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Articles in Feb 15, 2005 issue of Oakland Tribune

• 'Middle Kingdom' beyond superlatives
  by Keith Kreitman, CONTRIBUTOR
• High school
• DA: Mall gunman had Columbine fascination
  by By Michael Hill
• Easy steps to fix NCS soccer seeding problems
  by Dennis Miller, STAFF WRITER,,
• Hot line takes calls for the heartbroken
  by Christine Morente, STAFF WRITER
• Tow truck crashes -- without driver
• A more uplifting experience at the bra store
• Bush lobbies for Patriot Act as attorney general is sworn in
  by By Nedra Pickler
• Red Cross seeking heroes
  by Aaron Swarts, STAFF WRITER
• Take a walk for tsunami victims
  by FROM STAFF REPORTS
• Using newspapers as a teaching tool
  by Aaron Swarts, STAFF WRITER
• Get off the phone
• You won't find boring beers at Hayward's Bistro this week
  by William Brand, STAFF WRITER
• Obituaries
• WELCOMING THE ROOSTER
• Curfew gets six months for review
• Obituaries
  by Obituaries
• Bears fall in women's Big Swim
  by STAFF REPORTS
• Revival of hope for peace in Middle East
• Hope revived for peace in the Middle East
• Real estate expert gives advice to club
  by David Morrill, BUSINESS WRITER
• Newark debates Junior Reserves
  by Linh Tat, STAFF WRITER
• Get off the phone
• Deadly bombings jolt Philippines
• Heart to heart: Medical center gives shocking gift
  by Sajid Farooq, STAFF WRITER
• Valentine's Day happiness at fingertips
  by Nicole Neroulias, STAFF WRITER
• Judge reprimands Oakland for not following mandate
  by Heather MacDonald, STAFF WRITER
• Alvarenga helps Skyline stay unbeaten
  by STAFF REPORT
• Council delays mansion decision
  by By Christine Morente
• Stanford women top Bears in Big Swim
  by STAFF REPORTS
• Cops fret over rash of recent carjacks
  by Ricci Graham, STAFF WRITER
• Programmers strive to make computers more understanding
  by Francine Brevetti, BUSINESS WRITER
• School board seeks to fill opening
  by FROM STAFF REPORTS
• 'Monster' alive, senseless at SF Playhouse
  by Chad Jones, STAFF WRITER
• Wine draws Pleasanton crowd
  by Matt Carter, STAFF WRITER
• Stanford women top Bears in Big Swim
  by STAFF REPORTS
• Backhoe makes its mark on ATM
  by Kara Andrade, CORRESPONDENT
• Kids gift of paint brightens shelter preschool
  by Nicole Neroulias, STAFF WRITER
• Student dispute goes to hearing
  by Linh Tat, STAFF WRITER
• Revival of hope for peace in the Mideast
• Suspect sought in robbery attempt
  by FROM STAFF REPORTS
• Nun killed in Brazil has Belmont ties
  by BY STAFF
• Restaurants worth checking out
• Warriors get 2 draft picks for Robinson
  by Dave Del Grande, STAFF WRITER
• National nonprofit to train principals
• Price of revelations
• Decades later, America's ready for England's Be Bop Deluxe
  by Tom Lanham, CONTRIBUTOR
• Extra people
• Sanitation district looks to reduce levels of mercury
  by FROM STAFF REPORTS
• Supervisors ask for details on probation curfew
  by FROM STAFF REPORTS
• Study debates value of flu shot for elderly
  by By Carla K. Johnson
• Inappropriate words
• More downtown work starting soon
  by Mike Martinez, STAFF WRITER
• A different 'Othello,' but still Shakespeare
  by By Chad Jones
• Comcast offers challenge to FSN
• Crab festivals and tours
• SHRINKING
  by CHARLES DHARAPAK -- Associated Press
• Thief brandishing backhoe can't reap cash from ATM
  by Kara Andrade CORRESPONDENT
• Danville film fest filled with kids' stars
  by Jeanine Benca, STAFF WRITER
• Judge puts city police on notice
  by Heather MacDonald, STAFF WRITER
• St. Mary's girls hold off Huskies
  by LeAnn Shea, CORRESPONDENT
• Bush asks for $82 billion more
  by By Deb Riechmann
• Write to us
• Feast fit for a king, especially when Kings a dog
• Supes to set goals for new housing chief
  by Emily Fancher, STAFF WRITER
• Differing views of 'Vive le difference!'
• To love...
• Woman proves shes not dead
  by Matt Carter PLEASANTON , STAFF WRITER
• Don't be a square(pants); go to the Danville film fest
  by Jeanine Benca, STAFF WRITER
• Strong field begins County postseason
  by Simi Lee, CORRESPONDENT
• Carjackings run rampant
  by Ricci Graham, STAFF WRITER
• Students write with passion
• Agency hoping to expand services
  by Barry Shatzman, STAFF WRITER
• Umpires still taking sides
• Finger paints bring needy children together
  by Nicole Neroulias, STAFF WRITER
• DANCE OF HISTORY
• NO LONGER HOMELESS
• Obituaries
  by Obituaries
• New book to quench thirst for knowledge of Foster City history
  by Malaika Fraley, STAFF WRITER
• High school

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