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• 'Domestic Departures' looks at women's conflicting roles

• A message of inspiration at Goodwill awards

• UC Riverside is still navigating a difficult road

• Students to Head FUZE Ad Campaign

• Santa Barbara falls, 67-48

• Cal State Fullerton tops Bakersfield

• PCC honors Shapiro, wins

Monday November 12, 2007

• He was a lifelong learner

• Passings: Leo Shapiro, 102; led senior learning effort at Cal State Fullerton

• NEIGHBORHOOD SCAN locally bred plant makes debut

• Veterans' Day Parade, Ceremony on tap

• Historic highlights on a tour of India

• College Roundup : Poly to vie foee soccer title

• Whicker column : Mater Dei streak lives

• State Colleges : Utah Valley woman start 2-0 on season

• Bill Bell: Kicking cancer with smile and joke also in Gabriel Valley Tribune

Friday November 9, 2007

• Troy students ready for $100,000 competition

• UNPATRONIZING

• Astronaut Tracy Caldwell goes way up in Beaumont

• Organizations have desire for continuity also in ABC.com

• EL CAMINO REAL: Diocese to celebrate consecration of its first woman bishop

• Pacific Symphony presents Mozart at the end

• Top 5 events - theater, visual art, classical music and dance

• Big West women's soccer coaches' friendship goes beyond the field

• 'My own man'

• Men's program heads into lions den of Division I basketball with confidence

• UVSC basketball teams open seasons

• Women ready to build on winning foundation

• Cougar volleyball to host rival Utes

• Weekly College Notebook: Mira Costa soccer alumni getting their kicks

• Local Nixon scholar dies

Thursday November 8, 2007

• Taking matters into their own hands

• Veterans' Day parade and ceremony coming up

• DOROTHY LANE

• ARBORETUM

• BRIEFLY

• Condom Handout Canceled

• College doors open for Kaiser High School's AVID students

• Latino Notebook

• Sciencedude: CSUF says Southern California climate getting drier

• Fullerton Rotary celebrates 85th year

• BRIEFLY

• Children invited to write veterens

• No. 1 in plastic surgery: breast implants

• Raman Unnikrishnan: Committed to Teaching and Excellence in Engineering

• Historic highlights on a tour of India

• CAL STATE

• Quirk among Apple of Gold honorees

• Auto Club Road to the Future Award salutes 2007 top rookie Ashley Force

• College Soccer: Mustangs' playoff hopes still kickin'

• DON'T MISS

• ~ CLASSICAL/DANCE ~

• Things to do this weekend

• Big West Conference men's preview

• UVSC triumphs in variety of sports

• Veterans' Day Parade, Ceremony on tap

Wednesday November 7, 2007

• CSU audit finds problems, recommends policy changes also in journalgazette.net, Fresno Bee, SanLuisObispo.com, Oroville

Mercury Register

• Audit targets top CSU perks

• Stick figures having sex and a condom in every paper

• WEIRD BUT TRUE

• Audit criticizes exec pay at Cal state campuses

• Promoter of education for seniors dies at 102

• NEIGHBORHOOD SCAN: Locally bred plant makes debut

• Campus Newspaper Condom Giveaway Nixed also in United Press International, EarthTimes.org, KNBC.com

• The little engine that could

• Biographies of our reporters

• Westminister teacher named one of state's best educators

• Tales Of A Celebrity Photographer

• Tax group collecting members: Candidates outline goals for coming year

• New personal training facility opens

• USC's Cromwell tries to regain early form

• UCI, CSF win exhibitions

Tuesday November 6, 2007

• No free condoms in Cal State Fullerton newspaper

• Quick Takes

• Condom Distribution Nixed at Cal State Fullerton

• Strange News

• Condoms Stir Debate On College Campus

• Racing her way to top

• University won't distribute condoms in student paper

• Promoter of education for seniors dies at 102

• Educator goes above and beyond

• Westminister teacher named 1 of state's best educators

• Bellinder joins Team USA 2008

• Hope springs eternal

• News Briefs

• Gibson and Simmons return as Cromwell goes out

• COLLEGES: Anteaters return to Crawford

• Yale Women

• Wolverine women aim to keep on winning

• Senior day extra special for 49ers

Monday November 5, 2007

• California Community Colleges Help Foster Dreams

• J-U Prez Makes Over Agency, Nabs Client, Plans More hires

• Protest Halts Condom Distribution By College Paper

• Indictment for former Columbia student with another's identity

• ON CAMPUS AT OCC

• Inland students to tread Scottish boards

• Few expected for upcoming Election Day

• Familiar face wins new title in PBA Women's Series

• Orange County Sheriff to be arraigned Monday on corruption charges

• 'America's Sheriff' Readies for Arraignment

• Maria Mitchell Association hires PR coordinator

• Tran in it to win

• Banning School Board Candidate Larry Silverman

• Sciencedude: 'Telescope on the Moon' talk set for Chapman

• NATIONAL PREVIEW | Can L.A. rivalry match Heels-Devils?

• Scrimmage won't be a gauge

• 'Runners fail to impress in preseason

• Local Sports Briefs: Fletes out as baseball coach at RBV

• Poly ties, so it won't play host

• College Roundup: Poly drops key game

• 49ers clinch a share of the Big West title

• One last hurdle for LBSU girls

• Cal Poly sweeps Fullerton, remains in first

Friday November 2, 2007

• The varsity (Harvard, Columbia, Cal State admisssions) of ID thieves remains at large.

• Woman who stole identities to attend Ivy League indicted in S.C.

• Feds searching for local woman in ID theft cases

• What Would Jesus Play?

• Beaumont grad on high-flying team

• College star makes cut in Motor City Classic

• Oregon Trail: Nov. 1

• Starting out young

• 49ers hold fortune in their own hands

• College basketball results; standings

Thursday November 1, 2007

• Planning panel rejects student housing complex

• CAL STATE

• Birthday boy gives presents to fire victim

• Growing bonsai

• Choir members earn honors

• BRIEFLY

• Lucky few Inland tweens, parents to see 'Hannah Montana' star

• The Big Fix

• Fusion Art Gallery features Erika Nelson

• 100G CON RAP HITS U. PHONY

• Battle with cancer helps student choose career

• Jeanne Kumagai: McPherson comes through with fire relief

• Opportunity exciting one for Williams

• Radio Drama and Lord of the Strings event planned for this weekend

• DiLuigi is fired at Canyons

• 'Runners want to establish identity

Wednesday October 31, 2007

• Halloween Haunts Around the Southland

• Center Diarra sidelined by a hernia

• 49ers face must-win after loss to UC Irvine

• NEIGHBORHOOD SCAN: Hanukkah party open to residents

Tuesday October 30, 2007

• CaribeVisión Appoint Don Parsons President of Sales

• Picking a favorite isn't easy in the Big West

• Big West rosters

• Big West schedules

• Big West scouting report

• Show Some Respect: UC Santa Barbara

• USC women's schedule

• 49ers look to keep streak vs. Titans

• City celebrates sporting history

Monday October 29, 2007

• Universities in Building Boom to Accommodate Students

• Anaheim resort debate set for Thursday

• Birthday boy gives presents to fire victim

• Best teaching degrees

• EDUCATION DIRECTORY

• At North Dakota State, Women Are Few and Far Between

• Cox Planning to Leave Politics; Wave of VIPs

• Executive Summary

• Ken Poston's Big Band Showcase: You Had to Be There

• Workplace zen

• AMY L. SNIDER, ADAM V. SCHWARTZ

• PUBLISHER'S COLUMN: The hidden secrets of the library

• 'Duets are totally in my comfort zone'

• La Serna graduate killed in South Africa

• OC Santiago Reward Almost Doubled to Catch Arsonist

• Helping struggling youths

• 2007 HOTTEST 25 PEOPLE IN ORANGE COUNTY: José Mota

• 2007 HOTTEST 25 PEOPLE IN ORANGE COUNTY: Tracy Caldwell

• Lewis knows pain of displacement

• Hart's Hurler Chooses Titans

• National exposure for Memorial grad

• 'Eaters solidify grip on third place

• L.B. State roundup: 49ers on top of Highlanders in victory

• Racing into Big West history

• Local report: 'Runners fall to Fullerton in men's soccer

• UCR women eliminated from soccer postseason

• Late goal protects Poly's win streak

• Antioch sports legends inducted

Friday October 26, 2007

• Today's school closures in O.C.

• Planning panel denies student housing complex

• Editorial: An economic downshift is coming

• Rise of the Governor

• Teacher honored on "The Big Spin"

• Chasing the Orange County Santiago Fire: A Single Mother's Account

• CSF has a weight-and-see issue

• Gauchos, Highlanders picked to win Big West titles

• UCR women's soccer team tris to make push for playoffs

• Local college roundup: Injured CSUB soccer coach Van Dyke's condition improves

• Soccer: 49ers battling for the top spot

• Tigers face UCSB in first of three must-win matches

• Pacific aiming for NCAAs

• Servite switches homecoming bash

• High school football games postponed or canceled because of wildfires

• Antoich opens door to its rich past

• where we live Joining the ranks of fame

• Pomona Nabs 2nd Indian

Thursday October 25, 2007

• BRIEFLY

• MORE

• Billionaire plans to give away $100 million

• Schwarzenagger now more governor than 'governator'

• Mother and son turn hobby into business

• Jennifer Celio, Next Exit

• Orange County Santiago Wildfire Update

• Interview with Detroit Author Dennis L. Reed

• Top-seeded Roddick upset in the first round

• ~ ART OPENINGS ~

• Suzuki caught on quickly with A's

• Coaches: Expect Tigers in hunt

• UCI men picked in middle, women last

• Change of scenery pays off for Higgins

• Big decision leads Higgins to Big 12

• UC Santa Barbara preseason No. 1

• Pacific fares poorly in polls

Wednesday October 24, 2007

• Student housing complex proposed near CSF

• Yanking (the Chains of) the Ivies

• Seniors slipped tips on avoiding bad falls

• The Orange County Wildfire: First Hand Account of the Conditions

• Elite women's cast added to Team USA 2008

• Voit commercial directs $30 million sale of Las Vegas office properties

• Upcoming local arts events

• Silva to lead UCI arms

• A's catcher Suzuki appearing in Waipahu today

• Eagles hire club coach

• Dustin Pedroia: Ready for prime time player

Tuesday October 23, 2007

• The Orange Grove: Not your usual warming skeptic

• Resource guide

• Letter from the Editor

• CSF Study Says OC, Nation to Avoid Recession

• Economists see O.C. growth

• Kamehameha alum pitching in for Sharks

• Freshman's big numbers expecteed to get better

Monday October 22, 2007

• State universities working to keep former foster children on road to college degrees

• CSUF Forecast: No Recession

• Meeting will cover risk of falls for elderly

• Everything moves faster by e-mail, including false charges

• Broad vision

• O.C. job growth grinds to a halt in September

• Striking a balance

• CCSU professor publishes book on NYC slums

• ARTWORKS Josef Germaine

• Who's on first

• Gillespie embraces the Anteater

• Shoemate does it all in Servite's win

• Regional Digest: Sacramento City scores late for football victory

• Fullerton upsets UCD soccer

• LBSU still atop of BWC with victory

• 49ers are thrown a loss by CS Fullerton

• Local College Roundup: Cheney powers Bruins to big win

• Tigers back to beating Titans

• Local roundup -- Published Oct. 20, 2007

• BX Big West Preview and Notes

• 49er doubles team moves into quarters

• Big West power UOP too much for 'Runners

Friday October 19, 2007

• H.B. doctor submits Shroud of Turin to scientific method

• Conference to focus on fall prevention for seniors

• The Kobina Wright Super Diet

• KNBC Names Elita Loresca Weather Anchor

• 49ers' road bright after tough injuries

• SDSU women topple BYU

• PACIFIC WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL

• Indians' Lucas Picks Pomona

Thursday October 18, 2007

• CHAPMAN AVENUE

• ASSOCIATED ROAD

• BRIEFLY

• Bowling League looks for players

• Ghouls to haunt Arboretum

• NUTWOOD AVENUE

• BASQUE AVENUE

• It's not your parents' library

• 'Halting the aging process' and other quotes

• Energy conservation forum planned

• SEMINARS

• Thrashers fire Hartley after 0-6 start

• Barden a catch for Cal Poly SLO

• UC IRVINE UPDATE

• Big West notebook: Ingrassia took the right turn

• Long kick gives UC Riverside tie with Fullerton, 2-2

Wednesday October 17, 2007

• NEIGHBORHOOD SCAN: Haunted Garden at the Arboretum

• Back away from the gaydar, Tyra!

• Angels' Reagins worked his way to the top

• Changing of the guard

• Patton: Stoneman deserves praise

• MLB: Angels' GM steps down after establishing Angels' way in Salt Lake

• Youngman column: Scioscia will have a say

• Angels GM Stoneman Steps Down

• Angels' new GM is no stranger

• Angels promote Reagins to GM

• Stoneman steps aside for Reagins

• Angels new GM a family man

• Angels Stoneman to resign, Reagins to take over

• CSF's Cutley sidelined

• With SUU hoops, 'newcomer' is key word

• Show Some Respect: Cal State Fullerton

• San Diego State, USD host women's tennis tournament

Tuesday October 16, 2007

• Winning Friendships and Medals

• Scholarship Winners for Students Impacted by the Death of a Parent

• Angels To Announce Changes In Front Office

• Angels GM Stoneman to resign, Reagins to become successor

• Business has womb to grow

• Billingsley truly has look of a champion

• CAREER LADDER: Scott Bredeson, Kathy Bryant, Joe Ross

• Ineligible player will cost Venice football team

• Looking ahead for UCI, CSF

• Seeds of a Dynasty

• Expect abnormal to be norm

• Parity keeps football on an even keel

Monday October 15, 2007

• Knowledge for rent

• Horse's Mouth

• Motorist fee increasees signed by governor

• Symposium to focus on life of Abraham Lincoln

• Mother and son turn glass making into business

• People in Business

• Astronaut Caldwell to make public visit at UCI Wednesday

• Riverside Unified School District candidates stake out positions

• Preservation purists painstakingly restore Martin and Mason Hotel

• Whicker column: Ex-Servite star making parents proud with Cleveland

• M's coulda, shoulda selected Tulowitzki

• Pacific Roudup -- Published Oct. 15, 2007

• Duke sued by lacrosse coach

• Saturday highlights: UCI defeats CSF in men's soccer

• College notes: Converse volleyballers playing for a cure

• UCI men's basketball to have four TV appearances

Friday October 12, 2007

• CSUF event celebrates Vietnamese culture

• The Mother of All Wars

• Art through the eyes of the blind

• Memories of adopted magpie take flight in print

• Henry Waxman: The Democrats' Eliot Ness

• Kadow runs for 4th term as MSJC Area 1 trustee

• Winning Friendships and Medals

• Hodaoa Saturdays Lanches This Weekend!!

• TO DO TONIGHT - 10/11

• Big West notebook: Best tournament in the nation

• UCI, mid-majors focus on getting word out

• UA men's basketball official schedule released

• Spotlight on Chillz frozen yogurt shop in Rancho Santa Margarita

Thursday October 11, 2007

• McKenna ready to take YMCA to new levels

• Pow Wow pair relive old times

• Fujii excited about guiding T'wolves

• Arizona Instructional League Notebook

• Seminars

• New leader

• Autzen, say hello to the Cougars

• Top Swings: Blocking Highlights Week Seven

• Foothills duo passes test in Fresno

• UC Riverside men top Cal State Fullerton, 1-0, in soccer

Wednesday October 10, 2007

• Smithsonian exhibit at Viet Art Center

• AVCA revisits restroom installation

• More Inland universities offering doctorates in education

• Best College / University

• Has the public soured on Martha Stewart?

• Debating man's origins

• Restaurant rolls out Braille menus

• Gillespie ready to take Anteaters higher

• Gillespie takes reins

• Homegrown Report

• Broncos get commitment from point guard

Tuesday October 9, 2007

• For Gary Graffman, one hand is enough

• Florence Lay marks 100th year

• A college prep program targets youths who may otherwise fall into 'middle'

• Linklater Screens a Rough Cut of His New Baseball Doc

• Carroll trades title for classroom

• Manibusan stands out for Socal

• CSF recruting class No. 8

• Army assistant joins CSF track staff

• CSUN soccer player Singh dies

Monday October 8, 2007

• Cal State Fullerton Vibe Event Appealing to Local Vietnamese

• Exec Sentiment Hits 4-Year Low

• 'Exit Saigon, Enter Little Saigon' Launches National Tour

• An exercise in utility

• John Edwards' focus on fighting poverty came late

• The Bizz: Oct. 6

• At A Glance

• Driven Tulowitzki relishes role as Colorado's will-to man

• Oregon baseball gets in-state commitment

• Friday highlights: UCI wins, CSF falls in volleyball

• Another big BWC match for LBSU

• Cal Poly Volleyball: Atherstone leads Mustangs to win

• Anteaters pushed, but push through

• LBSU grabs share of BWC lead with win

• Cal Poly woman's soccer team works overtime against Titans

• College Roundup: Cal Poly drops double-overtime soccer game to UC Riverside

• College Roundup

• LBSU roundup: Fullerton semifinals full of 49er women

• AZTECS REPORT

Friday October 5, 2007

• Colleges Go on offense Against Binge Drinking

• Laughton Conservatorship Article A Vendetta

• Big Band Showcase in Westchester includes a tribute to Bill Holman

• Lighten up on the job

• La Jolla Slide Focuses Attention on Danger to Hillside Homes

• QUAKES ANNOUNCE FRONT-OFFICE PERSONAL MOVES

• Pacific has high hopes vs. 49ers

• Cram's new role just the right fit

• Tigers look forward after rough road trip

Thursday October 4, 2007

• NEIGHBORHOOD SCAN: News about Fullerton folks

• Suspects in slaying enter plea

• PROFILE

• A challenging trek

• Obituary

• CSUF PRODUCES BRECHT'S 'MOTHER COURAGE'

• Arts events: This week's critics' picks

• ~ CLASSICAL/DANCE ~

• UCI, Gorgen stay unified

• Two Locals at Irvine?

• College Notebook

• Tuesday highlights: USC volleyball tops UCI

Wednesday October 3, 2007

• Colleges go on offense against bing drinking

• 'When I was principal, I walked 8 miles to school'

• Lorraine Rothman, 75; feminist clinic's co-founder helped demystify gynecology

• UCI waiting approval for Gileespie to start coaching

• Sunday highlights: Titans top Fresno in women's soccer

• Revolution looking for big break

• Revs aim to grab trophy in Open Cup

• Rivera: Savvy Kerr right man to settle marion dispute

Tuesday October 2, 2007

• How does it feel to be rich?

• Always at full speed, Albini finally catches up to herself

• 2 'Dogs in fifth at separate golf tourneys

• Graham chooses Virginia Tech

• Eye on ... the Rebels

• ON THE RANGE

• THE ARTS AND OTHER HIGHFALUTIN' STUFF

• COUNTY LIFE

• THE CHUCK WAGON

• SALOONS AND SUCH

• THE MAGNIFICENT '07

Monday October 1, 2007

• Corona Growing its Corporate Image with Office Development

• Software Seller Neudesic Has Microsoft Pedigree

• Teacher: Learning comes first

• Columbia student wins spot in national singing competition

• California school recruiters to visit OCC

• PEOPLE

• How Epcot changed the World

• Bishop nominees visit St. Martin's

• On Deck

• Wedding announcements for 9-30-07

• Amp Research: Tweaking Trucks for Function, Looks

• COLLEGES: 'Eaters' baseball profile boosted

• Arenas offers to preserve HR ball

• Bulldogs hoops recruit checks in for weekend visit

• Gutierrez-led 'Dogs edge Miners

• College Roundup

• College Volleyball

• Women's volleyball: 49ers keep drama on hold

• Tide gymnastics schedule a prep for national championships

• Griffins routed by the Lancers

Friday September 28, 2007

• Fontana student is rewarded for her dedication

• Booked for a good film

• 3 men plead not guilty in Placentia murder case

• AROUND TOWN: Briefs on Fullerton

• Bob Welch: Broadcasters, get the score on Eugene

• Alburez is Runner of the Week

• Whicker column: A hitting and catching Orange Lutheran machine

• Pacific freshman coming up aces on the court

• Pope John's Guthrie key for Villanova

Thursday September 27, 2007

• MORE

• Cal State Fullerton celebrates B-day

• BRIEFLY

• BIZZ BUZZ

• Third man arrested in Placentia house burglary

• Two men are in custody after short pursuit

• Discussion focuses on banned books

• Orange Pop: Dusty Rhodes and the River Band melds distant influences

• Paul Bailey Ensemble at home in Fullerton

• Topaz principal has history in district

• Big West notes: Cram breaks from tradition

• Gillespie looks headed to UCI

• High school notebook: Liberty's Huntington commits to N. Arizona

• Griffins at the top of the local park

• College Notebook: Mustangs hope to keep 'surprising' wins coming

• Prep Notes: Coaches discuss Franklin allegations

Wednesday September 26, 2007

• Dems step up criticism of Clinton

• Chaffey women's soccer team makes early impression

• Tri-City Dust Devils hire female GM

• Gillespie anxious to begin

Tuesday September 25, 2007

• Q&A: Joe Martinez

• Final Report: What Now?

• Gillespie to coach UC Irvine

• Gillespie will guide Anteaters

• Irvine Nets Gillespie

• S.I Yanks manager to get UC-Irvine job

• Titans show Ags ropes: UC Davis drops its Big West opener

• Tigers take rating hit with road loss

• Coaches' actions critical in saving Burke's life

Monday September 24, 2007

• Letters to the editor

• UCI's new law dean known as gentleman, scholar

• Rivals Step Up Criticism of Clinton

• StudentStuff.com kicks off its video competition: an interview with founder Geoff Gibson

• Cashing in on history

• Sciencedude: Astronaut Tracy Caldwell to visit UCI

• THE MAN, THE MOTIVATION

• Maybe leprechauns will buy it

• Trapasso interviews at Irvine

• ISU's Meggs interviews for UC-Irvine opening

• CHATTER: Oaks Christian girls' volleyball makes history against La Reina

• Local roundup -- Published Sept. 23, 2007

• Local roundup -- Published Sept. 22, 2007

• Saturday's college results

• Regional Digest: UCD wins pair in water polo

• Men's golf team comes in last at Fall Preview

• Cal Poly men's soccer wins again at home

Friday September 21, 2007

• Celebra 50 años

• NCRC Final Report Ready for Prime Time

• Novato's Strom comes up big for Hobart College

• Interview with Matt Sharp of the Rentals

• Identical twins discover each other after 35 years

• Norco High inducts six into school's Athletic Hall of Fame

• The 2007-08 classical music season

• DAVE SERRANO'S 7 FAVORITE THINGS

• TCU baseball announces 2008 schedule

• COLLEGE NOTES

• Bears will go to Vegas for big tourney

• Griffins cruise past Bruins

• Local Colleges Roundup: LMU women edge Fullerton in OT

• First Rachael, now Megan Repinoe is lost for season

• No. 3 Pilots Lose Megan Rapinoe to Knee Injury

Thursday September 20, 2007

• Cal State trustees approve executive raises

• The beat goes on for Marines

• For librarian, work with tribes was about much more than books

• SHOPTALK: Amanda Hiltbrand serves up yogurt and service with a smile

• ON THE MOVE

• New principal to district has great potential

• ASHLEY EYES BREAKTHROUGH AT O'REILLY FALL NATIONALS

• Horton fan knows about field of dreams

• BULGARIAN GUITARIST COMES TO CSUF

• Indiana State coach interviews at UCI

• Ducks baseball sends ripple across West Coast

• Soccer team earns national rankings

• Anteater turnaround

• Campus briefs

• Tigers pounce on Aggies in Big West opener

Wednesday September 19, 2007

• The Buzz: Sept. 19

• Costner: Save Omaha Baseball Stadium

• A's rookie Barton looks like latest magic Beane

• Cougars down Wildcats in five games

• Top Swings: Hot Hitting Highlights Week Four

• CMU to play Michigan, Minnesota in men's basketball

Tuesday September 18, 2007

• CSU offers new degrees

• Celebrities and body image: Are these women really fat?

• Californians dominate USA softball Women's roster

• Osterman makes Olympic team

• USA Women's National Team Named

• Abbott's Olympic Dream Closer With Selection to 2008 U.S. Softball Roster

• Catching his biggest wave

• Baseball coach Doug Smith to stay at UCR

• Case Study: Justin Wayne

Monday September 17, 2007

• Great growth marks CSUF's anniversary

• Local students awarded GI Forum scholarships

• When twins go to school, parents wrestle with whether to split them

• Vox Dance Theatre hard to fathom

• Experts explain seismic shaking in O.C.

• For the Love of Football

• In theater, Branch Woodman has been a jack-of-all-trades

• Mark Kostabi: Andy Warhol had nothing on this guy

• This southern kitchen shall rise again

• UC Irvine contacts UCR's Smith about top baseball job

• Irvine Opening Attracts Big Names

• Men's soccer

• A Taste of College Football: Ten Unique Traditions

• Better at juggling

Friday September 14, 2007

• OC Blog: Cal State Fullerton Anniversary Celebration

• SECOND HELPINGS

• Are these women really fat?

• Psychologist helps deal with mind game

• Religion Briefs

• OUTSIDE THE COUNTDOWN, ASHLEY TRIES TO MOVE UP

• UCI to hire a coach quickly

• DAVE SERRANO RESPONDS

• It's a 'new season' for Pilots

• College notebook

• Strickland happy to find 49ers a good fit

• Bobcats release 2007-08 schedule

• College notes: Big Ten honors Stacy

• CMU releases 2007-08 schedule

Thursday September 13, 2007

• CSUF founders complete mission

• Former CSUF cheerleader still rooting for Titans

• Cal State Fullerton milestones

• Non-profits mean big bucks to locals

• Dance ensemble returns to Cal State Fullerton

• BRIEFLY

• Sciencedude: Scientists explain why quakes are shaking O.C.

• PROFILE

• Kevin Costner to perform with his band in Newport Beach

• Student rising above problems gets help

• Serrano's decision upsets UCI

• Irvine's coach takes Horton's spot at Fullerton

• MARK WHICKER: Gillespie would be a good fit for UCI baseball

• Tough to get past this Irvine goalie

• ALUMNI REPORT

• Setter a worry for BGSU volleyball

• Rainbow Wahine looking to WAC season

Wednesday September 12, 2007

• Cal State Fullerton marks 50th year

• Another August, Another Summit

• Iran, Israel and the 2008 election

• Dr. John Cooper, Laguna Hills & Westminister

• Auto Tech: Use your car horn to blare out any recording

• Santa Margarita Catholic High School gets a new leader

• OSU's Casey mum on Oregon baseball

• S.I. Yanks manager reportedly looking for college return

• SPORTS JURY: Who are your most valuable players in the AL and NL?

• COLLEGES: Serrano botches departure

• Bitter pill to swallow for Taft tennis in opener

• Visiting PLNU tops Vanguard in league play

Tuesday September 11, 2007

• With El Toro Sold, What's Next?

• Horseshoe Bay Resort Adds Three

• School crossing death haunts mom

• Text messages from press row...

• CSF introduces Serrano assistants

• HIGH SCHOOLS

• Area sports in brief

Monday September 10, 2007

• ANNIVERSARY U

• Questions sprout from readers' gardens

• Education program draws I.E. faculty, administrators

• John D. Cooper, 68; Cal State Fullerton geologist curated Orange County fossils

• Campus staffer pleads not guilty to bribes

• INSIDE

• Not Guilty Plea In Cal State Bribe Case

• Countrywide to lay off 20 percent of workforce

• White Sox jump on Brewers early; force Game 3

• RENN - GORDON

• Funny Car Drag Racer Ashley Force Guests Monday On The Tonight Show

• Serrano has no regrets

• Last-second field goals give So-Called-Expert the boot

• CSF-UCI rivalry gets a new twist

• Baseball superstars, bad nicknames and other exotica

• Serrano to replace Horton at Fullerton

• Ducks' Niedermayer should listen to his heart

• Serrano leaves UCI for Fullerton

• Big West faces baseball test

• 49ers fans may ask 'What if?' after upset

• No. 1 Pilots Hold Off Cal State Fullerton

• NW Briefs | UW women swept in soccer tourney

• College highlights

• Bobcats knock off Houston at Premier

• U-M women suffer two defeats at same time

Friday September 7, 2007

• CSUF begins doctoral program

• Future principals study core principles

• Fresno State initiates its doctorate

• CSU announces launch of new doctorates

• Fullerton show puts art in motion

• Influential CSUF geologist John Cooper dies

• Longtime Cal State Fullerton professor dies

• His success is no trick

• Other Voices: Somehow, Los Angeles thriving without the NFL

• Future of PRIDE still a murky situation

• Superintendent Lawrence to Leave BUSD

• Ashley Force to guest Monday on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno

• 3Tera Reorganizes After Founder's Death

• UCI baseball coach goes to CSUF

• Fullerton To Hire Serrano

• Big West faces baseball test

• NCAA's alphabet soup is unnecessary, doomed to failure

• Angel City Classic brings back college football tradition

• Skyforce Name Thornton Assistant Coach

• CenturyTel Premier boasts a strong field

Thursday September 6, 2007

• NEIGHBORHOOD SCAN

• New Digital Channel to Focus on Orange County

• Laguna Playhouse, sans Stein

• Los Angeles doing fine without NFL

• When it comes to salaries, UO swinging a big bat

• Horton Completes Oregon Baseball Coaching Staff

• Baseball: Former UC Riverside pitching coach Andrew Checketts fills out Oregon staff

• Sid Hartman: Vikings' Stewart: Falcons a concern

• Vikings' Birk taking no leaps

• Quarterback Dorsey's Berkeley eligibility questioned

• Rapinoe, Budge Earn National Weekly Honors

• UH volleyball team outlasts Cal-State Bakersfield in five games

Wednesday September 5, 2007

• Dr. John Cooper

• Zucker's List: Enemies of the Rajavi Cult Terrorists

• Q&A With Oregon's George Horton

• UCR's Checketts leaving for Oregon

• Ducks hire Cal State-Fullerton Baseball Coach

• Women of UP take over top spot

• Bobcats Turned Back by Texas A&M 3-1

• Rumors of Alridge's demise are unfounded

• Revs survive Open Cup scare

Tuesday September 4, 2007

• Disinformation Campaign in Overdrive: Iran's VEVAK in High-Gear

• Free-press backlash hurts Little Saigon stores

• Moviegoers Jam the Summertime Box Office

• Sciencedude: 4.7 quake jostles Orange County

• Sciencedude: Is San Andreas fault in "seismic lull"?

• Index foretells decline for Southland economy

• The Bizz: Sept. 4

• Indy ORP: John Force Racing final report

• Local briefcase

• The News-Review names new assistant city editor

• Gwen Stefani struggles with motherhood and career

• CLASS OF THE WEEK: Clayton A. Record Elementary School

• Horton couldn't resist Oregon coaching job

• By George, Oregon has new coach

• Beem, Weir and Baddeley share lead at Deutsche Bank Championship

• Cheers all around for Horton

• Oregon strikes gold by hiring Horton as its baseball coach

• Horton signs five-year deal to build Ducks' program

• Ducks hire Cal State-Fullerton baseball coach

• Briefs | Lawyer Ron dominates at Saratoga

• Masone, a natural, had a very good run

• Horton leaving Cal State Fullerton baseball team

• Horton to coach in Eugene

• Horton answers Duck call for coach

• Ducks to introduce new baseball coach

• Horton Named Oregon Baseball Coach

• Oregon gets Fullerton's head coach for baseball

• UCI's Serrano neglects another coach opening

• Ducks hire Horton as baseball coach

• Ducks Formally Name Horton as Coach

• Ducks to name skipper today

• Ducks hire Cal State-Fullerton baseball coach

• Fever near first WNBA finals with win over Detroit

• CSF should consider Wallach

• Coach leaving CSF baseball

• Horton elevated Titans

• Ducks land baseball coach

• Report: Ducks to hire Cal State-Fullerton baseball coach

• UCR Roundup: Highlander women strike quickly in soccer opener

• Baseball: Oregon on verge of signing coach for new program

• Plucked: Oregon Steals Fullerton's Horton

• Coyotes volleyball now 8-0

• Broncos' Schumm leads way

• Arroues makes Biola XC debut

• Budge, Rapinoe Lead No. 4 Pilots Over Oregon State

• ISU ties with Fullerton

• Lucas: Gilreath gets his first lessons at UW

Friday August 31, 2007

• Cal State Fullerton classes at El Toro base canceled Thursday because of shorted cable

• CSU Fullerton's Irvine campus cancels classes

• Perspective - Pooh Poohing the Polls

• For Tinseltown, a shining movie season

• Winston Churchill's Uphill War

• Create an organized workspace

• Clement proving his worth at Tacoma

• Familiar refrain at CAJE: Teachers need more money, respect

• Horton leaving CSF

• NEWSWIRE

• Oregon Hooks Horton

• CSF's Horton talks to Oregon

• Sports Roundup

• 2007 high school college commitments

Thursday August 30, 2007

• CAMPUS

• Busy summer for Sister Cities

• THIS WEEK IN COOL STUFF NORTH OF THE 91

• Fullerton coach in Ducks' sights

• Life with Barbie and Cheryl

• Police mourn beloved sergeant

• Discipline, Marching, Music and Fun

• Locally World Famous: Kariann

• Charming Orange County cafés

• 2! 4! 6! 8! WHY THERE'S NO FOOTBALL AT LONG BEACH STATE!

• UCI men's soccer team opens season

• ALUMNI REPORT

Wednesday August 29, 2007

• OCC begins 60th year with more than 25,000 students

• Yorba Linda is richest U.S. city

• What's shaking in Santa Monica?

• Tamie's Studio in CV Celebrates 20th Season

• Preps Plus: Sonora's Evans tourney MVP

Tuesday August 28, 2007

• Living Large as a Historian: An Interview with Gordon Bakken

• Police mourn beloved sergeant

• East Valley briefs: Coyotes' Turris leads Team Canada

Monday August 27, 2007

• Superintendent is new honcho in town

• How about a nice Hawaiian Punch?

• L.A. area may be in a seismic lull, research suggests

• Grill Concepts Announces Promotions and New Hire to Support Accelerated Growth Strategy

• Teens Entering College

• Sunday Night Decompression

• New Challenges Await Cal High Alumni

• Galleries

• Fatigue latest theme in sports world

• Nationals treasure: Rockies dig deep

• Anderson needs more big nights

Friday August 24, 2007

• Neighborhood Councils Out of the Closet!

• A quake lull, but for how long?

• Report predicts quakes 15 times bigger than 194 Northridge temblor

• Los Angeles Enjoying 1,000 Year Seismic Lull

• FHSU welcomes new faculty

• CLASS OF THE WEEK: Park Hill Elementary

• Arce knew first base fit Parker like a glove

• Damon Allen -- The Best You Never Saw

• Katherine Blake

• Dorn is doing his part at Chattanooga

• Polee, father of recruit, becomes USC's top recruiter

• Boise State women's volleyball team to start two freshmen this year

• NFF holds media day at Colton

Thursday August 23, 2007

• High-tech campus opens on old helicopter base

• Architect of Register's rise resigns

• BASTANCHURY

• Middle-class gap widening

• Mayo-led team starts early in Mexico

• Serrano to stay with Anteaters

• CMU pitcher spends summer in Alaska

• DeJesus (the younger) learns some valuable lessons

• UCI volleybal picked third

• Cal Poly's Kathol has Broncos looking up

• CSUB men add 2 exhibitions, eye Alaska Shootout

Wednesday August 22, 2007

• Police monitoring student parking

• Alvarado leads district board

• Pridgeon Bjornsen & McCrum, LLC; Firm expands staff, takes new name

• Starchild Caldwell returns home

• UO focuses on Serrano's college degree

• Grass bluer, newer in Santa Ana

• Serrano postpones baseball interview

• Placer smoothes over tough break

Tuesday August 21, 2007

• Cal State Fullerton students head back to class

• Kevin Costner to Back Rosenblatt

• McMahon: Grossman has tools, weapons

• Norco trainer accepts mustangs' challenge

Monday August 20, 2007

• Sciencedude: Cal State Fullerton engineering panned in national survey

• Black Chamber of Commerce uses history to help it move forward

• New community college opens today in Tustin

• Health care for uninsured Californians - don't write it off as dead

• Symposium in Redlands to feature 'all things Lincoln'

• Keeping 1,000 Army athletes fit to play

• State loses a net 8,600 jobs during July

• Workouts gone awry

• AROUND TOWN: Events and news briefs from Ladera Ranch

• Kevin Costner signs on for ad on Rosenblatt

• One up, one down

• Grand experiment is working

• Serrano decides to take a look

• Oregon wooing UCI's Serrano

• Winners And Losers - College Style

• UCI faces Bulldogs in Anaheim Classic

• Shaw is a small-town kid with big-time dreams

Friday August 17, 2007

• Disney hopes 'High School Musical 2' matches original's success

• Spurs: Free-agent small forward joins team

• ASHLEY GETS LIFE LESSONS FROM FALLEN TEAMMATE

• USC, UCI set for Thanksgiving

• Local roundup

• Several outstanding local teams are hoping to continue their dynasties in 2007-2008

Thursday August 16, 2007

• Classes start Monday for local colleges

• BREA BOULEVARD

• Korea on the curriculum

• MAPPING OUT THE NEWS

• Aussie team visits Placentia

• Carroll becomes Executive Assistant to CSUF President

• BRIEFLY

• Can "High School Musical" do it again?

• Sciencedude: Tile repair for shuttle Endeavour

• What Do You Listen to on Orbit? Astronauts Take iPods

• PEOPLE IN THE NEWS

• Astronaut Teacher Flies 'Surprise' Souvenirs

• Cheryl Ann Bishop

• Top-pick Dominguez signs for $1.8M bonus

• Only two of top 10 draft picks unsigned

• Chatsworth's Moustakas, Dominguez sign before deadline

• Winthrop hurler transferring to ASU

• Some first-rounders can change a franchise

• Total. Team. Effort.

Wednesday August 15, 2007

• Dancing with the stars

• Teacher salaries present obstacle to recruiting Jewish educators

• Happy Birthday!

• Astronaut teacher flies surprise souvenirs

• Intern gets LAT sports job

• Signing deadline is Wednesday at midnight

• Bats back Willis' victory

• Cats' Gabino Gets Win In Debut

• Chatsworth's Moustakas, Dominguez face signing deadline

• Raiders' schedule may feel familiar

Tuesday August 14, 2007

• Classes start Monday for local colleges

• Community Reflects on Hospital's Legacy

• Sciencedude: OC's Caldwell turns 38 today in space

• The Buzz: Aug. 14

• Exhibit Closed

• Slain pastor wanted to bring islanders together

• Spurs: Udoka agrees to contract

• Top pick Dominguez remains unsigned

• Arnerich lands with Fullerton

• UC Irvine men's soccer picked to finish fourth

Monday August 13, 2007

• Exploring finance

• Korea's on the curriculum in Irvine

• Australian baseball team visits Placentia

• Go back to school with extension courses

• Fidel Cedes Power to Raul

• New physicians join Woodland Healthcare

• Learning Disabilities in Middle School

• Costner eager to keep CWS in Omaha

• Honkers players had fun despite challenging season

• Honkers end 2007 season on winning note

• Post exceeded coach's outlook

• Anteaters try to capitalize on 2007

• Yakima soldiers past AquaSox on Military Night

• Glavine reached his milestone the right way

• Pro baseball: Promotions for Bates, Carr have them playing at Fenway Park in minors game

• Elite National Tryout List Revealed

• CREAN TINKERING AT MARQUETTE; AMAKER SETTLING IN AT HARVARD

Friday August 10, 2007

• With Time Running Out, Stakeholder Meaning Remains Biggest Challenge for 912 Panel

• OC Goddesses sizzle up the sidelines

• Can 'High School Musical' do it again?

• Islamofascisim and the GOP

• Tucker is pitching right in at Jupiter

• With Crocker, Aptos has four committed to D-I baseball programs

• Honkers still have to finish above .500

• Behind the Baysox: California "rat" migrates east to make short stop

• RINGOLSBY: Team-by-team report

• Rowand Could Command $10 Million A Year

Thursday August 9, 2007

• IN FOCUS

• CSUF fibromyalgia center gets grant

• CONTINUE LEARNING

• BRIEFLY

• Ex-Cal State Fullerton admissions clerk arrested in bribery case

• Public University Clerk Bribed by Middle Eastern Students

• Arrest in university bribery case

• Former University Admissions Clerk Accused Of Taking Bribes

• MIND OVER MATTER

• CAL STATE

• BRIEFLY

• Business Beat: Aug. 8

• Bandaruk closes book on coaching career

• Protesters arrested at Rep. Sanchez's office

• MORE

• CSUF grad heads into space

• Astronaut to visit Discovery Science Center

• ANAHEIM TO BE RECOGNIZED FOR 150 YEARS OF COMMUNITY LEADERSHIP AT ANNUAL BLACK CHAMBER GALA

• New Sparks Tribune editor from California

• Daily Sparks Tribune has new editor from Calif.

• A's Kotsay: First Passion was Football

• Ex-Cal State Fullerton clerk held in bribery case

• Winning reflections

• Stowell tops in Purdy classic

Wednesday August 8, 2007

• St. Regis helps worker pay rent

• NASA spacewalker Danny Olivas to visit Santa Ana

• Cal State Fullerton Scientist To Lead Three Space Walks

• Wood's Dacey becoming a Force

Tuesday August 7, 2007

• PCL: Isotopes only too happy to work out with actor Kevin Costner

• Redlands native makes a quick leap to Broadway

• Shuttle's Caldwell earned doctorate at UC Davis

• Dan Billow

• Honkers damage Mankato's hopes

• Galleries

• 'Runners' schedule highlighted by home opener against Fresno State

Monday August 6, 2007

• Learn to monitor online traffic

• Business center expands reach

• Putting brokers out of commission

• Billionaire speaks of his legal woes

• Identical and deadly

• Californian School News

• Names in the Game

• Kevin Costner takes a break from filming a movie in Belen to sing for his fans

• Fullerton grad scheduled for space trip Wednesday

• Wish Tracy Caldwell Happy Birthday

• Mara Davi: Showin' off

• CELEBRATIONS: Engagements, births and other milestones

• A look at Eneavour's 7 astronauts

• Costner Ponders CWS Role

• 'Save Rosenblatt' Organizers Enlisting Kevin Costner

• Mayer: Seniors stabilizing influence

• Sciencedude: Shuttle launch highlights week ahead in science

• College fast break potpourri

• UCLA's Mata, Roll team up with Oregon's Taylor for friendly competition at summer league

• Teixeira's glow shines on Jackets too

Friday August 3, 2007

• AMERICA'S SCIENCE TEST

• Oh, yeah, Big West did have point-shaving scandal

• Global View: Muslims and myths

• Sciencedude: OC astronaut's trip into space delayed a day

• Do Big Alma Maters Matter?

• Rosenblatt fans try to draft Costner

• Announcement: Van Ginkel wedding

Thursday August 2, 2007

• CSF fibromyalgia center receives major grant

• BRIEFLY

• A red letter day

• EMINENT DOMAIN

• Beleaguered billionaire Henry Nciholas speaks

• BRIEFLY

• Cheerleaders hone skills at workshop in La Quinta

• TUSD NEWS

• San Ramon schools get new principals

• Suzuki staying busy

• CAL STATE

• BIZ BUZZ

• IRVINE VALLEY COLLEGE NEWS

• Galleries

• Revisiting Ms. Softball Players of Year

• Two teams, two players joining Hall

Wednesday August 1, 2007

• One graduation, two degrees

• A red letter day

• Regulatory Overkill?

• Four new principals named in San Ramon Valley

• Timberwolves trade Garnett to Celtics

• Trojans, Titans to face early challenges

• Volcanoes honor OSU, welcome Mac grads

• A banner year for Anteaters

• Mustangs take top preseason billing

• Tigers tied for sixth in poll

Tuesday July 31, 2007

• College tour gives Latino students a wider world view

• Cancer survivor hosts fundraiser for Relay for Life

• It's Oregon State Night at Volcanoes Stadium

Monday July 30, 2007

• AMERICA'S SCIENCE TEST

• Bridal mess

• North County business briefs: Rady School receives $5M gift

• 'La Bamba' is film trailblazer

• Cable tunes out talk of last year's Raiders

• Army Spc. Victor A. Garcia, 22, Rialto; dies in attack on his unit with small-arms fire

• POWER OF 'ONE'

• McArthur faces delay in pro pursuits

• Pole vaulter has mixed emotions

• Mathis' time here, 'and he's ready for it'

• Idyllic days in baseball heaven

• Di Giulio plays big for singles title

• A's rookie catcher Kurt Suzuki attempts to throw out Oriole Cored Patterson who stole second in Oakl

• Royals' Brown hits reporter near eye with pellet from toy gun

Friday July 27, 2007

• FADING AWAY TO NADA

• OUR LAGUNA Guard changes at Laguna Canyon

• Research on behavior published by scientists at California State University, Department of Psychology

• THE CLOSET AND THE CROSS

• A Place to Call Home

• Yenche soars above competition

• Revisiting Mr. Baseball Honorees

Thursday July 26, 2007

• A taste of space

• Rowland names new administrators

• Changing Course Midstream

• Yakima Bears to add top prospect

Wednesday July 25, 2007

• Republicans award scholarship

• Proving his worth

• The STS 118 Mission

• Scutaro keeps filling holes

• Haden nearly ready to test his arm

• Angels interested in making a trade?

• Tony Gwynn has always shared a special bond with his son, Anthony

Tuesday July 24, 2007

• WLA College President Reveals His Grand Plans For Baseball

• Jesse Metcalfe Must Be A Rock Star

• Morse boys a hit for Hitman

• Exodus continues as two more Honkers depart

• JOHN FORCE DRIVES HIS WAY INTO THE COUNTDOWN TO THE CHAMPIONSHIP

• Purpose pitcher

• Shortstop leaves Tigers for school in Arizona

Monday July 23, 2007

• Audit Cycle

• High school's MESA team comes in third in nation

• CounterPoint - The NCRC Survey Team Speaks Up

• L.A. -- the city of sectarian angels

• Former Disney executive selected to lead Buffalo

• Sonic Youth rockets back to 'Daydream Nation'

• Beane to dip a toe in pro soccer

• DOWN THE LINE

• UCD grad part of next shuttle team

• Sciencedude: Botox and global warming talks highlight week ahead in science

• Still Holding Out

• On the farm

• Unit to throw 2 innings in rehab

• Coaches dismayed after UO axes wrestling

Friday July 20, 2007

• How long will Potter leave us spellbound?

• 'LA BAMBA' BROUGHT LATINO CULTURE INTO MAINSTREAM

• It's been a tough road for Romero at new Hampshire

• New Walnut Valley principals

• Reunion goes swimingly for old friends

• A NEW FORCE HOLDS FORTH IN FUNNY CAR DRAG RACING

• The Future is Now For New Oakland A's Starting Catcher

• Suzuki's education accelerates in new starting role

• Suzuki getting baptism of fire

Thursday July 19, 2007

• BRIEFLY

• Disability Awareness Night at the Orange County Flyers

• Dignitaries Help Mandela Celbrate His 89th Birthday

• FRIENDS OF JAZZ

• ASHBURY COURT

• Beth Evans

• Honkers face another managerial change

• NHRA Nationals | Speeding up... to slow down

• NASA's Next Shuttle Launches California Into Space

• Anaheim awaits 'green building' certification

Wednesday July 18, 2007

• Hayden Panettiere to Sing with Greg Grunberg's Band

• Angels' Cabrera: Trade weakens Athletics

• Howard Bach - first American badminton hero

• Phillies pound Dodgers pitching

• UC Davis makes it official: School is Division I now

• Padres shell out bucks for draft picks

• Stars shine tonight

Tuesday July 17, 2007

• Quarterback calls a play for education

• Cardinale fills assistant superintendent post

• CELEBRATIONS: Engagement announcement

• Kids get cozy with creepy critters

• Is trading Kendall a signal?

• On Baseball: Works in progress

• D-Backs notebook: Salazar victim of numbers game

Monday July 16, 2007

• How long will 'Potter' leave readers, filmgoers spellbound?

• Together at birth, torn apart at death

• A small business needs a niche

• The Vault Vip Lounge Welcomes Luther Hughes and the Cannonball Coltrane Project Friday, July 20

• Line in sand for same-sex couples

• Game gets exposure in ad for VitaminWater

• HELLO THERE ...Howard Bach, U.S. badminton star

• Troubling, all right

• Amateur baseball: Ex-Gopher happy down on the farm

Friday July 13, 2007

• Is protesting now passe?

• Luther Hughes and the Cannonball Coltrane Project at the Vault VIP lounge 7/20

• A new film wave

• ASTRONAUT HAS STRONG LOCAL TIES

• Ransom-Bull

• Mark your calendar - Heart to Heart Foundation activities

• Rams reunion conjures lots of memories

• Ron Bellamy: Successful program starts at top

• Zalesky saddened by demise of Oregon wrestling

• High schools: 2007 college commitments

Thursday July 12, 2007

• VIEWPOINTS

• U.S. flag desecrated

• Superintendent stipends up for approval

• Global view: Religion in the presidential race

• Stroller Brigade goes Hawaiian

• Renowned Russian coach featured at training seminar

• Kids get into action

• Arrest in Torrez murder

• Time works in family's favor

• A hands-on experience

• BIZ SPOTLIGHT: Hush Baby caters to moms and kids

• Empathy with neglected youth

• Principal elements

• Around the Valley

• Redlands singer Keith showcases burgeoning career

• De Anza College graduates hopes to inspire others

• Departing city historian leaves hole

• UC Irvine men's basketball schedule finalized

• Wehrle making way in rookie league

• Las Lomas grad on fast track in college

Wednesday July 11, 2007

• Beyond Black & White: Transforming African American Politics

• Cal State San Bernardino aims for first doctoral degree

• Focus on targets, not funding

• Comic-Con Program Schedule-Friday

• In the Classroom: Take a peek into an FV ballet class

• Artist firms up grasp

• K-Rod helps KO NL

• Scoreboard: Your sports

Tuesday July 10, 2007

• Commie tries to get housing in order

• Aug. 25: Black Chamber of Commerce to honor Anaheim, Cal State Fullerton

• Letters: Harbor Patrol editorial founders on several points

• U.S. flag desecrated at The Arboretum

• Friends mourn Iraq vet hit by bus

• Some Surprises in Early NCRC Survey Data

• Ex-Tiger Murrell going 'home' to Portland St.

• Border crossings

• Honkers skipper is leaving team

• Inland man's 'Quest' for answers puts him on TV

• Three-run homer in sixth breaks three-year drought

Monday July 9, 2007

• Executives' Q3 Outlook Slips to Four-Year Low

• A 'bitter joy' at murder arrests

• Expert says niche is key to small business

• Fullerton researcher picks up on the skateboarding vibe

• Animals can't be heroes

• The Marlins' other Ramirez left his heart in Santa Ana

• Ashley Force endures roller-coaster ride on television, on the track

• Speaking up, speaking out

• Purposeful Theater that Matters

• Rowand's All-Star year comes at right time

• Bridging THE GAP

Friday July 6, 2007

• Armada put on a display of power

• Empowerment Report - Greg Nelson Pleads Guilty

• Today's editorial: Don't rock their boat

• Research points to inherit trait for homosexuality; some dispute

• THE GENERAL'S LAST STAND

• Stroller Brigade goes Hawaiian

• Undrafted players can make an NBA roster

• ACT-SO develops leadership skills, character in teens

• Nguyen empathizes with neglected youth

• Screen Time

• Chatwood plans to attend UCLA

• NTVA holds holiday tennis tourney

• Hall of Fame balloting 101

• Tigers' Miller riding the learning curve

• Chris Jones, last year's MVP, is fifth player to leave Honkers

• Injury Ends Season For "Honker Of The Year"

• UC Irvine announces men's 2007-08 basketball schedule

Thursday July 5, 2007

• Dr. Donald Bauman, 88, dies

• The scent of success

• Inman students get through the obstacles

• Holiday closures

• CAL STATE

• Sneaky previews

• Don't Look Gay: Why American Men Are Afraid of Intimacy with Each Other

• Lutheran South ready to hoop it up

• Bar exam was the test of time

• The Canuck connection

• Former Cal State athlete gets five years in real estate scam

• G-Mac hoping to make most of opportunity

• Ex-CV pitcher on fast track in college baseball

• Top honors for UCI's Dave Serrano

• Marlins' top pick draws raves

• Lakers close to Fisher's heart

Tuesday July 3, 2007

• Some Surprises in Early NCRC Survey Data

• Newport kindergarten teacher among inaugural Ed.D. class

• Ex-athlete gets 5-year sentence in Ponzi scheme

• Ferrier named assistant to city manager

• At this gym, they embrace the 'chaos' of sport

Monday July 2, 2007

• LifeHouse Theater Scholarship boosts budding actor

• AV Board of Trade installs Holloway

• Virtual Worlds as Social-Science Labs

• Family sues body program

• Ashley Force speeding to the top

• Hope not lost for undrafted

• The ultimate PTA mom

• Saugus Softball Stays In-House

• City's 50th Anniversary: Bringing a bit of pageantry to Fountain Valley

• Curtis Oldenkamp: Former athlete stresses teamwork in business and in his community

• Down on the farm: Baby birds bring out big bats

• Sports week in review

• Friends, family celebrate Santa Cruz coach Walton at Dodge Field

• Hawaii's legendary Tatsuno to enter Hall

• Desme agrees to terms with Oakland

• AquaSox Notebook

• Clippers decide to waive Ewing

• Fusion continues to shine on its turf

Friday June 29, 2007

• Exit exam keeping 394 students from graduating

• Corona coach dedicates himself to high school team

• Palm Springs teen makes emotional plea for border reform

• WSBE students win marketing competition

• Marc Popovich: The new San Clemente High boys basketball coach

• SUMMIT MOTORSPORTS PARK COULD GIVE ASHLEY AN EDGE

• Kennedy is making his pitch for Yankees

• Brainerd tops Honkers in Northwoods League baseball game

• Anteaters embraced by city, nation at College World Series

• AU hires baseball assistant

• Moorpark's Paul working his way up Giants' organization

• UCI's Serrano named college baseball coach of the year

• Young looking forward to reunion with Arenas

• First things first for Young, Afflalo

Thursday June 28, 2007

• Agencies step up patrols during holiday

• Winemaker returns to his Fullerton roots

• Angel and Hutchinson to lead LBCC

• Hunt gets LifeHouse Scholarship Award

• Lynbrook twins tear up the diamond, head north

• Officer finishes booze assignment

• New boss for R.C. sheriff's deputies

• Westchester program making its point

• This year's NBA draft has a giant 1-2 punch

• Anteaters' fantastic run finally ends at series

• 2006 MVP is late arrival to Honkers' nest

• Mallards Report: Wednesday, June 27

• Leave it to Beavan, who likes golf, rap & fishing

• Porcello leads the way on 2007 All-USA baseball team

• Anteaters' Serrano Named Top Coach

Wednesday June 27, 2007

• Sciencedude: CSUF's research money might dip again

• Gas station owners' suit against Shell Oil is tossed

• Step by step, researcher looks for sexuality clues

• Health Fitness Corporation Emphasizes Science Behind Health and Fitness Management with New RDO Division

• Jazz hopeful sticks to dream

• School district changes administrative lineup

• No turning back now for Titans' Brown

• Local golf, amateur baseball, WNBA, tennis

• Sooners start things off at home

Tuesday June 26, 2007

• 10 agencies to conduct increased DUI patrols

• Burke silent as panel debates hospital's fate

• Hilton's prosecuter accused of favoritism

• In NBA draft, defense isn't enough

• Top guard prospects in NBA's draft

• Pistons workout list

• Perez on fast track to major leagues

Monday June 25, 2007

• CSF Housing Authority ends project talks

• For love of the game

• Reader comments present a variety of legal questions

• Delgadillo trips up on the fast track

• Omaha considers building new stadium for CWS

• Hollywood's Sheriff

• Graduate receives life-saving gift

• Full moon highlights the week ahead in science

• Will it still be here tomorrow?

• Hotel isn't one of their favorite haunts

• Matthews remains out

• Oregon State repeats as baseball champs

• Baseball, Bren, Beall: UCI's Big Week; George Jr.'s Vows

• A Beaver Repeat: Oregon State Takes CWS

• Omaha's images remain

• Oregon State wins College World Series

• Most CWS Titles Won

• No spring to Furcal's step

• Today's editorial: Hold your snouts high, UCI

• A Record for Hit Batsmen in the College World Series

• Freshman hopes to give Beavers an early boost

• Oregon St. buries UNC, needs 1 win for repeat

• UCI's run was nothing short of spectacular

• Oregon St., UNC ready for rematch

• College World Series | Beavers pursue repeat

• 'Nays' have it as CSUB's schedule takes shape

• SCV Softball Players

Friday June 22, 2007

• Briefs: Tel Aviv Museum of Art gets new building named for the Amirs

• Contemporary urban Vietnam, onscreen

• Principal's first year at Cottonwood Canyon Elementary filled with shining moments

• Clean clothes and a little 'Housewives'

• Beavers, Tar Heels set for CWS finals rematch

• Shoulder injury sidelines Windsor in Sacramento

• Beavers will defend title

• North Carolina's 4 homers power it into College World Series final

• Eater Nation a hot spot

• Take us out to the Doll game

• Griffey had Hall of Fame look from start

• Virginia's Reynolds Says His Game Fits the NBA

Thursday June 21, 2007

• NOTABLE GRADUATES

• CSF backs out of housing project

• Four seniors compete in national science contest

• Double-barreled bidding

• Muffled boom over OC as shuttle lands at Edwards

• SEMINARS

• Embraced as underdogs, UC Irvine Anteaters attract admirers

• Irvine's run comes to an end

• Anteaters set up for future trips here

• One too many Cinderellas in Nebraska

• Anteaters oust Titans, 5-4, in record-breaking series game

• Never say die

• Great times in Omaha

• UC IRVINE UPDATE

• BEAVERS BACK IN CWS FINAL

• COLLEGE WORLD SERIES NOTEBOOK

• UCI's magical run ends

• Gillespie makes A-league All-Star game

• Rice, N.C. facing off for chance to play Oregon State for title

• Defending champs back in CWS title series

• COLLEGE WORLD SERIES: Getting beaned has become a big hit

• Beavers are back in title round of CWS

• Eisenberg has a good pitching outing for Mahoning Valley

• Coaches, players say hit batters at CWS more than coincidence

• It's Turpen Time

• OSU in command

• Beavers make it back

• Oregon State's confidence leading to dominance

• RCC's Rojo moves up with coaching job at L.B. State

• Warning: Happy column ahead, Fool ditches his dark side

• Two area Buckeyes earn Big Ten honors

Wednesday June 20, 2007

• Outlaws Notebook

• Parents upset that principal was transferred

• Stallion's athletics get leaders

• Dodgers slug Blue jays, 10-1

• Irvine eliminates Fullerton in 13 innings

• Irvine's extra special again, 8-7

• UCI's no-name heroes come through in big way

• Hit batsmen getting out of hand at CWS

• Irvine outlasts foe

• Linton's Hit 10th Lifts UC Irvine

• UC Irvine 8, Arizona St. 7, 10 innings

• Anteaters not roadkill in College World Series

Tuesday June 19, 2007

• CSF Housing Authority ends project talks

• Navigating Higher Ed for Latinos Part II: HSIs

• Four graduates awarded company's scholarships

• 'Truth,' 'Children' top winners at Key Art Awards

• Anteaters oust Titans

• Gods couldn't favor both O.C. teams

• Unprediactable Titans get sent home early

• UC Irvine men's volleyball team honored at the White House

• Irvine Holds on in Longest Series Game

• UC-Irvine tops Fullerton in longest game ever

• UC Irvine 5, Cal State Fullerton 4, 13 innings

• UC Irvine wins longest CWS game ever

• Beavers Keep Sun Devils in Check, win

• Irvine outlasts Fullerton in CWS marathon

• Rivals engage for 13 innings

• UC Irvine takes out Fullerton

• 'Easters oust the Titans

Monday June 18, 2007

• Computer science degrees soar at CSUF

• Pandas over ballpark? The horror

• Register's Anderson Set to Focus on Interactive Market

• A special torch passes

• The O.C. in Omaha

• Despite cancer, student thrives on life

• Terrorist or old friend?

• L.A. politics, celebrity intertwined

• Stadium works just fine for coaches

• Another way to trade on the Internet

• Career Paths

• Jell-O as Art

• Ex-gay or just exploited?

• Bowen is a father whom his kids and San Antonio can be proud of

• Calendar of business events

• This week's best bets: Dance

• UCI relishes role as 'new guys'

• Still learning how to pitch

• CSUF's McArthur may not play

• Good friends face off today

• Fullerton, Irvine are chasing the same dream

• Louisville knocks out MSU; Rice rolls

• Baseball players turning pro in the Northwest

• UCI's Serrano leading by example

• Pac-10, Big West showdowns Monday; Rice takes control

• Root to bring them home

• Too little. too late for Fullerton

• UCI to take on Titans

• Double Downers

• Familiar matchups will share spotlight at CWS

• It's beginner's pluck

• CWS: Beavers bring down Titans

• ASU's power display sizzles

• College World Series | Pac-10 teams open with victories

• Oregon State gets unexpected pop

• Oregon State holds off Fullerton

• Nerves wreck Irvine's World Series debut

• Arizona State eases past UC Irvine

• Unexpected hero lifts Oregon State

• College World Series: Oregon State, Arizona State survive

• Davis' home run lifts Arizona State

• College World Series

• Irvine's road to Omaha differs from Fullerton's

• Bias-ball?

• Trip to hair salon just 10 days away

• Vanderhook made associate head coach

• UC Irvine falls in College World Series opener

• Fullerton loses in CWS opener

• Davis delivers for Arizona State; Oregon State wins

• Notebook Fullerton has tales to tell about Series

• Desme named first team All-American

• Reyes gets the nod for Game 1

• Owls find day vision, score 15 runs

• Beavers feel at home in Omaha

• Oregon St. 3, Cal State Fullerton 2

• Fullerton, UC Irvine lose openers

Friday June 15, 2007

• Coaches reminisce as talk turns to proposed downtown ballpark

• White Trash, Dark Side

• Orange Pop: Wells makes the big jump

• LEAVING HIS MARK

• Titans fans have new company

• Horton, Serrano seeking success

• Oregon State arrives back in Omaha

• PV kids head to Omaha for baseball tournament

• UCI realizes diamond dream

• Cal State - Fullerton Titans (38-23)

• Marlins never had chance to savor the moment

• GSU's Ellis makes 15th trip to College World Series

• U.S. Open gets all - out coverage

• Florida hires Tigers assistant

• ASU coach misses by a mile

• Titans, Beavers follow tough paths to College World Series

• Nikkei Catcher Kurt Suzuki Makes Debut for Oakland

• Intense Football in Fairbanks?

• New look, same character

• UC Irvine crashes CWS party

• Curtis shines in Super Regionals

• The next big ping in Omaha

• Scottsdale native coaches yanks

• Shafer still going strong

• UC Irvine convinced it belongs in finals

• Internet reporting has NCAA exploring what rights are left

Thursday June 14, 2007

• Let the games begin

• Teen is a success despite life's circumstances

• Learning is bilingual for one teen

• UCI conferring record number of doctorates

• Paris gets jail visit from her parents; Sheriff under fire

• Eastside Christian welcomes new principal

• UCI to open against ASU in World Series

• UC Irvine closing on neighbor CSUF

• Titans Omaha bound

• Anteaters talk of the town

• Johnson baseball dream comes true

• Big Three bow to Bowen

• Sports Fan

• Thomas not one to keep quiet

• CSF's journey to Omaha a hard habit to break

• Walton sees Bryant's fruatration as temporary

• Fullerton also strugggled in league play

Wednesday June 13, 2007

• Costner-Horton plans require adjustment

• UCI-identity crisis also a uniform issue

• Spurs reach sweep mode

• Beavers off to OMAHA

• Bulldogs to meet Tar Heels

• College Top 25

• College: Frequent visitors,surprise Guest Highlights CWS Field

• ASU is home team against UC Irvine

• Beavers make it three Straight trips

• THE ROAD TO OMAHA

• Oregon State Has 50 Tickets still available

Tuesday June 12, 2007

• Baca faces his foes after Hilton Ordeal

• OCTA approves Rapid buses

• Basketball tourney in work

• ALL-Star Holdsclaw stuns Sparks by retiring

• Smith stands tall as draft prospect

• Oregon State keeps title defense alive

• Defending Champs earn return trip to World series

• Omaha fun comes first for Stutes

• This is the end?

• Beavers: Back to Omaha

• Oregon St. returns to CWS

Monday June 11, 2007

• Coral reef lecture, shuttle flight highlight this week's science events

• 'It's brain candy' but story commands popular attention

• Students pool efforts for MBA Cup

• Sisters are ready for camp

• Costner ditches boundaries to pursue an 'orginal' effort

• Service set for former music teacher Moran

• Fullerton beats UCLA, 12-2

• Spirit of Titans

• UCI evokes the best of CSF

• Glaus dismisses rumors

• This isn't Titanic mismatch

• UC Irvine's baseball hopes finally sink in

• Feeling the pain of someone else's victory

• Rugged Holiday UCI's spark

• Kemp finally forces his way onto roster

• Titans unexpectedly return to an expected place

• Fuji to coach Lutheran south

• At Irvine, $99 Proves Small Price for Success

• Top-seeded Rice wins in NCAA baseball

• The Draft distraction now goes away

• Angels redraft WVU QB White

• Top Phillies picks from Day 2

• A super showdown for ASU

• LA Looks for Power Switch

• Sports

• Day 2: Mariners Draft and Washington State players drafted

• Napa high grad Pridmore picked by Nationals

• King's faithful jailed by failure

• 2007 DRAFT

• Local players have shot at World Series

• THE HOT TICKET

• LAist: LAst Night's Action: Saenz Wins for Seanez

• INDIANS JUNE DRAFT SELECTIONS

• Good thing Bruin

• Young pitchers grow up fast to spark UCLA

• On The Air

• Hitting Machine

• Long-toss tunes up Linebrink

• Local Sports

• First Year Play Draft - National League

• Fullerton Super Regional Preview: UCLA bruins at Fullerton

• Rice Advances to 2nd Straight CWS

• Shockers refusing to panic

• 2nd game of UNC-USC series postponed

• ASU rallies in ninth to win opener

• Titans cruise past Bruins

• Rice, Mississippi State advance

• LCSC has best draft in school history

• Gorgen delivers gem

• Oklahoma State staves off elimination

• Feat First: Eight Locals Drafted

• Roemer pitches Complete game, gives Titans super regional Lead

• Mississippi State caps sweep

• Bruins can't win the 'battle'

• Big West wants schools to focus on basketball over less lucrative sports

• Moreland a one-man show

• Morning Briefing This isn't a titanic mismatch

• NCAA Baseball Roundup

• Sharapova plans to play Wimbledon

• Titans execute their battle plan for victory

• Fullerton Outplays UCLA

• Super Wild Start for Everyone But Titans

• Taking it to the next level

• Owls, Bulldogs sweep Super Regionals

• Cowboys or Cardinals to face rice

• College World series won't have a big 12 team

• UC Irvine wins, will make CWS debut

• Wallach's son leads Fullerton by UCLA, into CWS

• Erb has a dream season at Arizona

• Oregon State uses 9th-inning single to beat Michigan 1-0

• Job: vice president, scouting and player development

• Brooks impresses, but Bruins still fall

• Suzuki rolls in to a replace Melhuse

• UC Irvine savors 1st trip to omaha

• Gamecocks can't hold off Heels

• A Role Model

• Spurs near fourth title

• Rejecting the Media's label

• Bulls busy looking at draft prospects

• Cavs lack sure stopper against spurs

• Rice sweeps to punch its ticket to omaha

• A Role Model

• Hill: What makes Bowen so good

Friday June 8, 2007

• Three Canyon Lakers are among the TCHS valedictorians

• Santa Ana school under scrutiny over special ed

• Speaking for her sister

• Little-known UC Irvine stands tall

• The role of (self) study

• Life with Purpose: Courtney, Kerr, Todd

• Kevin Costner ditches the good-guy role in Mr. Brooks

• Kevin Can Wait

• Baseball Draft Diary

• Titans hope to continue unlikely legacy in super regional round

• Indiana high schooler Arizona's first draft

• Beavers excited to be home for Super Regionals

• Chat with CS Fullerton OF Josh Fellhauer

• Tigers Draft Worth

• Baseball draft diary

• Draft may yield talent for Oaks

• Tigers draft Al Kaline's grandson

• A super showdown for ASU

• Draft calls on YC fivesome

• Five more Highlanders chosen in baseball draft

• Local sluggers taken second and third

• ESPN strikes out with NCAA tourney coverage

• Enright the first of several area players tabbed as draft begins

• Little surprise, lots of jubilation

• Vitters gets his wish

• Bruins around at finish

• Marlins take 3B Dominguez in first round of draft

• Bounce: For Candrea,numbers count

• Super regionals are set

• Two Moore Leagues stars selected early

• MLB Draft: Chatsworth goes for two

• Marlins have high hopes for third baseman

• Mr. Indespensable

• Thursday June 7, 2007

• Let the games begin

• MADE IT

• Cathedral City High holds graduation ceremony

• Battle's not over when they enter U.S.

• Ducks fans invited to party Saturday in Anaheim

• School comes together to paint

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