Age Before Duty (Los Angeles Times)

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Duty, Honor, Family (Los Angeles Times)

Duty, Honor, Family (Los Angeles Times) 01/06/2005 06:53 AM
Los Angeles Times - SILVER LAKE, Kan. — In the winter of 1966, Kendall Phelps enlisted in the Marine Corps. As he stepped onto the tarmac, ready to head off to the Vietnam War, Phelps saw his father cry for the first time.

They're Off! (To the Gym) (Los Angeles
Times)

They're Off! (To the Gym) (Los Angeles
Times) 05/25/2004 05:16 AM
Los Angeles Times - VERSAILLES, Ky. — Just days after arthroscopic surgery to remove bone chips from an inflamed ankle, the athlete was back in training, huffing hard as he jogged on an underwater treadmill.

We Eat; Therefore, They Are (Los Angeles
Times)

We Eat; Therefore, They Are (Los Angeles
Times) 08/10/2004 05:24 AM
Los Angeles Times - BETHESDA, Md. — Inside a packed ballroom at the local Holiday Inn, 13 government-appointed scientists sat regally around a table, debating servings of fish.

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Olé? No Way, Say Chinese (Los
Angeles Times)

Olé? No Way, Say Chinese (Los
Angeles Times) 05/11/2004 05:02 AM
Los Angeles Times - BEIJING — "Foreign Bulls Head for the Middle Kingdom."

Going Away for the Gold (Los Angeles
Times)

Going Away for the Gold (Los Angeles
Times) 08/11/2004 04:42 AM
Los Angeles Times - It is a quintessential Olympic moment, hundreds of athletes marching into the stadium, drenching the field in the banners and colors of their nations. But when the 2004 Summer Games in Athens begin with this traditional opening ceremony, take a closer look.

More Than One Can Conceive (Los Angeles
Times)

More Than One Can Conceive (Los Angeles
Times) 12/30/2004 06:51 AM
Los Angeles Times - CLEVELAND — The elephant dung was no trouble at all. When the circus came to town, Percy Skuy simply showed up with a bucket and politely asked the keeper if he could collect a few droppings.

Cranking It Up (Los Angeles Times)

Cranking It Up (Los Angeles Times) 05/31/2004 05:38 AM
Los Angeles Times - On a Sunday they'd hoped not to work, the Lakers reported to their El Segundo practice facility and faced more of a Western Conference finals they'd hoped not to prolong.

They May Protest Too Much (Los Angeles
Times)

They May Protest Too Much (Los Angeles
Times) 05/24/2004 07:52 AM
Los Angeles Times - MEXICO CITY — Shakespeare warned about the ides of March, and T.S. Eliot dubbed April the cruelest month. But they never lived in Mexico City, where May delivers a special kind of misery.

It Seems Everybody Has an Opinion About
Her (Los Angeles Times)

It Seems Everybody Has an Opinion About
Her (Los Angeles Times) 08/01/2004 05:16 AM
Los Angeles Times - BOSTON — Teresa Heinz Kerry is a political wife unlike any this country has seen. But can she affect an election? Some think it's possible.

The Los Angeles Times goes multimedia

The Los Angeles Times goes multimedia 03/21/2003 12:14 AM
The Los Angeles Times goes multimedia. For the past few weeks, the LA Times has begun a significant push into offering video, audio, and interactive Flash on their website. One of the most interesting aspects is that the paper has moved one step beyond simply replaying AP Television clips as many sites have done; the LA Times writers are stand before the cameras and microphones themselves and report stories in a stuttering, non-hairsprayed, introverted demeanor that I find very refreshing, though so far I have gleaned very little additional information from it. When does (or can) this mode of journalism on the web rise above gimmickry or 'just because we can' and add value to a written article? Can video/tv news rise above mere spectacle?

Fat, and Happy About It (Los Angeles
Times)

Fat, and Happy About It (Los Angeles
Times) 02/19/2004 06:41 AM
Los Angeles Times - The newspaper ad inviting fat people to learn about El Camino Hospital's new weight-loss surgery program held out the opportunity to be not just a thinner person, but a better one.

Here, It's Ladies' Day Every Day (Los
Angeles Times)

Here, It's Ladies' Day Every Day (Los
Angeles Times) 06/12/2004 04:43 AM
Los Angeles Times - RIYADH, Saudi Arabia — There is no heavenly sentry outside the Ladies' Kingdom, only a listless pair of khaki-clad policemen ready to run off any errant men. The women make their way past the gatekeepers, disappear behind frosted glass and step into a shopping center all their own.

An Icon, and Then He's Gone (Los Angeles
Times)

An Icon, and Then He's Gone (Los Angeles
Times) 06/04/2004 05:47 AM
Los Angeles Times - BEIJING — For many foreigners, he is Tiananmen Square's most recognizable figure, outshining even Chairman Mao Tse-tung — whose body still lies in state at a far end of the vast public space.

Bluesman's Son Gets His Due (Los Angeles
Times)

Bluesman's Son Gets His Due (Los Angeles
Times) 06/02/2004 05:30 AM
Los Angeles Times - CRYSTAL SPRINGS, Miss. — Inside the pink brick estate he built with a blues fortune, 72-year-old Claud Johnson cannot shake the habits he formed when he was a poor man.

Far From Ready for More War (Los Angeles
Times)

Far From Ready for More War (Los Angeles
Times) 05/15/2004 05:51 AM
Los Angeles Times - FT. CAMPBELL, Ky. — From their first days as "Screaming Eagles," the 18,000 soldiers of the Army's 101st Airborne Division are taught to be ready for anything. As the force's proud creed goes: "First in, last out."

Los Angeles Times - Registration

Los Angeles Times - Registration 12/02/2003 12:28 AM

One Year Later:Where Is Iraq? (Los
Angeles Times)

One Year Later:Where Is Iraq? (Los
Angeles Times) 04/09/2004 04:00 PM
Los Angeles Times - John Daniszewski was in Baghdad throughout the war and has continued reporting there during the U.S. occupation. This is his impression of the conflict's aftermath.

Changes in Rhythm for Florida (Los
Angeles Times)

Changes in Rhythm for Florida (Los
Angeles Times) 06/28/2004 05:01 AM
Los Angeles Times - COCONUT CREEK, Fla. — The gaudy plastic palms blaze with light, speakers boom the cucu bop, cucu bop rhythm of salsa — and the floor at the Goldcoast Ballroom quickly fills.

The Tourist Who Ran the Place (Los
Angeles Times)

The Tourist Who Ran the Place (Los
Angeles Times) 01/24/2004 10:21 AM
Los Angeles Times - HANOI — It took more than half a century of bloodshed and exile, but Nguyen Cao Ky, the ardent anticommunist and former ruler of South Vietnam, has finally come home to this communist capital.

Far From Soldiers of Fortune (Los
Angeles Times)

Far From Soldiers of Fortune (Los
Angeles Times) 05/12/2004 05:36 AM
Los Angeles Times - FERDINAND, Ind. — When Pat Fromme shipped out last year for a six-month tour in Iraq with the Indiana National Guard, the citizen soldier left behind a farm, a wife, three kids and 27,000 turkeys.

A Long Look at Response to Brief (Los
Angeles Times)

A Long Look at Response to Brief (Los
Angeles Times) 04/12/2004 04:53 AM
Los Angeles Times - WASHINGTON — One day after the release of a top-secret report delivered to President Bush only five weeks before the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, the spotlight shifted to a pair of new questions: How did the president respond? And what did the FBI do?

Williams Is Taking It Seriously (Los
Angeles Times)

Williams Is Taking It Seriously (Los
Angeles Times) 06/30/2004 04:57 AM
Los Angeles Times - WIMBLEDON, England — There was not a hint of a smile from Serena Williams. Not when she blasted a 126-mph serve, fastest by a woman in Wimbledon history, past a befuddled Tatiana Golovin. Not when she finished off the first set in 27 minutes by winning 12 of the final 15 points. Not when she won 19 of 21 points in a dominating stretch of the second set.

7 Arrested in Hog and Dog Competitions
(Los Angeles Times)

7 Arrested in Hog and Dog Competitions
(Los Angeles Times) 12/22/2004 01:22 AM
Los Angeles Times - ATLANTA — Law enforcement authorities arrested seven people over the weekend on animal cruelty charges stemming from "hog dogging" events, in which pit bulls or bulldogs are placed in a pen with pigs or wild boars and are timed as they pin the squealing animals with their powerful jaws.

Most 'Arrested by Mistake' (Los Angeles
Times)

Most 'Arrested by Mistake' (Los Angeles
Times) 05/11/2004 05:02 AM
Los Angeles Times - WASHINGTON — Coalition military intelligence officials estimated that 70% to 90% of prisoners detained in Iraq since the war began last year "had been arrested by mistake," according to a confidential Red Cross report given to the Bush administration earlier this year.

President Says War Was 'Right' (Los
Angeles Times)

President Says War Was 'Right' (Los
Angeles Times) 08/03/2004 05:35 AM
Los Angeles Times - WASHINGTON — President Bush declared Monday that "knowing what I know today, we still would have gone on into Iraq," signaling that revelations of flaws in the prewar intelligence had not changed his mind about the wisdom of attacking and removing Saddam Hussein from power.

They've Outlived the Stigma (Los Angeles
Times)

They've Outlived the Stigma (Los Angeles
Times) 09/25/2004 05:53 AM
Los Angeles Times - CHIRAN, Japan — These are the dusky days of old age that kamikaze pilots like Shigeyoshi Hamazono were not supposed to see.

A Night With the Powerless (Los Angeles
Times)

A Night With the Powerless (Los Angeles
Times) 06/24/2004 04:50 AM
Los Angeles Times - BAGHDAD — Night is the worst time, everyone in the Qadr family agrees.

An Eden Above the City (Los Angeles
Times)

An Eden Above the City (Los Angeles
Times) 05/15/2004 05:51 AM
Los Angeles Times - NEW YORK — In the warrens of Manhattan, a meadow hovers above the asphalt outwash of warehouses and abandoned factories.

A Chicken in Every Driveway (Los Angeles
Times)

A Chicken in Every Driveway (Los Angeles
Times) 08/06/2004 05:53 AM
Los Angeles Times - FITZGERALD, Ga. — At the end of the day in Fitzgerald, when shop owners hang up "closed" signs and the fierce heat fades a little, chickens come out of the shadows. They hop across Main Street, tail feathers arching delicately behind them. They scratch and scratch on lawns, with one ropy foot cocked in the air. Roosters, their wattles electric red, chase hens around azaleas.

Seeking Life as We Know It (Los Angeles
Times)

Seeking Life as We Know It (Los Angeles
Times) 03/06/2004 02:06 AM
Los Angeles Times - Albert Einstein once famously wondered whether God had a choice in how he created the universe. His unanswered question drives physics to this day.

Squeezed Into Oblivion? (Los Angeles
Times)

Squeezed Into Oblivion? (Los Angeles
Times) 05/14/2004 06:23 AM
Los Angeles Times - LAKE PLACID, Fla. — The rotund, early ripening Hamlins and the yellowish, elongated Pineapples have all been picked. Soon it will be the Valencias' turn, and Mason G. Smoak plucks one of the smooth-skinned fruit from the tree and opens it with a serrated knife to see if it's ready.

Equal Right to Fight (Los Angeles Times)

Equal Right to Fight (Los Angeles Times) 04/10/2004 05:07 AM
Los Angeles Times - CARLISLE, Pa. — Kimberly Fahnestock Voelz is buried near the church where she was baptized, a few miles across fallow farm fields from the stables where she raised quarter horses as a teenager. Next door is the yellow frame house she left one day in 1996 and, without telling her parents, joined the Army.

Rather May Have Been a Victim of His Own
Style (Los Angeles Times)

Rather May Have Been a Victim of His Own
Style (Los Angeles Times) 09/26/2004 05:01 AM
Los Angeles Times - NEW YORK — The network newsman was in hot pursuit of presidential wrongdoing, never afraid to ask tough questions. And his work, he reflected later, had met the highest standards.

Politics a hot read (Los Angeles Times)

Politics a hot read (Los Angeles Times) 04/10/2004 05:07 AM
Los Angeles Times - Former Wall Street Journal reporter Ron Suskind figured his book — ex-Treasury Secretary Paul H. O'Neill's biting insider account of the Bush administration — might get a little attention. But that was before "The Price of Loyalty" (Simon & Schuster) blow-torched its way to the top of bestseller lists.

Down to a Few States, Debates (Los
Angeles Times)

Down to a Few States, Debates (Los
Angeles Times) 09/26/2004 05:01 AM
Los Angeles Times - With five weeks remaining in the presidential contest, the race has narrowed to a struggle over roughly a dozen states, with President Bush holding the advantage in the fight for the 270 electoral votes needed to win the White House.

Dense Matter Indeed (Los Angeles Times)

Dense Matter Indeed (Los Angeles Times) 05/13/2004 06:43 AM
Los Angeles Times - John Schwarz, a string theory pioneer at Caltech, is working to solve the deepest mysteries of the universe. A tougher task might be explaining his labors to the public.

A New Breed of Priest (Los Angeles
Times)

A New Breed of Priest (Los Angeles
Times) 07/31/2004 05:28 AM
Los Angeles Times - It's hard to miss Father Marcos Gonzalez, who wears an ankle-length black cassock every day, a garment most priests tossed out decades ago. But it's not just his clothes that bespeak an older, more traditional era of his Roman Catholic Church.

Dodgers Get a Move On (Los Angeles
Times)

Dodgers Get a Move On (Los Angeles
Times) 07/31/2004 05:27 AM
Los Angeles Times - SAN DIEGO — The Dodgers are in first place in the National League West and have the third-best record in baseball, but that didn't stop first-year General Manager Paul DePodesta from essentially taking a stick of dynamite to his roster Friday. And an even bigger blast could come today.
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