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What happened on February 11, 2008
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Lights have drivers playing the waiting game Steve Hymon, Times Staff Writer
Korean Americans angered by killing H.G. Reza, Times Staff Writer
Payroll system beset from Day 1 Joel Rubin, Times Staff Writer
Star of 'Jaws' and 'All That Jazz' Mitchell Landsberg, Times Staff Writer
Global Scientology protests include L.A. David Sarno, Times Staff Writer
Secure in their studies Howard Blume, Times Staff Writer
The worst reception, bar none Catherine Saillant, Times Staff Writer
Nice guy finishes first in the Senate GEORGE SKELTON
Jewish Federation hits funding mark Scott Glover
To her, there's no such thing as a simple question AL MARTINEZ
More guns than buyback money From the Associated Press
Actress starred in films by Ingmar Bergman Adam Bernstein, The Washington Post
Battle of the rails and roads Patrick McGreevy, Times Staff Writer
Activist escapes battle in Chad Molly Hennessy-Fiske, Times Staff Writer
Hoping to span eras at Oxy Larry Gordon, Times Staff Writer
Primary voters feel the sting of rejection Richard C. Paddock, Times Staff Writer
HEALTH
Monitors can go strapless Roy M. Wallack
Science of the orgasm By Regina Nuzzo, Special to The Times
Looking for a strong libido from a bottle 'Sexual fitness' claims may have support Chris Woolston, Special to The Times
Science of sex Regina Nuzzo, Special to The Times
Pleasure at the push of a button Regina Nuzzo, Special to The Times
They've got the beat Bill Becher, Special to The Times
Stifle that wacky plot and it all makes sense Marc Siegel, Special to The Times
Call of the gym Jeannine Stein, Times Staff Writer
For the record
Setback, hope in AIDS research Jia-Rui Chong, Times Staff Writer
They've got the beat By Bill Becher, Los Angeles Times Staff Writer
Promises, promises Francesca Lunzer Kritz, Special to The Times
A boost for women's low libido? Janet Cromley, Times Staff Writer
WORLD
Barcelona terrorism case highlights new challenge Sebastian Rotella, Times Staff Writer
Japan's scientific geniuses mostly prefer their labs to the limelight Bruce Wallace, Times Staff Writer
Pakistan columnist doesn't mince words John M. Glionna, Times Staff Writer
Army sniper gets 10 years for killing of Iraqi civilian Ned Parker, Times Staff Writer
Gates warns allies of militant threat Kim Murphy, Times Staff Writer
Life returning to normal in capital From Times Wire Reports
Oslo closes its embassy in Kabul From Times Wire Reports
Marine held on suspicion of rape From Times Wire Reports
A different kind of bad commute Usama Redha, Times Staff Writer
Chavez says he may cut off oil to U.S. From Times Wire Reports
Suicide car bomb kills 21 north of Baghdad Garrett Therolf and Saif Hameed, Times Staff Writers
Attack injures president of East Timor Dinda Jouhana and Paul Watson, Times Staff Writers
Fire destroys centuries-old Seoul gate From the Associated Press
SCIENCE
Saccharin may lead to weight gain By Denise Gellene, Los Angeles Times Staff Writer
Another sour note for dieters Denise Gellene, Times Staff Writer
SPORTS
Baseball falters in Puerto Rico Kevin Baxter, Times Staff Writer
Force owns field at Pomona Martin Henderson, Times Staff Writer
Today Peter Yoon
UCLA, USC women get their weekend sweep Dan Arritt
Results, Schedule From the Associated Press
Peterson, Owens lead NFC, 42-30 Dylan Hernandez, From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Nuggets' 113-83 rout frustrates James From the Associated Press
Arizona State sweeps Arizona From the Associated Press
Jackson weighs in on trade, Parker Mike Bresnahan, Times Staff Writer
Trojans' lack of depth evident Ben Bolch, Times Staff Writer
Hoch uses run of birdies to victory From the Associated Press
Kings win in shootout From the Associated Press
Ducks get some help to beat Detroit Eric Stephens, Times Staff Writer
Results, Schedule From the Associated Press
Finding two paths after the Nissan Thomas Bonk, Times Staff Writer
McNamee's lawyer predicts Clemens inquiry From the Associated Press
Road tilts in Lakers' favor Mike Bresnahan, Times Staff Writer
Johnson drives to the Daytona 500 pole Jim Peltz, Times Staff Writer
Bruins sleepwalk in Seattle Diane Pucin, Times Staff Writer
Greene was ahead of the pack Helene Elliott
For Lowery, it's about time at Pebble Beach Thomas Bonk, Times Staff Writer
Georgie Boy, and track, get good reviews Larry Stewart, Times Staff Writer
He passed on pitch from Cosell Larry Stewart, Times Staff Writer
Waiting for smoke, and his grandfather's name, to clear Jerry Crowe, Times Staff Writer
Zednik cut by skate to neck From the Associated Press
Plate-setter Kevin Baxter, Times Staff Writer
Pepperdine has Asbury on short list Robyn Norwood
NATIONAL
Abraham Lincoln's paper trail By P.J. Huffstutter, Los Angeles Times Staff Writer
This police watchdog is walking a tough beat P.J. Huffstutter, Times Staff Writer
State called too soon, Huckabee camp says From a Times Staff Writer
Snow causes road pileup; 1 killed From Times Wire Reports
Sick astronaut looking better From Times Wire Reports
Hundreds flee wildfires From Times Wire Reports
Bush to help if McCain's nominee Maura Reynolds and Peter Spiegel, Times Staff Writers
A paper trail that leads to Lincoln P.J. Huffstutter, Times Staff Writer
Clinton, sliding, orders a change Peter Nicholas, Times Staff Writer
Gay Mormons try to meet new leader From the Associated Press
Medicare trend raises eyebrows Ricardo Alonso-Zaldivar, Times Staff Writer
ENTERTAINMENT
Teller conjures the magic in 'Macbeth' Peter Marks, Washington Post
Aretha gets some r-e-s-p-e-c-t Ann Powers, Times Staff Writer
4 films win big at visual effects awards Susan King, Times Staff Writer
Tower, Slatkin win the 'America' vote Mark Swed, Times Staff Writer
Back from black, Winehouse takes five Richard Cromelin, Times Staff Writer
Director spins fantasy while dealing with reality Susan King
Some fab moments Times staff writers
Our Writers' Take Casey Dolan; Randy Lewis; Ann Powers; Gina McIntyre
In gentle tones of empathy Steve Hochman, Special to The Times
The evening's big winners
Museum exhibits and broken promises
Britain's night in the film sun Susan King, Times Staff Writer
An explosive Mahler Mark Swed, Times Staff Writer
Buoyant writers pump up the party Matea Gold, Times Staff Writer
A primer for newbies to the woolly blogosphere Carolyn Kellogg, Special to The Times
The Picassos that Pablo liked best Ciaran Giles, Associated Press
At the awards, a variety show breaks out Mary McNamara, Times Staff Writer
Let's do the plot twist Geoff Boucher and Chris Lee, Times Staff Writers
In revisionist 'Cabaret,' a fun-house view of life F. Kathleen Foley, Special to The Times
A night for the ages Amy, Kanye refresh music's roots Ann Powers, Times Staff Writer
On latimes.com
Moves to inform and entertain Victoria Looseleaf, Special to The Times
A player's players Chris Lee, Times Staff Writer
A fairly happy ending SCOTT COLLINS
Certain women in 'Tap' raise the bar high Lewis Segal, Times Staff Writer
Turning down the volume Emili Vesilind, Times Staff Writer
Look, up in the sky! It's women's art Sharon Mizota, Special to The Times
No leaps from the dance legend's path Lynne Heffley
Tender truths set to do-si-do disco Daryl H. Miller, Times Staff Writer
BUSINESS
Brothel promises to make its clients reality stars Douglas Lytle and Yon Pulkrabek, Bloomberg News
Money luring filmmakers to Germany Erik Kirschbaum, Reuters
Verizon fixes voice mail glitch, promises rebates Daniel Costello, Times Staff Writer
All the right moves for Argentine economy Fiona Ortiz, Reuters
Wins yet worries for Internet stocks Walter Hamilton, Times Staff Writer
Moviegoers fall for 'Fool's Gold' Josh Friedman, Times Staff Writer
Retail sales, confidence data due From the Associated Press
Bid for Yahoo may spur deals for start-ups Michelle Quinn, Times Staff Writer
Class actions feel effects of Milberg case Molly Selvin, Times Staff Writer
Writers getting the last word on strike Richard Verrier, Claudia Eller and Maria Elena Fernandez, Times Staff Writers
Studio chiefs act as peacemakers Meg James, Times Staff Writer
Petrobras' global quest for power Chris Kraul, Times Staff Writer
OPINION
Our wimps in D.C. Andres Martinez, Andres Martinez is a senior fellow at the New America Foundation.
Delegate the delegates
Not very stimulated
Aftermath of gun violence
A union-teacher gap
Reimagine LAUSD
Backers of Obama
Big flap over a big flag
Monterrey (HEART) U.S.A. GREGORY RODRIGUEZ
NATO at twilight Andrew J. Bacevich, Andrew J. Bacevich is a professor of history and international relations at Boston University. His new book, "The Limits of Power," will be out later this year.
Romney in retrospect
NEWS
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