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Articles in Feb 27, 2005 issue of Oakland Tribune

• Buzzer-beater sinks CSUEB
  by Jimmy Durkin, STAFF WRITER
• Fans cast Oscar votes early: It's 'Ray' all the way
  by Barry Shatzman, STAFF WRITER
• A little TLC may jump-start new mother's sex drive
• Smiles and surgery make perfect match for nonprofit
  by Josh Richman, STAFF WRITER
• O'Dowd's hard-won crown
  by Matt Schwab, CORRESPONDENT
• High school Boys basketball BSAL PLAYOFFS Championship at Albany
• A woman who sounds angry -- and means it
• Twice is nice for O'Dowd
  by Matt Schwab, CORRESPONDENT
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• High school Boys basketball CCS DIVISION V PLAYOFFS At Burlingame
• Covenant marriages aimed at reducing divorce rates
  by Eric Gorski, DENVER POST
• O'Dowd finally claims NCS crown
  by Matt Schwab, CORRESPONDENT
• Educators: School cuts embarrassing
  by Grace Rauh, STAFF WRITER
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• CEO helps Straw Hat grab bigger slice of pie
  by David Morrill, BUSINESS WRITER
• Some consultant conflicts could drain retirement
• Gurganious delivers for St. Mary's
  by David Schoen, STAFF WRITER
• Movie critics are way off
• Not just another number
  by Kristin Bender, STAFF WRITER
• Morning drive-by leaves minor wound
  by FROM STAFF REPORTS
• Hard work still paying off for Sadat
  by Ken Silman, STAFF WRITER
• Casual teen sex not the problem
• Letter acknowledged triumphs
• Child may qualify for gifted program
• Fremont teenagers showcase talents
  by FROM STAFF REPORTS
• Shop around for discount broker Q:YOU WROTE that discount broker
• The day Social Security began
• Moises always trying to prove self to dad
  by Andrew Baggarly, STAFF WRITER
• Buzzer-beater foils CSU East Bay
  by STAFF REPORT
• A's pitcher Haren throws dad a curve
  by Josh Suchon, STAFF WRITER
• Tennyson's clutch wins help to state NCS case
  by STAFF REPORTS
• Are we mature enough to end Black History Month?
• Here's to another year of Growing Older
• PAL helps keep kids off street, in the ring
  by Barry Shatzman, STAFF WRITER
• Third time indeed a charm for Washington
  by Payam Jahromi, STAFF WRITER
• Bush seeks to alter FDR's 'deal'
• Murder often more personal to female killers
  by By Kristin Bender
• Bears take a step back
  by Jeff Faraudo, STAFF WRITER,,
• Putting 2004 film lineup to bed
• New TV program guides debut this week
• Boundary decisions stall; new talks set
  by Rebecca F. Johnson, STAFF WRITER
• Professor testifies on modern slavery
  by Josh Richman, STAFF WRITER
• Casual teen sex not the problem
• Police probe crucifixion of squirrel
  by Simon Read, STAFF WRITER
• CSUEB faculty shows off latest art works
  by Katy Murphy, STAFF WRITER
• Match Play's 2 unlikely finalists
• Blacks need to step up and fund King Center, monument
• One year, 88 homicides, a city's pain
• Economic revival around Asia?
• Bay Area native helps people reduce stress, find peace
  by Paul Hirsch, CORRESPONDENT
• P.A.L. keeps kids off street, in ring
  by Barry Shatzman, STAFF WRITER
• Byrne delivers, accompanied by strings, marching band
  by Jim Harrington, CONTRIBUTOR
• Gannon pay cut helps Raiders
  by Jerry McDonald, STAFF WRITER
• After giving it careful consideration, the Oscar will go to...
• Former POWs remember the Philippines liberation
  by Lea Blevins, STAFF WRITER
• Sadat not satisfied despite trip to state
  by Billy Ortiz, STAFF WRITER
• De La Salle dominates Monte Vista to win title
  by STAFF REPORTS
• Workouts possible with diabetes, but proper guidance required
• Local moviegoers pulling for 'Ray'
  by Barry Shatzman, STAFF WRITER
• Are we mature enough to end Black History Month?
• MV girls not to be denied
• Ronny's patience pays off
  by Steve R. Waterhouse, STAFF WRITER
• Albany's Porras makes State despite injury
  by Steve R. Waterhouse, STAFF WRITER
• The more Las Vegas grows, the thirstier it gets
• Assisted suicide should go on the ballot
• Here's a layman's guide to a Q&A with Alan Greenspan
• Assisted suicide should go on the ballot
• Economic revival around Asia?
• Million dollar question
• Baron era opens on Warriors bench
  by Dave Del Grande, STAFF WRITER
• Uninsured residents jump at chance to go under knife
  by Josh Richman, STAFF WRITER
• Are we mature enough to end Black History Month?
• Oaklanders unite for comfort in the shadow of grief
  by Angela Hill, STAFF WRITER
• Consultant conflicts could
• On hold
  by Eve Mitchell, BUSINESS WRITER
• Movies portraying the disabled nothing new for the Oscars
  by Barry Caine, STAFF WRITER
• Earth Day -- time to clean up
  by Karen Holzmeister, STAFF WRITER
• Smart planning
• You can saddle up and try out the paniolo lifestyle
• Not telling full story

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