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What happened on November 16, 2008
TRAVEL
All aboard for the border By Jay Jones, Jones is a freelance writer.
Maya, in miniature By Judith Fein, Fein is a freelance writer.
Stay safe, but enjoy By Reed Johnson, Johnson is a Times staff writer.
Outpost Of The Arts By Christopher Reynolds, Reynolds is a Times staff writer.
In memory of America's fallen
The dynamics of seating fliers
Need To Know By Hugo Martin, Jane Engle, Brady Macdonald and Mary Forgione
Obama's Main Street By Jay Jones, Jones is a freelance writer.
Up around the clock? So is 2itch.com By Jen Leo, Leo is a freelance writer.
Colorful fiestas, from the religious to the quixotic By Judith Gille, Gille is a freelance writer.
Mega-resort faces hurdles By Ken Ellingwood
Tours & cruises By Avital Binshtock
Tropical treat
Hawaii can be expensive, but this winter it's looking... By Jane Engle
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Compton College gets a fresh future By Alicia Lozano, Lozano is a Times staff writer.
Bar still symbolic in the gay community By Joanna Lin, Lin is a Times staff writer.
Feeding the needy in Los Angeles By Mary Macvean, MacVean is a Times staff writer.
Dam at Auburn might never be built By Nancy Vogel, Vogel is a Times staff writer.
Voicing their opposition By Jessica Garrison and Corina Knoll, Garrison and Knoll are Times staff writers.
As embers fly, patients and staff in dark By Andrew Blankstein and Seema Mehta, Blankstein and Mehta are Times staff writers.
Time is right for public service By Steve Lopez
Stories of devastation, survival By Catherine Saillant, Saillant is a Times staff writer.
His works resisted the art world's rigidity By Suzanne Muchnic, Muchnic is a Times staff writer.
Once burned, twice as hard to leave By Bettina Boxall, Boxall is a Times staff writer.
Hoping for help from Obama By David Zahniser and Patrick Mcgreevy, Zahniser and McGreevy are Times staff writers.
Rifleman on third overseas tour is slain in Afghanistan By Nathan Olivarez-giles, Olivarez-Giles is a Times staff writer.
Chaos erupts from pair of blazes By Mike Anton, Christopher Goffard and My-thuan Tran, Anton, Goffard and Tran are Times staff writers.
War casualties
Display didn't light their fire By Bob Pool, Pool is a Times staff writer.
Giant chinook quite a find given poor salmon runs By Bettina Boxall, Margot Roosevelt and Louis Sahagun
He worked on edgy films From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Vienna State Opera soprano From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Military Deaths
Soldier is fatally shot in ambush in Afghanistan By James Wagner, Wagner is a Times staff writer.
Air on the side of caution, folks By Ari B. Bloomekatz and Esmeralda Bermudez, Bloomekatz and Bermudez are Times staff writers.
Paradise is lost for Oakridge residents By Louis Sahagun, James Wagner and Jason Song, Sahagun, Wagner and Song are Times staff writers.
Driven by wind, catastrophe sweeps across three counties By Louis Sahagun, Mike Anton and Mitchell Landsberg
Sylmar blaze pulls the plug on 115,000 By Alexandra Zavis, Zavis is a Times staff writer.
IMAGE
Going Gray By Melissa Magsaysay, Magsaysay is a Times staff writer.
Killer suits By Adam Tschorn, Tschorn is a Times staff writer.
Feminists? In a broad sense By Monica Corcoran, Corcoran is a Times staff writer.
Selling High-End Zen By Booth Moore, Fashion Critic
More than hot air By Marilyn Ruiz, Ruiz is a Times staff writer.
The real Mr. Beene By Max Padilla, Padilla is a freelance writer.
ENTERTAINMENT
Souls in search of freedom By Judith Freeman, Freeman's most recent book, "The Long Embrace: Raymond Chandler and the Woman He Loved," has just come out in paperback.
Studio War By John Horn, Horn is a Times staff writer.
Beyonce: Lady sings the blues By Geoff Boucher, Boucher is a Times staff writer.
He feeds lines to the animals By Cristy Lytal, Lytal is a freelance writer.
When aliens invaded N.Y. By Jim Ruland, Ruland is the author of "Big Lonesome: Stories."
On Chaucer's tale By Alexander Theroux, Theroux is the author of many books, including "Laura Warholic: Or, The Sexual Intellectual."
May the farce be with you By Donald Liebenson, Donald Liebenson is a freelance writer.
Origin of the Lynch species By Dennis Lim, Lim is a freelance writer.
Seasoned serenity By Graham Fuller, Fuller is a freelance writer.
Tiny pages, grand scale By Suzanne Muchnic, Muchnic is a Times staff writer.
A rage against middle years By Susan Salter Reynolds, Salter Reynolds is a Times staff writer.
Once again, they won't be ignored By Sheri Linden, Linden is a freelance writer.
Appreciating life's amble opportunities By Karla Starr, Starr is a writer and critic living in Buenos Aires.
Bestsellers
'Sopranos' finale killed hopes
Centering on Jewish athletes
A Supreme piano symphony
Lovelorn robot back on the job By Noel Murray, Murray is a freelance writer.
OVERRATED Holograms: Yes, CNN, we were deeply impressed on...
Paperbacks
School system doesn't sap all of her energy
From The Top By Geoff Boucher
Wall-E's on a roll; 'TRL' rocks out By Denise Martin
A journey full of suspense
Creativity Corner
Jokes & Riddles
It's get moving day By Cherie Troped, Cherie Troped is a freelance writer.
He's a real family man By Richard Rushfield, Rushfield is a Times staff writer.
The last action hero By David L. Ulin
'CSI' spinoffs hit milestones with traits and tics intact By Jon Caramanica, Caramanica is a freelance writer.
The Ancient Shore Dispatches From Naples Shirley Hazzard... By Susan Salter Reynolds, Reynolds is a Times staff writer.
'Life' support from the network By Maria Elena Fernandez, Fernandez is a Times staff writer.
The downside of MTV's library
She charms like the devil By Patrick Pacheco, Pacheco is a freelance writer.
Love gone sour in 'Eden' By Susan King, King is a Times staff writer.
Separating brilliant man from medieval myth By Jonathan Kirsch, Kirsch is the author of 12 books, including, most recently, "The Grand Inquisitor's Manual: A History of Terror in the Name of God."
For the next series of Sirens By Debra Levine, Levine is a freelance writer.
NATIONAL
No longer 'next door' By Richard A. Serrano and Sam Quinones, Serrano and Quinones are Times staff writers.
In Search Of Identity By Thomas Curwen, Thomas Curwen is a Times staff writer.
Nationwide road salt supplies are on the skids By P.j. Huffstutter, Huffstutter is a Times staff writer.
A union challenge lies ahead By Dan Morain, Morain is a Times staff writer.
'Private people' hid a grim secret By Courtney Flynn and Brian Cox, Flynn and Cox write for the Chicago Tribune.
Where hope wrestled with fear By Sandy Banks, Banks is a Times staff writer.
Pelosi says House will aid carmakers Times Wire Reports
Waldorf-Astoria guard is shot Times Wire Reports
Sheriff charged with rape resigns Times Wire Reports
Wind, sun power in Times Square Times Wire Reports
Whites were seduced by a vision of racial innocence By Shelby Steele
Obama for president
Change By Doyle Mcmanus, McManus was chief of The Times' Washington bureau for 12 years.
Obama urges assistance for homeowners By Rick Pearson, Pearson writes for the Chicago Tribune.
A City Celebrates
Barack Obama / 'Change Has Come'
Crew surveys space shuttle for possible launch damage Associated Press
Houston Zoo elephant, 2, dies of sudden illness Times Wire Reports
I am 77 years old, born during the Great Depression and...
North Carolina tornadoes kill 2, devastate homes Associated Press
106 Denver arrests, 9 trials, 1 conviction By Deedee Correll, Correll is a Times staff writer.
A quantum leap in racial progress, but not the end By Michael Eric Dyson
Speaking Her Mind, Heart By Robin Abcarian, Abcarian is a Times staff writer.
SPORTS
Lesnar puts on a show to stop fan favorite Couture By Lance Pugmire, Pugmire is a Times staff writer.
Clippers don't know who hit them By Lisa Dillman, Dillman is a Times staff writer.
Atlantic Coast Conference Report Associated Press
Big Ten Conference Report Associated Press
Big 12 Conference Report Associated Press
Big East Conference Report Associated Press
It's old home day for friends By Lisa Dillman, Dillman is a Times staff writer.
Mears' run with Hendrick about to come to a halt associated press
Kings-Ducks tonight By Chris Foster
Star Watch By Mark Medina
Spurrier suffers at hands of Florida Associated Press
Buckeyes still alive in Big Ten Associated Press
Red Bulls advance to final Staff and Wire Reports
Notre Dame survives late surge by Navy Associated Press
Results Associated Press
Coast To Coast By Mark Heisler
Fourth quarter belongs to James Associated Press
Young may get direct route back onto field By Sam Farmer, Farmer is a Times staff writer.
Sizing up the (not quite) quarter-mile By Jim Peltz, Peltz is a Times staff writer.
Oregon State can smell it Associated Press
Oregon outlasts Arizona Associated Press
Here's the beef over pumped-up referees By Chris Erskine, Erskine writes the Man of the House column in Saturday's Home section.
Dodgers can use money for Manny more wisely By Bill Plaschke
Three simply won't go into one By Ben Bolch and Eric Sondheimer, Bolch and Sondheimer are Times staff writers.
Best Of The Rest Associated Press
Southeastern Conference Report Associated Press
Southland Staff and Wire Reports
Bowden delivers the knockout punch By Mark Medina, Medina is a Times staff writer.
A well-grounded 2nd half By Kurt Streeter
Lobbyist can't stop UCLA win By David Wharton, Wharton is a Times staff writer.
Fans go easy on Neuheisel By David Wharton, Wharton is a Times staff writer.
Up Next By David Wharton
This victory comes with a return ticket By Gary Klein, Klein is a Times staff writer.
Up Next By Gary Klein
West Associated Press
They have no defense for it By Mike Bresnahan, Bresnahan is a Times staff writer.
USC turns on memory drive By Gary Klein, Klein is a Times staff writer
Forget BCS -- Florida No. 1 By Chris Dufresne, Dufresne is a Times staff writer.
Beauchemin out for season because of torn ACL By Chris Foster, Foster is a Times staff writer.
DeRozan displays mature approach By Diane Pucin, Pucin is a Times staff writer.
For openers, Trojans overpower Anteaters By Diane Pucin, Pucin is a Times staff writer.
Kings lose, but they're spirited By Helene Elliott
Dolphins make quick U-turn By Sam Farmer, Farmer is a Times staff writer.
Curlin will be retired, might race once more By Bill Dwyre, Staff and Wire Reports
Shaq vs. Kobe, the next stage By Mark Heisler, Heisler is a Times staff writer.
These were ESPN classics By Diane Pucin, Pucin is a Times staff writer.
Pisarcik still gets worst of this exchange By Mike Penner
It's spot on By Diane Pucin, Pucin is a Times staff writer.
BUSINESS
Giving pop culture more fizz By Michelle Quinn, Quinn is a Times staff writer.
Selling at the bottom offers tax advantages By Kathy M. Kristof, Kristof is a freelance writer.
Online job scams push the envelope By David Colker, Colker is a Times staff writer.
Is it smarter to barter? By Jessica Guynn, Guynn is a Times staff writer.
Rubber found in frozen chicken times wire services
Bail out Big Three? Sure, with conditions By David Lazarus
You might switch to a 401 (k) Plan B By Jim Puzzanghera, Puzzanghera is a Times staff writer.
Getting cable firms to cut fees
Solution to get off tarmac faster
Circuit City news is no surprise
9 hours by car vs. 100-plus by rail
Obama is what Wall Street needs
Here's a deal they shouldn't refuse
Shoppers, on your mark... By David Colker
Military launches TroopTube site times wire services
Home Of The Week Update By Lauren Beale
Weekly Mortgage Rates
L.A. Land: Real estate roundup By Peter Y. Hong
Upside down in L.A., O.C. By Peter Y. Hong
College hard hit in Montecito fire By Lauren Beale
Tenant suspects a mold problem By Janet Portman, Inman News
Crunch won't end without reform
History in downtown's heart By Catherine Ho, Ho is a Times staff writer.
NEWS
Biologist helps save bats in mines By Terry Tang, Tang writes for the Associated Press.
For The Record
For The Record
Korean relations reach a new low By Jean H. Lee, Lee writes for the Associated Press.
Missiles kill 12 in Pakistan By Riaz Khan, Khan writes for the Associated Press.
Caribbean beaches vanishing By Danica Coto, Coto writes for the Associated Press.
Honest discussion of the white factor By Sandy Banks
Salmon a real whopper of a fish By Pete Thomas, Mary Macvean and Michelle Maltais
Drifter leaves a big legacy in small bills By Steve Schmadeke, Schmadeke writes for the Chicago Tribune.
North Carolina's swing By Mike Baker, Baker writes for the Associated Press.
Facing the high cost of dying By Martha Irvine, Irvine writes for the Associated Press.
Military altered photo By Richard Lardner, Lardner writes for the Associated Press.
Stalin banner taken down By Marcus Franklin, Franklin writes for the Associated Press.
Vatican decries ruling by court By Frances D'emilio, D'Emilio writes for the Associated Press.
After 25 years, big clock heist solved By Aron Heller, Heller writes for the Associated Press.
A plan to give a jolt to coral reefs in S. Florida By David Fleshler, Fleshler writes for the South Florida Sun-Sentinel.
OPINION
Holocaust's unholy hold By Avraham Burg, Avraham Burg, former speaker of the Israeli parliament, is a businessman and author, most recently, of "The Holocaust Is Over; We Must Rise From Its Ashes," published this month by Palgrave Macmillan.
Wrangling over psychiatry's bible By Christopher Lane, Christopher Lane, a professor of English at Northwestern University, is the author of "Shyness: How Normal Behavior Became a Sickness."
The wrong turf By Matthew Debord, Matthew DeBord is a writer in Los Angeles.
Do the math
Ladder of education
Joy and revelation
The way back for conservatives
One vote for the system
A side-splitting election By Joel Pett, Joel Pett is the Pulitzer Prize-winning editorial cartoonist of the Lexington Herald-Leader. His work also appears in USA Today.
I can see clearly now By Mimi Pond
Give educators leeway
Animal activists vs. terrorists
WORLD
Obama could alter dynamics in Mideast By Jeffrey Fleishman, Fleishman is a Times staff writer.
Medvedev warms up toward U.S. on visit By Paul Richter, Richter is a Times staff writer.
Kenyans pay price of piracy By Edmund Sanders, Sanders is a Times staff writer.
Border closure depletes U.N. food aid centers Times Wire Reports
Islamic rebels take port town Times Wire Reports
State TV says 10 spies detained Times Wire Reports
1,500 protest Tijuana violence Times Wire Reports
Congo talks in the works; rebels, soldiers clash in east Associated Press
Pakistan is seeking emergency IMF loan Associated Press
World leaders agree to tighter economic controls By Maura Reynolds, Reynolds is a Times staff writer.
Car bombing strikes Iraq's National Theater By Tina Susman, Susman is a Times staff writer.
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