric Stephens, Times Staff Writer
Angels get away, but it isn't quite clean Mike DiGiovanna, Times Staff Writer
Galaxy squanders it away Grahame L. Jones, Times Staff Writer
Results, Schedule From the Associated Press
Results From the Associated Press
Results
Torrey Pines eases his mind Thomas Bonk, Times Staff Writer
Nuggets close in on playoff spot From the Associated Press
Life in the fast lane
Slugging Rockies tag Diamondbacks From the Associated Press
Big Two left big hole in rotation Mike DiGiovanna, Times Staff Writer
Overtime win gets Devils back in series From the Associated Press
Reeling Dodgers come up empty Dylan Hernandez, Times Staff Writer
At 28, Immelman is at fitting age Bill Plaschke
Torre to give Kuo the start treatment Dylan Hernandez, Times Staff Writer
At 28, Immelman is at fitting age Thomas Bonk, Times Staff Writer
Two grand slams keep Tigers reeling From the Associated Press
He can pick up the check Larry Stewart, Times Staff Writer
BUSINESS
Start-ups risky for investors Karen E. Klein, Special to The Times
FCC cases stuck in legal limbo Jim Puzzanghera, Times Staff Writer
Vaccine trial sparks breast cancer hopes From Reuters
China's growth steps up demand for bodyguards Don Lee, Times Staff Writer
Wall Street to scrutinize banks' quarterly earnings From the Associated Press
Delta, Northwest reportedly near deal From the Associated Press
American back to normal schedule Peter Y. Hong, Times Staff Writer
Retailers hope for share of rebates Leslie Earnest and Alana Semuels, Times Staff Writers
Wachovia to post its quarterly results early From Bloomberg News
SBA's cash crunch hits women Cyndia Zwahlen, Special to The Times
'Prom Night' is crowned the winner Josh Friedman, Times Staff Writer
An IRA for the rest of us Marc Lifsher, Times Staff Writer
SAG rebuffs actors' demand on who votes Richard Verrier, Times Staff Writer
OPINION
Borrowing time
Illegal is illegal, period
Some are more equal
Ike, Marshall stuck to modesty
Let's have real airline regulation
Absolut canard GREGORY RODRIGUEZ
Dial back the Koreas' volume Mike Chinoy, Mike Chinoy, a senior fellow at the Pacific Council on International Policy and former senior Asia correspondent for CNN, is author of the forthcoming book "Meltdown -- The Inside Story of the North Korean Nuclear Crisis."
Occupying Iraq will solve nothing
Starting now
Social Security is not a 'little cost'
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