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What happened on March 29, 2009
TRAVEL
Luxury safaris in Botswana, Namibia and Zambia By Amanda Jones
Jackson Hole's new Big Red tram By Dominic Patten
Ace Hotel & Swim Club is a hybrid apart in Palm Springs By Beverly Beyette
The $639 Deal By Chris Erskine
Lebanon tourism rallies By Raed Rafei, Associated Press; Reuters News; Australian Associated Press
Olympic deals? Not yet By Jane Engle
Casa Rural PuertaSolana: A mountain retreat in a sleepy Spanish village
High Island beckons bird watchers By Hugo Martin
Paul McCartney at the Hard Rock, Britney Spears at MGM Grand By Jay Jones
Majestic sleepover in Monument Valley By Mark Vanhoenacker
Traveling deals on Twitter.com By Jen Leo
Letters
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Letters
Letters
Letters
News Style Tips Trends By Susan Spano; Susan Derby; Liesl Bradner; Brady Macdonald
Your Scene / Editor's Choice
NATIONAL
Surge of college students pursuing 'clean energy' careers By Jim Tankersley
The RV: Going the way of the dinosaur? By Tim Jones
Florida gambling package could lower casino age to 18 from 21 By Joshua Hafenbrack
Blagojevich target donors named on list in published news report Associated Press
Healthcare reform czar has insider's view of the industry By Andrew Zajac
Red River forecast revised, but Midwest stays on flood alert By Ashley Powers
Groups encourage Obama administration to hire more Muslim Americans By Noreen S. Ahmed-ullah
Spring storm hits the Southeast Staff And Wire Reports
Confederate holiday provokes a war between the Souths By Dahleen Glanton
Space shuttle Discovery lands in Florida after delay Associated Press
A TV movie on the Monica Lewinsky scandal By Andrew Malcolm and Johanna Neuman
Alaska's Mt. Redoubt volcano continues to erupt Associated Press
National Briefing / Massachusetts Times Wire Reports
National Briefing / Maryland Times Wire Reports
National Briefing / Florida Times Wire Reports
BUSINESS
Crafting a resume that will grab recruiters By Tiffany Hsu
Limiting executive pay could be the only way to save capitalism By Kathy M. Kristof
GM, Chrysler sales hurt by mixed messages By Ken Bensinger
How to spend time together while spending less cash By Alana Semuels
Health insurers pull a fast one in proposed reform By David Lazarus
Her staffing agency is 'twice as effective,' clients say By Tiffany Hsu
Exotic woods grace home and guest house By Dinah Eng
Homeowners have the right to inspect attorney invoices By Stephen Glassman and Donie Vanitzian
Letters
Letters
Letters
Letters
Consumer Briefs / Toys Times Staff and Wire Reports
Consumer Briefs / Personal Finance Times Staff and Wire Reports
Consumer Briefs / Cars Times Staff and Wire Reports
Consumer Briefs / Recalls Times Staff and Wire Reports
Weekly Mortgage Rates
Rent It Right By Janet Portman, Inman News
ENTERTAINMENT
'Sugar' is sweet for Algenis Perez Soto By Gina Piccalo
'Paris 36' is born of torch songs By Susan King
Last moments are bittersweet in the filming of 'ER' By Maria Elena Fernandez
'The Posthuman Dada Guide: Tzara and Lenin Play Chess' by Andrei Codrescu By Carly Berwick, Berwick writes about art and books for ARTnews, New York magazine and Bloomberg News.
In comedy, awkward is king By Robert Lloyd, TELEVISION CRITIC
Bestsellers
Marg Helgenberger of 'CSI' By Choire Sicha
Having handled challenges both internal and external, the veteran group stands strong with a new album and tour ready to go. By Chris Lee
'This Is Water' by David Foster Wallace; 'The Twin' by Gerbrand Bakker By Susan Salter Reynolds
The doctor is in . . . bed with one By Greg Braxton and Maria Elena Fernandez
Haunting first season show leaves a lasting impact By Mary Mcnamara, TELEVISION CRITIC
Episode 1 set 'ER's' signature style and pace for Noah Wyle By Denise Martin
From the set of 'ER'
On 'ER,' two minutes and years of plot twists By Kate Aurthur
James Hueter gets visibility at Claremont Museum of Art By Suzanne Muchnic
New Lawrence Weschler books about conversations with David Hockney and Robert Irwin By David L. Ulin
'Mr. America,' by Mark Adams By David Davis, Davis is a contributing writer at Los Angeles magazine.
'Underground' by Mark Rudd By Jon Wiener, Wiener teaches American history at UC Irvine and is a contributing editor to the Nation.
'Slumdog Millionaire,' 'Danton,' 'Marley & Me,' 'Seven Pounds,' 'Timecrimes' By Noel Murray
Black Joe Lewis & the Honeybears sell their soul amalgam By Randy Lewis
Pearl Jam, SXSW, Airborne Toxic Event, Anna Faris
'World's End' by Pablo Neruda By Richard Rayner, Rayner is the author of many books, including "The Associates," "The Devil's Wind: A Novel" and the forthcoming "A Bright and Guilty Place."
Andy Warhol's Polaroid predilection By David Ng
Wagner's 'Ring' has an ardent circle in Los Angeles By David Mermelstein
Choreographer David Rousseve embraces the joy, the pain By Susan Josephs
'Tell No One' on DVD By Dennis Lim
Yes on Yeah Yeah Yeahs; 'Sugar' a big hit By Denise Martin
'Star Trek' writing pair cling on to their partnership By Geoff Boucher
Platonic, it wasn't By Gary Goldstein
She likes to tell stories By Theresa Rebeck
The Veronicas double their pleasure By August Brown
'My Sand Palace'
'Garfield Blots Out the Sun'
Jokes & Riddles
'Keeper of the Flame' By Jennifer James
For the record
For the record
'E.r.': It's All Sewn Up By Greg Braxton
Feedback
Feedback
Feedback
Feedback
Song Recycle By Kevin Bronson
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Oakland has been defined by violence, but its true identity is more complicated By Maura Dolan
USC marketing class helps CIA recruitment By Larry Gordon
Drop in vaccinations raises risk at some California schools By Rong-gong Lin Ii and Sandra Poindexter
One measles case leads to concern, quarantine By Rong-gong Lin Ii
Republicans run from, not on, Schwarzenegger's record By Mark Z. Barabak and Evan Halper
Archie Green, labor folklorist, dies at 91 By Elaine Woo
Eastside high schoolers get a lesson in oral history By Esmeralda Bermudez
California attorney general promises to tackle homeowner scams By Michael Finnegan
James H. Hastings dies at 91; retired California appellate court justice By Jon Thurber
Janet Jagan dies at 88; Chicago nursing student became president of Guyana By Valerie J. Nelson
Former judge fired up on making pot legal By Steve Lopez
Prosecutor accuses Macy's of stalling investigation of tainted jewelry By Jeff Gottlieb
Youth march urges peace, honors Cesar Chavez By Ruben Vives
Thwarted on land, they're smuggling by sea By Richard Marosi
U.S. agents seize 640 pounds of marijuana on private shipping boat By Larry Gordon
Surrogacy makes for a perilous path to parenthood By Alan Zarembo and Kimi Yoshino
Pro baseball in L.A. was more homey, personal By Steve Harvey
Military deaths
Getting voters to polls for budget measures will be tough By Cathleen Decker
California Briefing / Los Angeles By Larry Gordon
California Briefing / Riverside By Larry Gordon
California Briefing / San Diego By Tony Perry
California Briefing / Claremont By Larry Gordon
Traffic relief
SPORTS
Dodgers' Andre Ethier doesn't play it safe By Dylan Hernandez
New women's soccer league takes world view By Grahame L. Jones
Kim Yu-Na wins world title with a record-setting performance By Phillip Hersh
Passing The Torch By Diane Pucin
Angels' John Lackey will be sidelined for a couple of weeks By Mike Digiovanna
Clippers get knocked around By Lisa Dillman
Phenom factor is down for Clayton Kershaw By Dylan Hernandez
Up next for Ducks: Sunday vs. Colorado By Billy Witz
Kim's performance is a thing of beauty By Helene Elliott
Sean O'Hair has an edge, and a challenge, at Bay Hill By Josh Robbins
Reports of NBA labor trouble might be a little premature By Mark Heisler
Coach of the year: Steve Johnson, Rialto Eisenhower By Ben Bolch
Player of the year: Kawhi Leonard, Riverside King By Ben Bolch
Boys' basketball top 25 rankings By Ben Bloch
The Times' boys' all-star team By Ben Bolch
Predators rally past Kings Associated Press
Play of the subs is sub-par again By Mike Bresnahan
Female Mexican golfers going to school in the U.S. By Kevin Baxter and Cecilia Sanchez
How they rank By Mark Heisler
Jazz beats Suns in overtime, 104-99 Associated Press
Arenas is stopped in first game back Associated Press
Cal Poly Pomona loses in overtime in Division II title game By William Bendetson
Villanova's flight to Detroit goes coast-to-coast By Chris Dufresne
Broken nose won't deter Michigan State's Raymar Morgan Associated Press
Connecticut snags Final Four berth By Mike Anthony
Maryland, down by 18, rallies to beat Vanderbilt Associated Press
Quality Road wins Florida Derby Staff And Wire Reports
Tournament provides bankable laughs By Mike Penner
Sounds of spring are a joyful noise to Dodgers' Manny Ramirez By T.J. Simers
Angels spring forward, but they've fallen back before By Kurt Streeter
USC quarterback competition gets underway By Gary Klein
U.S. salvages tie at El Salvador Associated Press
High-quality Effort
Morning Briefing By Bob Glauber, Glauber writes for New York Newsday.
Basketball By Jeff Latzke, Latzke writes for the Associated Press.
Phillies thinking World Series repeat By Rob Maaddi, Maaddi writes for the Associated Press.
Coast To Coast By Mark Heisler
Today's Games By Brentley Romine
High School Sports By Eric Sondheimer
IMAGE
Half up, half down hair isn't just for school photos anymore By Melissa Magsaysay
Michelle Obama's toned arms are debated By Jeannine Stein
For The Record
Fall's designs are tough, chic and totally L.A. By Booth Moore, FASHION CRITIC
Graphic splash: Be bold and get on the grid By Melissa Magsaysay
Hairstyle tricks of the trade By Melissa Magsaysay
Men's colognes lighten up for spring By Adam Tschorn
Morocco: The luxe ease of the oasis By Melissa Magsaysay
Obi belt: Tie it all together By Melissa Magsaysay
Ruffles: soft, subtle and romantic By Melissa Magsaysay
{ Aesthetics } By Max Padilla
WORLD
Sons of Iraq leader Adel Mashadani arrested in Baghdad By Ned Parker and Usama Redha
London economic protest draws thousands By Henry Chu and Janet Stobart
Spanish judge considers trying U.S. officials over Guantanamo By Sebastian Rotella
In Levi factory town in Hungary, promise of globalization fades By Jeffrey Fleishman
Pakistan remains a roadblock for U.S. in Central Asian affairs By Greg Miller
Pakistanis struggle amid economic downturn By Mark Magnier
In Zimbabwe, law has a long road ahead By Robyn Dixon
World Briefing / China Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / North Korea Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / India Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / France Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / Chile Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / Colombia Times Wire Reports
OPINION
The flaw in 'card check'
Take the Limbaugh Challenge By Andrew Klavan, Andrew Klavan is a contributing editor to City Journal. His novel for young adults, "The Last Thing I Remember," will be published next month by Thomas Nelson.
Obama's uphill climb at the G-20 summit By Doyle Mcmanus
Looking at the big picture By Joel Pett, Joel Pett is the Pulitzer Prize winning cartoonist for the Lexington Herald-Leader. His work also appears in USA Today.
California's May ballot scam By Richard Riordan, Richard Riordan is the former mayor of Los Angeles.
The end of the 'motion picture home' By Jill Schary Robinson, Jill Schary Robinson is a journalist and the author of nine books. She runs writers workshops and is working on a novel about her father's first year at the helm of MGM.
Looking into 'Eyes'
Seniority in the classroom
The full story
NEWS
For The Record
For The Record
The World By Charles J. Hanley, Hanley writes for the Associated Press.
Pheasants a plus in village up for sale By Jennifer Quinn, Quinn writes for the Associated Press.
India sees a rural boom amid slump By Rama Lakshmi, Lakshmi writes for the Washington Post.
Japan's military becoming more global By Eric Talmadge, Talmadge writes for the Associated Press.
Army Staff Sgt. Sean Diamond, 41, Dublin By Raja Abdulrahim
L.a. Land By Scott Marshutz; Andrea Chang; Richard Abowitz
Autism is a challenge in murder case By Thomas J. Sheeran, Sheeran writes for the Associated Press.
Car dealers' deaths laid at economy's door By Ramit Plushnick-masti, Plushnick-Masti writes for the Associated Press.
When an online voice falls silent By Peter Svensson, Svensson writes for the Associated Press.
Showing now at the movies: the Fed By Jeannine Aversa, Aversa writes for the Associated Press.
Grief and questions after wife's death By Sara Olkon and Andrew L. Wang
Closing in on a grave site By Kathy Matheson, Matheson writes for the Associated Press
Restoring a 'Jane Doe's' identity By Samantha Henry, Henry writes for the Associated Press.
The Nation By Dahleen Glanton
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