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What happened on October 03, 2009
NATIONAL
It's a touchy subject on campus: 'sexiled' students Robin Abcarian and Kate Linthicum
1,000 mayors agree to reduce greenhouse gas emissions Kim Murphy
Finance panel nears completion of its healthcare bill Janet Hook
Olympic-sized letdown in Chicago Stacy St. Clair and Peter Nicholas
National Briefing / Arizona Times Wire Reports
National Briefing / And Finally . . . Times Wire Reports
In Aspen, it's the year of the bear Nicholas Riccardi
Congressman makes a stink about colleague's garlic remark Richard Simon
ENTERTAINMENT
David Letterman affair is no joke Matea Gold and Scott Collins
Pianist Alfredo Rodriguez's journey of note Reed Johnson
'Iron Chef' tests contestants to join the stable Rene Lynch
Quick Takes Reuters
Quick Takes Associated Press
Quick Takes Associated Press
Quick Takes Associated Press
Quick Takes Associated Press
Lady Gaga will hit the road solo From Staff And Wire Reports
Theater Review Charlotte Stoudt
Music Review ANN POWERS, POP MUSIC CRITIC
Quick Takes Associated Press
Creating a new opus Geoff Boucher
Balmain and Balenciaga: flashback and fast forward BOOTH MOORE, FASHION CRITIC
'Paranormal Activity': Somewhere Hitchcock is smiling BETSY SHARKEY, FILM CRITIC
David Letterman comes clean without telling all MARY McNAMARA, TELEVISION CRITIC
Theater Review David Ng
BUSINESS
Former KPMG partner sues accounting firm for $30 million W.J. Hennigan
Not your average hotel deals Hugo Martin
FirstFed plans stock sale in bid to avert government takeover E. Scott Reckard
Unemployment rate rises to 9.8% as employers cut more jobs than expected Don Lee and Tiffany Hsu
$39.95 for an energy-efficient light bulb? It's a deal, says its maker Todd Woody
Recovery story still plays on Wall St. TOM PETRUNO
Business Briefing Times Wire Reports
Business Briefing Times Wire Reports
Business Briefing Times Wire Reports
Business Briefing Times Wire Reports
Business Briefing Times Wire Reports
Business Briefing Times Wire Reports
Tech Review Michelle Maltais
Stocks sink as job losses rise more than expected Associated Press
4 Madoff relatives are sued by trustee for nearly $200 million Walter Hamilton
Botox maker seeks to lift U.S. ban on marketing unapproved uses Nathan Olivarez-Giles
After cutting back flights, airlines may soon hike fares Hugo Martin
Plug-in Prius is slated to come to U.S. market by 2012 A Times Staff Writer
Ken Lewis' BofA exit kitty: $68.8 million E. Scott Reckard
Disney to slash Miramax Films staff to 20, reduce releases to 3 a year Claudia Eller
Blackstone Group may buy SeaWorld in San Diego Stuart Pfeifer
Soda tax could close states' budget gaps, health advocacy group says Jerry Hirsch
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Three UCLA students arrested after fight last month at fraternity party Ann M. Simmons and My-Thuan Tran
Venice Beach Skate Park to open Saturday Martha Groves
Battered by criticism, H. David Nahai resigns from DWP David Zahniser and Phil Willon
Victim's daughter tracked suspect in Cabazon killings David Kelly
Man who posed as a West Los Angeles fertility doctor is arrested Richard Winton and Molly Hennessy-Fiske
Marek Edelman dies at 90; last surviving leader of doomed Warsaw ghetto revolt Associated Press
Roman Polanski said he'd pay to end victim's lawsuit Harriet Ryan and Joe Mozingo
Janice Lowry Gothold, 63; artist and journal writer taught in Orange County Valerie J. Nelson
Lodi defends its public prayers Steve Chawkins
Bernie Fuchs, magazine illustrator, dies at 76 Adam Bernstein
UC Berkeley study ties 2004 Sumatra quake to California temblors Raja Abdulrahim
Duvall's recorded sexual boasts draw FBI's attention Patrick McGreevy
Fatal Plunge Into San Gabriel Reservoir
California Briefing / Carlsbad Tony Perry
California Briefing / Orange Molly Hennessy-Fiske
California Briefing / Pasadena Richard Winton
California Briefing / Los Angeles Molly Hennessy-Fiske
Getting insight, but not answers SANDY BANKS
A long cycle of service
California Briefing / Santa Ana My-Thuan Tran
California Briefing / Azusa Ruben Vives
State seeks $4.7-billion light-rail grant Ari B. Bloomekatz
HOME & GARDEN
A garden well crafted By Emily Young, Los Angeles Times Staff Writer
Frank Lloyd Wright sketch on exhibit Martha Groves
D.W. Moffett of 'Friday Night Lights' and wife sell home in Beachwood Canyon LAUREN BEALE
A frontyard is crafted to match a Greene & Greene Craftsman home in Pasadena Emily Young
Sneak peek at Room & Board Lisa Boone
Wired like a kid CHRIS ERSKINE
The caw of the wild at Pottery Barn David A. Keeps
Venice couple builds a modern home on top of a Venice cottage Paul Young
Sweet little Sophie Deborah Netburn
SPORTS
Desmond Bryant is smarter than the average Raider David Wharton
Science brings 8-year-old Lava Man back to racetrack Bill Dwyre
Alexis Thompson, 14, tied for LPGA lead Diane Pucin, staff and wire reports
UCLA and Stanford battle for ... Pac-10 leadership? Chris Foster
Up next for Ducks: Saturday vs. San Jose Robyn Norwood
No one can laugh at Crenshaw's success ERIC SONDHEIMER, ON HIGH SCHOOLS
Carter ready to get physical with Stanford Chris Foster
Marlins keep upper hand against Phillies Associated Press
Letters
Letters
Letters
Chivas USA tonight Grahame L. Jones
Letters
Letters
Kyle Boller to start at quarterback for Rams Associated Press
USC versus Cal: Emotional baggage on both sides Gary Klein
AL Central lead is cut to one Associated Press
Cardinals' Adam Wainwright is denied 20th win Associated Press
Angels need to stay loose
How the top 25 fared
Not even Tom Lasorda can stir these Dodgers BILL PLASCHKE
Dodgers' Hiroki Kuroda to miss first round of playoffs Dylan Hernandez
USC's Allen Bradford finally gets chance to run Gary Klein
Landon Donovan's goal lifts Galaxy Grahame L. Jones
Jered Weaver sharp, Kevin Jepsen shaky in Angels victory MIKE DiGIOVANNA, ON THE ANGELS
Kings' Drew Doughty hoping for better memories Helene Elliott
UCLA at Stanford is the Bay Area showdown to watch CHRIS DUFRESNE, ON COLLEGE FOOTBALL
Quiet summer suited Lakers' Kobe Bryant Mike Bresnahan
Dodgers suffer more bottle shock, lose again DYLAN HERNANDEZ, ON THE DODGERS
Grazen expected to be heavy favorite for California Cup Classic at Santa Anita Eric Sondheimer
Malkin, Crosby score as Penguins beat Rangers, 3-2 Associated Press
The Dodgers are feeling a bit tight around the collar T.J. SIMERS
B.J. Upton hits for the cycle Associated Press
NASCAR drivers don't like proposed changes to Fontana track Jim Peltz
Bishop Amat upsets St. Bonaventure in overtime Mark Medina; Ben Bolch, Staff Reports
Clippers' Eric Gordon makes free-throw line top destination Lisa Dillman
Five things to watch with the Kings Helene Elliott
Brigham Young routs Utah State, 35-17 Associated Press
Letters
LAUSD warns coaches on hazing Eric Sondheimer
OPINION
If Kadafi's right, would we miss the Swiss? Lionel Beehner, Lionel Beehner is a writer in New York.
Not so fast on an insurance pool
More bang for your bottle?
Giving life in death
Speaking of rumors
Faith-based hiring
State panel doesn't get the picture
Obama's pink slips for garment workers TIM RUTTEN
The courts and the media: trials and errors PATT MORRISON
WORLD
Rio de Janeiro is ecstatic as IOC chooses it for 2016 Summer Olympics Chris Kraul and Marcelo Soares
Pakistan committed to fighting militants, foreign minister insists Bruce Wallace
Thousands still missing two days after Indonesian quake Charles McDermid and Mark Magnier
World Briefing / Mexico Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / The Philippines Times Wire Reports
Video-prisoners swap a day of emotion for Mideast Richard Boudreaux
Deal buys Iran time to obscure activities at nuclear plant, officials say Paul Richter
SCIENCE
Nature, the cure for bad behavior? Shari Roan
Science Briefing Times Staff and Wire Reports
Science Briefing Times Staff and Wire Reports
Science Briefing Times Staff and Wire Reports
H1N1 and other flus off to an early start around the U.S. Thomas H. Maugh II
Drug duo can lower heart attacks and strokes Thomas H. Maugh II
Science Briefing Times Staff and Wire Reports
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