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Articles in Jul 27, 2008 issue of Oakland Tribune

• Blind sculptor creates art by 'seeing'
  by Chris Amico
• Spotlight shines on two Old Oakland landmarks
  by Annalee Allen
• CSM's Martinez to be honored Aug. 9
  by Anonymous
• Lurie: Trades, intense races . . . the stretch run fun has begun
  by Marty Lurie
• Daniel Borenstein: New EBMUD rates are unfair
  by Daniel Borenstein
• HOT lanes offer promise of less highway congestion
  by editorial
• Sunday Perspective: Michelle, meritocracy and me
  by Theola Labbe-DeBose commentary
• Editorial: HOT lanes offer promise of less highway congestion
  by editorial
• Thomas Peele: Watchdog column
  by Thomas Peele
• More alternatives
  by Sunday Forum
• San Carlos squad flying high at DiMaggio World Series
  by Scott Campbell
• More alternatives
  by Sunday Forum
• Demand change
  by Sunday Forum
• Ask dropouts
  by Sunday Forum
• Learning styles
  by Sunday Forum
• Track teachers
  by Sunday Forum
• SUNDAY, July 27
  by Joan Morris
• Gradation bonus
  by Sunday Forum
• Two problems
  by Sunday Forum
• Technical ed
  by Sunday Forum
• Do nothing
  by Sunday Forum
• Hicks: Today's outrage -- New Zealand judge is banning bad names for
  by Tony Hicks
• Business Bulletin Board for July 20
  by Contra Costa Times
• Loud music, sexual lyrics bother employee
  by Amy Dickinson
• Randy Cohen: Critique should be honest opinion
  by BAY AREA NEWS GROUP
• Around the Remote: Chuck Barney's TV picks for July 27-Aug. 2
  by Chuck Barney
• Pets of the week
  by Anonymous
• Chauncey Bailey Project honored by black journo's association
  by Oakland Tribune
• On the menu: Sweet & sour chicken
  by BAY AREA NEWS GROUP
• Senior fights for U.S. citizenship
  by Jeanetta Bradley
• National Association of Black Journalists honors Chauncey Bailey
  by Anonymous
• Gary Bogue: Did I really see a white raccoon in my yard?
  by Gary Bogue
• Haruki Murakami heading to UC Berkeley series
  by Sue Gilmore
• 'What It Is' is a work of true creative genius
  by Randy Myers
• Northern California best sellers, week ending July 20
  by Contra Costa Times
• Literary Calendar: Week of July 27
  by Contra Costa Times
• National best sellers: Week ending July 12
  by Contra Costa Times
• Lives are lost as police and striking longshoremen do battle
  by Nilda Rego
• It's a jungle in there: Avoid the boisterous bar scene for
  by Amy Alkon
• Annalee Allen column: Spotlight shines on two Old Oakland landmarks
  by Annalee Allen
• Dave Newhouse: Lounge lizard
  by Dave Newhouse
• Travel Q&A: Why shoe removal is not standard airport policy
  by Linda Zavoral
• Hedonistic 'Mad Men' echoes the times
  by Chuck Barney
• Who's who on 'Mad Men'
  by Chuck Barney
• Sebastopol: Where charm meets sophistication
  by Marta Yamamoto
• Tri-City area candidate filing period half over
  by Linh Tat
• Travel calendar
  by From Contra Costa Times
• Community Calendar
  by BAY AREA NEWS GROUP
• Is governor's pay cut threat just a threat?
  by Steven Harmon
• Tripipedia: Boarding passes stamped with ads
  by Ann Tatko-Peterson
• Beyond war: Experiencing Vietnam's culture, daily life
  by Ken McKowen
• Let the sun shine in with bay, bow windows
  by James Dulley
• With write-off, even nonitemizers could deduct some state, local
  by Kenneth R Harney
• Party's over, so go home
  by Miss Manners by Judith Martin
• Shed light on the subject
  by Larry Guillot
• Real Estate calendar 7/27
  by Contra Costa Times
• Real estate transactions 7/27
  by Anonymous
• Worldly needs and daily delights
  by Sandra J Cohen
• Give 'Em Hill: This outlaw is a cop's best friend
  by Angela Hill
• Walnut Creek Trader Joe's robbed at gunpoint
  by John Simerman
• Attorney says he will seek criminal charges in police shooting
  by Oakland Tribune
• Attorney says he will seek criminal charges in police shooting
  by Sean Maher
• A's bring up Patterson, demote Murton
  by Wire services
• East Contra Costa schools start classes in July
  by Paula King
• John Mayer woos, wows huge crowd of admirers at Shoreline
  by Jim Harrington
• Options for Foster City land up in the air
  by Mark Abramson
• Joan Aragone: Play games to improve your brain
  by Joan Aragone
• Chalk Talk: San Mateo County teachers sharpen skills during summer
  by BAY AREA NEWS GROUP
• A's on deck
  by BAY AREA NEWS GROUP
• Redwood City cafe to close
  by Banks Albach
• Crash in Alamo sends two to hospital
  by John Simerman
• Boy, 5, dies after Oakland motorcycle accident
  by Oakland Tribune
• Employees begin moving into new Manteca Unified School District
  by Jennifer Gokhman
• Tracy gets new postmaster
  by Anonymous
• Two public meetings could be on collision course
  by Mike Martinez
• Kelly Hill remembers Chauncey Bailey as one of its own
  by Eric Kurhi
• Richmond woman dies from beating
  by John Simerman
• Grassroots group readies for Hayward ceremony
  by Gideon Rubin
• Antioch leaders decide on name for Prewett Park community center
  by Simon Read
• Ashley Force falls from No. 1
  by Cam Inman

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