Archive for Sunday, October 05, 2008

• Navigating chaos By Booth Moore

• Resale chic galore By Emili Vesilind

• ‘It’ gets realistic By Max Padilla

• FASHION BIBLE? HE FLOUTS IT By Monica Corcoran

• Prep and polish By Melissa Magsaysay

• Gen Arts at bat By Adam Tschorn

• Going for seconds By Emili Vesilind

• Expecting sexy By Monica Corcoran

Trek north led them into the path of an inferno

• Soldier is among 9 killed in a firefight By Louis Sahagun

• This time, Simpson verdict draws a muted reaction in L.A. By Robert Lopez and Esmeralda Bermudez

• Simpson’s trail of trials

• Tell us your experiences

• Dozens of USC students treated for virus By Garrett Therolf

• Social worker at USC studied cancer patients By Valerie J. Nelson

• A leap for joy over trip to Bolshoi By David Kelly

• New Pico Youth & Family Center facility opens in Santa Monica By Robert J. Lopez

• Turning Silver Lake into Planet Plasma By Steve Lopez

• Lawyer ran Cranston campaign

• A criminal past no bar to nursing By Charles Ornstein and Tracy Weber

• Ex-New Yorkers revel, remember By James Wagner

• Dipping deep into the history of a popular sandwich By Steve Harvey

• Colorful procession marks opening of Jain Center in Buena Park By Paloma Esquivel

• Name was synonymous with Trojans football By David Wharton

• Accidentally killed by another soldier By Bettina Boxall

• Space, staffing worry county hospital By Rong-Gong Lin II

• Simpson verdict an emotional moment for Goldman family By Harriet Ryan

• Wheelchair wash topped off with day of pampering By Yvonne Villarreal

• After deadly Metrolink crash, aggressive lawyers swoop in By Carol J. Williams

• Sierra hiker dies after being rescued By Ap

• WEST ROUNDUP

• Arizona routs winless Huskies

• Westlake coach says video shows kick was good By Eric Sondheimer and Ben Bolch

• Turnaround in trenches By David Wharton

• Clausen’s check is good for Irish

• Looking to make run at it By Bill Shaikin

• Hardy keeps Brewers going

• California stops Arizona State

• Ohio State’s Pryor scores to defeat Wisconsin, 20-17

• Good noise travels fast for White Sox

• Fertig remembered by USC

• Jason Campbell winning this ‘Skins game By Sam Farmer

• Kendrick comes up empty By Mike Digiovanna

• Paterno has overview of win By Lonnie White

• No. 2 Alabama able to survive scare from Kentucky, 17-14

• Bruins should use this win to build confidence By Kurt Streeter

• Naslund leads Rangers in NHL opener

• Moreno scores in Crew’s 1-0 win

• UCLA leads at the half, 14-0 By Chris Foster

• All the old feelings come rushing back for Dodgers

• Victory keeps team near top

• For USC, a 4th-and-2 to relish By Chris Dufresne

• Oklahoma, Missouri, Texas win big; Kansas hangs on

• But who’s counting? Shanahan, for one By Pete Thomas

• USC passes Oregon test, 44-10 By Gary Klein

• Quarterback Mustain hits highs, lows in short stint By , Gary Klein, and Chris Dufresne

• Sliding Angels need a change By Ross Newhan

• They did more than pick up split By Kevin Baxter

• It was a reach, but it wasn’t out of his range By Sam Farmer

• Paula Creamer leads LPGA event close to home

• Loyalty passes the century test By Jim Peltz

• Win with Torre, and wait with Scioscia By T J. Simers

• Bell still bothered by injury but scores two touchdowns By Diane Pucin and Chris Foster

• Mihm is fit and ready to find his role on team By Broderick Turner

• Vanderbilt surprises Auburn

• Lava Man will be guest of honor By Bill Dwyre

• Furcal where he wants to be By Ez and Dylan Hern

• Joe Torre’s winning streak continues By Ez and Dylan Hern

• $198 FLORIDA TRIP

• Southwest ups the perks for those who pay more

• Tips for a smooth bicycle ride down the coast

• Lessons from a storm-tossed cruise By Jane Engle

• SOUTH AFRICA

• Tour de sand By Jordan Rane

• The mark of her Irish heritage

• Sampling Oregon’s wine trail By Patrick Comiskey

• In league with baseball, beaches By Dean R. Owen

• Planning your trip to the Dominican Republic

• Sip. Savor. Repeat. By Christopher Reynolds

• Watch the boys of winter seek stardom By Hugo Martín

• Art & Pumpkin Festival in Half Moon Bay

• Planning your trip to Willamette Valley, Ore.

• Keep track of fly-bys

• Mammoth Lakes: Autumn colors

• $700 billion doesn’t go far in bad times By Peter G. Gosselin

• Pet insurance: Lots to chew on By Kathy M. Kristof

• Late fee amount must be justifiable

• Beware of lender pitch that bad credit is no problem

• High life in Century City By Iane Wedner

• Internet auctions: pitfalls and potential By William Heisel

• Get yourself a game plan By Dawn C. Chmielewski

• Buyer wasn’t told about flood zone

• FHA: Understaffed, underfunded and overwhelmed? By Kenneth R. Harney

• A ’60s condo gets an update

• Overseeing firms ‘too big to fail’

• Congress’ brainless answer? Cut taxes By David Lazarus

• Gov. signs bill that targets urban sprawl By Diane Wedner

• Disney park visitors to get free birthday admission

• Scams don’t stop in bad economic times By David Colker

• No-debt way to raise credit score By Liz Pulliam Weston

• Wells Fargo-Wachovia deal on hold, Citigroup says

• Master of allusions By Ed Park

• The ever-shifting life of Toby Jones By Cristy Lytal

• REPEAT AFTER ME: GREED IS NOT GOOD By Stanley Weiser

• In harm’s way, again and again By Wendy Smith

• Folds gets back to the pointed By Charlie Amter

• Adolescence in all its awkward glory By Rob Kendt

• A 13-year-old U.S. president saves the day

• Ellen Burstyn By Choire Sicha

• Sorkin’s first television office By Robert Lloyd

• It’s a slow-developing play By Jon Caramanica

• She tends to take them at their word By Judith Lewis

• A skunk’s best friend By Kay Haugaard

• Hot-dogging it By Reed Johnson

• Artworks blossom at the Arboretum

• The hand may be in the eyes By Steve Rosenbloom

• A bloody-minded expert By Cristy Lytal

• A Merry Prankster laughs on

• ‘I Can Has Cheezburger?,’ ‘The Happening’

• Czeslaw Milosz: a poet’s long passage back home By Cynthia Haven

• First we need respect

• Don’t slag off Buffalo

• Who should be called Grandma, Grandpa?

• The ageless audience By Diane Haithman

• Mind games and memories By Thane Rosenbaum

• The happy outsider By William Georgiades

• ‘Touch of Evil’ and its many touches of genius By Dennis Lim

• Going out in style

• Reassembling his old ‘Ashes’ By Susan King

• Palladium gets a new dance card By Geoff Boucher

• All right, let’s get to work By George Ducker

• Digging deep to show Muslim diversity By Michael J. Ybarra

• Horoscope: Oct. 5 By Holiday Mathis

• Where dysfunction and survival intersect By Donald Harington

• China wins superpowers battle By Jack Peters

• Commentary adds to relevance of ‘Visitor’

• Get your entourage, head for ‘The Hills’ By Amy Kaufman

• British pop stars form group to demand more power By Ap

• Janet Jackson delays 3 more shows due to illness

• Mass. asks U.S. for credit aid

• Diocese breaks from U.S. church

• Indicted lawmaker leading in election

• Clinton calls McCain ‘more of the same’

• Simpson juror says murder case played no role in verdict By Ashley Powers and Harriet Ryan

• Roe vs. Wade really could depend on this election By David G. Savage

• For Obama, an uphill climb in Appalachia By Peter Wallsten

• Palin says Obama ‘palling around’ with terrorists

• Obama assails McCain over health care proposal

• McCain stumps in Iowa – but why? By Don Frederick And Andrew Malcolm

• The essential lessons of the Rosenberg case By Robert Meeropol and Michael Meeropol

• See the world, get elected By Peter Guttman

• Cheney’s paper trail

• Get a better net

• Real Americans By Neal Gabler

• Shantytown, U.S.A. By Camilo Jose Vergara

• Brazil’s Lula takes center stage in Latin America By Chris Kraul and Patrick J. Mcdonnell

• Kim Jong Il appearance is reported

• U.S. allows advocacy group to set up shop in Iran By Borzou Daragahi and Ramin Mostaghim

• Israel accuses N. Korea of selling arms in Mideast

• Poland withdraws from Iraq coalition

• Nine more bodies found in Tijuana

• Dozens killed in Turkey as Kurds attack military base By Laura King

• Curfew imposed in Indian Kashmir

• Iraq remains too perilous for many professionals By Tina Susman

• First comes rescue, then arrest

• Egyptian singer hits a deep chord By Noha El-Hennawy

• Al Qaeda in Iraq leader reported killed by U.S. forces By Jeffrey Fleishman

• No regional bailout plan in Europe By Henry Chu and Achrene Sicakyuz