What happened on October 02, 2011

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What happened on October 02, 2011

CALIFORNIA | LOCAL

At 102, therapist is too busy to stop working Steve Lopez

Beach cities' next wave: getting healthier By Anna Gorman, Los Angeles Times

L.A. County jail guards aid drug trading, sources say By Robert Faturechi and Jack Leonard, Times Staff Writers

Marines get new barracks at Camp Pendleton By Tony Perry, Los Angeles Times

Fatal stabbing at South East High prompts call for more security By Howard Blume, Los Angeles Times

Peter Gent dies at 69; ex-wide receiver wrote 'North Dallas Forty' By Claire Noland, Los Angeles Times

Roger Kennedy dies at 85; former National Park Service director By Julie Cart, Los Angeles Times

Body in ravine may be that of missing 88-year-old man By Sam Quinones, Los Angeles Times

Fort Bragg slaying suspect killed by sheriff's deputies By Sam Allen and Sam Quinones, Los Angeles Times

Glendale residents get to keep their traffic mirrors By Brittany Levine, Los Angeles Times

Durkee's lifestyle didn't square with the allegations against her By John Hoeffel, Patrick McGreevy and Jean Merl, Los Angeles Times

Downtown L.A. becomes a stage for protest and performance art By Abby Sewell, Los Angeles Times

Prosecutors seek new charges against O.C. school district chief By Lauren Williams, Los Angeles Times

ENTERTAINMENT

MTV remakes itself for the millennial generation By Meg James, Los Angeles Times

Sunday Conversation: Thomas Jane By Irene Lacher, Special to the Los Angeles Times

Tia and Tamera Mowry are just being themselves — really By Greg Braxton, Los Angeles Times

Cafeteria food fight By Robert Gottlieb

Book review: 'The Unbecoming of Mara Dyer' by Michelle Hodkin By Susan Carpenter, Los Angeles Times

Russell Banks' new book examines familiar themes By David L. Ulin, Los Angeles Times Book Critic

Book review: 'Glass' by Sam Savage By Carolyn Kellogg, Los Angeles Times

Reel China: Land of cinematic opportunity By John Horn, Los Angeles Times

Book review: 'Rin Tin Tin: The Life and the Legend' By Kenneth Turan, Los Angeles Times Film Critic

Pacific Standard Time: Open your eyes to John McLaughlin By Christopher Knight, Los Angeles Times Art Critic

'Lost Notebooks of Hank Williams' finds good company in Bob Dylan By Randy Lewis, Los Angeles Times

Cultural exchange: Poet describes Israeli-Palestinian conflict in verse By Batsheva Sobelman, For the Los Angeles Times

Hollywood shines a light on the spiritual By Susan King, Los Angeles Times

Second Look: 'Treasures 5: The West, 1898-1938' By Dennis Lim, Special to the Los Angeles Times

New on DVD By Noel Murray, Special to the Los Angeles Times

Book review: 'The Grand Canyon Reader' By Julie Cart, Los Angeles Times

Tragedy, triumph in Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey's 'Race Riot Suite' By Andrew Gilbert, Special to the Los Angeles Times

Chronicling baseball's early days By David Davis, Special to the Los Angeles Times

BUSINESS

Dana Walden is obsessed with TV By Joe Flint, Los Angeles Times

Keeping junk mail, telemarketers at bay: Five tips By Scott J. Wilson, Los Angeles Times

Investing: Aflac struggles with losses overseas By Andrew Leckey

How to stop board directors from acting beyond their authority By Stephen Glassman and Donie Vanitzian

America's revolution in business school education By Morgen Wenzel

Raising FICO scores takes time and patience Liz Weston, Money Talk

Eyes everywhere: Devices that collect data By David Sarno, Los Angeles Times

New housing-related websites aimed at buyers By Lew Sichelman

Most homeowners still faring well, with positive equity By Kenneth R. Harney

Watching a screen? It watches you too By David Sarno, Los Angeles Times Staff Writer

A buyer steps up to the plate By Lauren Beale, Los Angeles Times

OPINION

Politics and the bugnut Christians By Penn Jillette

Just rewards for teachers By Marcus A. Winters

Yemen after Awlaki By Max Boot

Iran's growing bluster spells danger By Trita Parsi

Know your capitals By Michael Krikorian

TRAVEL

Convict Lake worth a getaway Susan Spano

Dining with a txoko in Spain's Basque Country By Peter Kupfer, Special to the Los Angeles Times

NATIONAL

Hundreds of protesters arrested on Brooklyn Bridge Times staff and wire reports

Obama celebrates with gay rights group By Katherine Skiba, Washington Bureau

Supreme Court set to open crucial term By David G. Savage, Washington Bureau

Rick Santorum stays the course Robin Abcarian

Michele Bachmann's campaign is sputtering in Iowa By Seema Mehta, Los Angeles Times

Rick Perry works in New Hampshire to regain ground By Robin Abcarian, Los Angeles Times

SPORTS

Bruins reacquire a prime target: Joseph Fauria By Chris Foster

High school football rankings By Austin Knoblauch

The week ahead in college football Chris Dufresne

Spotlight will be on Curtis Painter as Colts face Buccaneers By Lance Pugmire

NFL Week 4 two-minute drill By Athan Atsales

NFL is a league that must deal with trust issues Sam Farmer

Lane Kiffin disappointed in USC's red-zone defense By Gary Klein

Q&A with football coach Mike Leach By Lance Pugmire

Tiger Woods drops out of top 50 in world Staff and wire reports

To many, Yankees' Mariano Rivera has no equal By Kevin Baxter

UCLA says execution, not talent, was difference against Stanford By Chris Foster

Stanford is the best team no one seems to care about Chris Dufresne

WORLD

Israelis and Palestinians embrace only parts of peace initiative By Edmund Sanders, Los Angeles Times

For Yasser Arafat look-alike, impersonating him isn't just a job By Edmund Sanders, Los Angeles Times

Paris launches electric car-sharing plan By Kim Willsher, Los Angeles Times

Pakistan rejects claim of ISI role in Afghan's assassination By Alex Rodriguez and Aimal Yaqubi, Los Angeles Times