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What happened on February 28, 2010
SPORTS
Finland rallies past Slovakia for hockey bronze By Chris Kuc
Canada is a Winter Games wonderland Bill Plaschke
Dodgers' Clayton Kershaw keeps the faith By Dylan Hernandez
Carlton Mitchell has tough love in his corner at NFL combine By Sam Farmer
Dodgers' Rafael Furcal didn't have to play winter ball By Dylan Hernandez
Sandy Koufax still has great stuff By Diane Pucin
U.S. and Canada appear evenly matched in men's hockey final By Helene Elliott
For U.S. Bobsled and Skeleton Federation, a much smoother ride By Candus Thomson
Guus Hiddink is in high demand By Grahame L. Jones
Women are owning Canada's podium By David Wharton
No. 19 Tennessee holds off late rally by No. 2 Kentucky
Up next for UCLA: Thursday at Arizona
Women's AP top 25 results for Saturday
Up next for Clippers: Sunday at Sacramento
The Times' NBA rankings
Nets stun Boston for their sixth win
Up next for USC: Thursday at Arizona State
Oklahoma State tops No. 1 Kansas, 85-77
Men's AP top 25 results for Saturday
Santa Anita card is canceled
Zach Randolph leads Grizzlies past Knicks, 120-109
It's the gold-medal game, and he's thrilled to be in it
UCLA experiences too few senior moments in 70-68 loss to Oregon By Chris Foster
U.S. men's hockey forced to reschedule flights home Staff And Wire Reports
USC sputters to a loss against Oregon State, 49-44 By Baxter Holmes
Picking the top quarterback won't be a snap Sam Farmer
For the U.S., a haul-mark performance By Philip Hersh
They're giant sleighers By Candus Thomson
Cal Poly San Luis Obispo upsets UC Santa Barbara Wire Reports
Venus Williams repeats as Mexican Open champion Wire Reports
More big names could draw attention in NBA free-agent market
Michael Jordan makes a commitment to Charlotte Mark Heisler
U.S. performances give Alpine ski team a lift By Chris Dufresne
An Olympic idea is implanted: It's time to go home Chris Erskine
Previewing the U.S.-Canada gold-medal men's hockey game
For Nuggets Coach George Karl, this one truly is a must-win Bill Dwyre
Kobe Bryant takes back seat to teammates in Lakers' win By Broderick Turner
Head of baseball players' union still not sold on test for human growth hormone By Jim Peltz
U.S. men take silver, women take lumps in team pursuit By Brian Hamilton
Lamar Odom has a plan to beat Denver By Mike Bresnahan
Canada's Jasey-Jay Anderson wins gold in parallel giant slalom By Lisa Dillman
TRAVEL
California deserts will soon burst with wildflowers Benoit LeBourgeois
Foodie paradise in Berkeley By Nancy Hoyt Belcher
Big passengers should ask about seat policies before flight
In Panama, a taste of the tropics and a new state of mind By Susan Carpenter
Planning your trip to Panama By Susan Carpenter
Glutenfreetravelsite.com tells you where to go for no gluten
Planning your trip to Berkeley's Gourmet Ghetto By Nancy Hoyt Belcher
Wildflower information
Need to Know: Liberty Belle, Oscars and Tahiti
Calendar: Central Coast museums offer free admission March 6
Letters: Elephant center has more to offer
Readers recommend: Inn at Playa del Rey
Films and programs on Europe, kayaking and Mongolia
Rental car company’s insurance coverage isn’t required
BUSINESS
A bigger tax break for writing off the costs of college Kathy M. Kristof, Personal Finance
Shopping for a loan? A good-faith estimate will protect you By Kenneth R. Harney
Crash reports tell of horror By Stuart Pfeifer, Carol J. Williams and Robert Faturechi
What do we need health insurers for anyway? Michael Hiltzik
Toyotas, deaths and sudden acceleration By Stuart Pfeifer, Carol J. Williams and Robert Faturechi
Spreading the spirit of giving By Jessica Guynn
'Like a car on a slingshot' By Stuart Pfeifer, Carol J. Williams and Robert Faturechi
Thinking green in a desert retreat By Dinah Eng
Forgiven debt sometimes isn't taxed as income Liz Pulliam Weston, Money Talk
On the rocks
Business Letters
A big year for generous tax breaks from Uncle Sam Kathy M. Kristof, Personal Finance
It takes a lot of energy to figure out if you qualify for this tax credit Kathy M. Kristof, Personal Finance
WORLD
Chile reels from 8.8 earthquake By Chris Kraul
Chile's quake 500 times more powerful than Haiti's By Tracy Wilkinson
Taliban militants find breathing room in slums of Karachi, Pakistan By Alex Rodriguez
Chile earthquake a test for aid agencies By Shari Roan
Rescuers search for Chile quake survivors; at least 392 people killed By Chris Kraul
Iran opposition leader calls crackdown a wasteful exercise By Borzou Daragahi
Iraqi politician's star rising again By Liz Sly
Normalcy takes root in Marja after allied offensive By Tony Perry
OPINION
America, the fragile empire By Niall Ferguson
Schizophrenic: Who will care? By Marcia Meier
Jobs at any price?
Hope wanes for a state constitutional convention; a genetic link to homosexuality; safer hot dogs
Podium worthy
Toyota's enablers By Ralph Nader
Go ahead, tax the tanners By Chris Ayres
Time for some old-fashioned partisanship Doyle McManus
ENTERTAINMENT
'The Death and Life of the Great American School System' by Diane Ravitch By Peter Schrag
John McPhee's new book gets personal By Susan Salter Reynolds
TV Tropes identifies where you've seen it all before By Zachary Pincus-Roth
Jokes & Riddles
At the Hammer, Luisa Lambri makes herself at home By Sharon Mizota
Los Angeles during its growth spurt By Lynell George
'Far Out: A Space-Time Chronicle' by Michael Benson By Sara Lippincott
The many lives of 'Dreamgirls' By Susan King
Did David Burdeny copy Sze Tsung Leong's photographs? By Mark Lamster >>>
The battle of the beards By Chris Lee and John Horn
'The Ask: A Novel' by Sam Lipsyte By Akiva Gottlieb
Candelas: A proud instrument in L.A.'s music scene By Michael Albo
Alvin Ailey's legacy has been kept, and expanded By Susan Reiter
'2012'; 'Where the Wild Things Are'; 'Ponyo'; 'Elvis'; 'The Beaches of Agnès' By Noel Murray
'Girl Power' by Marisa Meltzer and 'Culture Is Our Weapon' by Patrick Neate and Damian Platt By Carolyn Kellogg
The fake 'Housewife' By Irene Lacher
Double Down Saloon owner pens 'Blue Vegas' By Richard Abowitz
Excerpts from Sze Tsung Leong and David Burdeny's artistic statements
Web-only: A review of 'Model Home' by Eric Puchner By Susan Salter Reynolds
'The White Ribbon's' Christian Berger takes ASC's top cinematographers award By Susan King
'The Hurt Locker,' 'Mad Men' win at CAS Awards By Paul Gaita
Disneyland gets 'Captain EO' to reenlist
HBO returns to the battlefield with 'The Pacific' By David Ferrell
Music
Galleries
Museums
Los Angeles Times bestsellers (paper) for Feb. 28, 2010
Creativity Corner
Events & Revivals
Nothing rude about being economical
Classical
Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater info
Weak hand, strong player By Steve Rosenbloom
Movies
Kids' Book Reviews
Smart List
Feedback
Underrated / Overrated
Events
Sunday's Highlights
Discoveries: 'The Town That Food Saved' and 'Quotidiana' By Susan Salter Reynolds
Los Angeles Times bestsellers (hardcover) for Feb. 28, 2010
Vietnamese surprise in Moscow By Jack Peters
Book calendar
Prime choices
Luisa Lambri: about the exhibition
Kids' Events
Horoscope for Feb. 28, 2010 By Holiday Mathis
'The Sarah Silverman Program' By Jon Caramanica
Kyle Patrick Alvarez's 'Easier With Practice' finds its way to screens By Mark Olsen
Tim Burton talks about 'Alice' characters By Geoff Boucher
'The Super Hero' By Veronica Walsh
Kathryn Bigelow: An outsider looking in By Reed Johnson >>>
Paperback Writers: Sillitoe's still running By Richard Rayner
The line blurs between animated and live-action films By Charles Solomon
In James Cameron's worlds, women lead the charge By BETSY SHARKEY, Film Critic
The good, the bad and the Nazi By Susan King
For love of 'Where the Wild Things Are,' director Spike Jonze goes long By Dennis Lim
The Siren's Call: When these lethal ladies start singing, don't listen By Nick Owchar
IMAGE
Schwarzenegger turns out for after-school program he helped launch Ellen Olivier, Special to the Los Angeles Times
Drybar hair salon hopes to make wash-and-dry a habit Melissa Magsaysay, Los Angeles Times
Paloma Picasso celebrates 30 years with Tiffany with 3 new jewelry collections Melissa Magsaysay, Los Angeles Times
David Rockwell opens curtain on 2010 Oscar set design Nora Zelevansky, Special to the Los Angeles Times
Denim Central Max Padilla
Oscar visions Julie Neigher
Letters: Reality check on A Soolip Wedding invitation prices
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
On display: murder-scene photos with a twist By Steve Harvey
Businessman held on $1-million bail in supergraphic case By David Zahniser
Mable Hoffman dies at 88; slow-cooker pioneer wrote 'Crockery Cookery' By Valerie J. Nelson
Navy Petty Officer 3rd Class James R. Layton, 22, Riverbank; killed in combat By Rong-Gong Lin II
A political orphan in Sacramento Steve Lopez
Girl's death not the result of hit-and-run, police say By Seema Mehta
Safety concerns lead to new Yosemite permit system for Half Dome cable access By Christopher Reynolds
El Niño means little relief is in store for residents worried about mudslides By Hector Becerra and Ruben Vives
Justice and friendship prevail By Kurt Streeter
California Assembly Speaker-elect Pérez has ties to deep pockets By Patrick McGreevy and Jack Dolan
The enduring bond By Kurt Streeter, Second Of Two Parts
Pérez biography
L.A. Mayor Villaraigosa considers a carbon surcharge for DWP customers By David Zahniser
War casualties
Military deaths
California Lottery Results
L.A. County cities seek to merge police forces to cut costs By Ruben Vives
Navy ship Charles Drew is christened in San Diego By Hector Becerra
Some fear California's high-speed rail won't deliver on early promises By Rich Connell and Dan Weikel
Prop. 13 flexes its political muscle By Cathleen Decker
NATIONAL
After battle, Portland renames street after Cesar Chavez By Baxter Holmes
SeaWorld's Shamu show offers tribute to slain trainer By Anika Myers Palm and Eloísa Ruano González
Closing lunar program a tough mission for NASA By Robert Block
Gun rights case likely to be landmark Supreme Court ruling By David Savage
'Late preterm' babies are on doctors' radar By Georgia Garvey and Dan Simmons
Voters think even our first president lied By Johanna Neuman and Mark Milian
Voters think even our first president lied By Johanna Neuman and Mark Milian
Relief as high waves spare Hawaii By Kim Murphy
SCIENCE
Tsunami magnitude difficult to predict By Thomas H. Maugh II
NEWS
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