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David 'Zuma Dogg' Saltzburg: L.A. mayoral candidate
With the March 3 primary election drawing near, The Times asked all candidates for Los Angeles mayor to respond to questions about key issues facing the nation's second-largest city. Here are the responses from candidate David "Zuma Dogg" Saltzburg: 1)...Tags: Disasters and Accidents, Renewable Energy, Regional Authority, Health and Safety at Work, Fires
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Best of 2007: Nirvana, starting at 12 grand
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterDesire, the Buddha informs us, is the root of all suffering -- also, a leading cause of alimony, but let's move on. The craving for comfort, luxury, prestige and me-first acceleration drives us to buy more car than we absolutely need to go from point A...Tags: Dick Cheney, Car Guides and Reviews, Dan Neil, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Automotive Equipment
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For Hall and Oates, a new appreciation
Times Pop Music CriticDaryl Hall and John Oates, the Hugo Boss-clad kingpins of Reagan-era pop, seemed destined for the casino-circuit dotage most pop stars eventually face -- their new music largely ignored, their fan base fading to nothingness. But then, around 2005,...Tags: Phil Collins, Wyclef Jean, Popular Music (genre), Death Cab for Cutie (music group), Invention and Innovation
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Singing while under suspicion in Myanmar
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterThe military government's tightening grip doesn't give people here much to sing about, and when they do feel the urge to make music, even that can be risky. The generals who rule Myanmar have spies snooping around for subversives in the most unlikely...Tags: Yale University, Social Issues, Yangon (Burma), Duke Ellington, Hinduism
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South capsules
1. OHIO STATE LOCATION: Columbus. ENROLLMENT: 47,952 HOW THEY GOT HERE: Won Big Ten tourney RECORD: 30-3 RPI: 1st. RECORD VS. FIELD: 11-3. NCAA HISTORY: This is 24th appearance, second in a row and sixth in nine years. Ohio State's most recent Final...Tags: History, Pat Boone, Roy Orbison, Health, New England Patriots
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In Campaign 2008, the story's the thing
On the front page of Thursday's Los Angeles Times was a story about John McCain. It was not really a news article but a story that could have begun: "Once upon a time ... " We were told McCain's history, from his parents' romantic elopement to Tijuana...Tags: Yale University, Abraham Lincoln, George W. Bush, Islam, Sarah Palin
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Tay leads turnaround for Harvard women
Times Staff WriterHarvard isn't exactly the first school one thinks of when the notion of tradition and championships in women's basketball is discussed. And this season's edition of the Crimson, with its 15-12 record, probably doesn't send shivers up the spines of...Tags: Hakeem Olajuwon, Chicago Bears, National Basketball Association, Teaching and Learning, University of California
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Equal rights for the bilious, choleric, melancholic and sanguine!
Can a law prohibiting job discrimination itself be discriminatory? That's the charge being leveled against a compromise version of the Employment Non-Discrimination Act, or ENDA, a bill in Congress that would add sexual orientation but not gender...Tags: Employers, Nancy Pelosi, Justice System, Career and Workplace, Basketball
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Clinton campaign fundraising
2007-10-22 11:02:04.0 Administrator2: Hello and welcome to the Politics Chat! We're here live with Scott Kraft, Peter Nicholas, Tom Hamburger and Johanna Neuman! 2007-10-22 11:02:39.0 Administrator2: Welcome Scott, Peter, Tom, and Johanna! 2007-10-22...Tags: Social Issues, Employees, John Kerry, Politics, Career and Workplace
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L.A. mayoral candidates describe what sets them apart
Click link to jump to a specific candidate's answer to this question posed by The Times: What distinguishes you from the other candidates in the race? (Note: Gordon Turner and Bruce Darian didn't respond.) Carlos Alvarez Gordon Turner Walter Moore...Tags: Jamie Kennedy, Wages and Pensions, Regional Authority, Business Enterprises, Human Rights
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'Admission' by Jean Hanff Korelitz
Parents of students aspiring to elite universities may want to wait to read Jean Hanff Korelitz's novel "Admission," about a Princeton admissions officer in crisis. Korelitz's depiction will reinforce their fear that getting into an Ivy League school...Tags: Colleges and Universities, Education
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Rye's the guy at Florida State
Times Staff WriterSouthern California is a hotbed for all sports but especially baseball. It seems that it would take a lot to lure a local standout away from the good weather and high expectations that this part of the state provides, but Florida isn't a bad alternative....Tags: Florida State Seminoles, Teaching and Learning, National Collegiate Athletic Association, Soccer, Colleges and Universities
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