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Articles in Mar 14, 2003 issue of Deseret News (Salt Lake City)

• Books: Leisure reading
• 'The Hunted' is appallingly gory
  by Jeff ViceDeseret News movie critic
• Brilliant, violent 'City of God' is adrenaline rush
  by Jeff ViceDeseret News movie critic
• Unfortunate fare at the Asian Star
  by Stephanie Tanner-BrownDeseret News restaurant critic
• Bring in the clowns
• Modest ad earns praise
• Freedom fries, other silliness
  by Deseret News editorial
• 'Best of MWC' gives the Utes a few more honors
  by Mike Sorensen
• Injuries sideline Tkachuk, Gilmour
  by Associated Press
• Engineering wannabes can throttle Heber train
  by Brice WallaceDeseret News business writer
• Moderates want a lid on Bush's tax-cut plan
  by Alan Fram Associated Press writer
• Fort Union eatery knew pair all too well
  by Angie WellingDeseret News staff writer
• Smart saga photos
• Jackson closing in on his idol's record
  by Tim BuckleyDeseret News sports writer
• Complex picture of pair emerges
  by Elaine Jarvik
• Caption only: New out-patient surgical center opens in W.V.
• Volunteers needed for various duties
• Disabled in U.S.
• Auditions
• Myriad musical influences on Warlock
  by Scott IwasakiDeseret News music editor
• Rethinking relationships
  by Susan WhitneyDeseret News staff writer
• Shame on overpaid stars
• Please, Mr. President, give diplomacy a last chance
  by Thomas L. Friedman
• Travolta wants buildings to burn in Baltimore
• Slow but steady earns U. a win
  by Dick HarmonDeseret News sports writer
• Don't press for full story, expert says
  by Lois M. CollinsDeseret News staff writer
• Lewis and Clark's leadership skills revealed
  by Tad WalchDeseret News staff writer
• Schwab ends contributions to 401(k) retirement plans
  by New York Times News Service
• Caption only: Cougarettes glide off the field
• New coach runs practice -- literally
  by Jeff CallDeseret News sports writer
• Utahns nearly gave up hope
  by Copyright 2003 Deseret News By Donna Kemp SpanglerDeseret News staff
• Ballam will perform at St. George concert
• Mitchell charged with retail theft
• Obituary: Gale Quinton Sundberg
• Ice packs are valuable resource for injuries
  by Alton Thygerson
• Grateful Dead -- a CD at a time
  by Scott IwasakiDeseret News music editor
• Pelicans take wing on new stamps
  by Syd Kronish AP weekly features
• 'Spring a Pet' at PETCO
• Back 'organic' standards
• Caption only: Chowing down
• Birthdays for Friday, March 14
• Miners find hitting zone in 11-1 rout of Vikings
• Delta hits turbulence in rankings on service
  by Russell Grantham Cox News Service
• New drugs to fight AIDS get FDA nod
  by Laura Meckler Associated Press writer
• WorldCom will write down $45 billion in goodwill
  by Associated Press
• Californians stunned that Elizabeth was among them
  by Michelle Morgante Associated Press
• Griffins head to semifinals
  by Associated Press
• Man is in the doghouse after abusing stepson
• Traffic stop yields 6.8 pounds of cocaine
• Obituary: Ida Fern Gallup
• Obituary: Orpha L. Spainhower Curtis
• Dogs helpful to people with various disabilities
  by Abigail Van Buren
• 'Evict' skunks with lights
  by Hints
• 'Cody Banks' flat, redundant
  by Jeff ViceDeseret News movie critic
• Utah 'Idol' survives
  by Scott D. PierceDeseret News television editor
• 'Provo Girl' adds fizz to 'Rock 99'
  by Lynn AraveDeseret News radio editor
• Guns don't kill people
• Weekend calendar
• Weber St. women going for a 2nd straight BSC title
  by Andrew AragonDeseret News sports writer
• Campus notes
• Nets look alive with win
  by Associated Press
• UVSC tuition hike marches forward
  by Tad WalchDeseret News staff writer
• I-15 in Utah County is reaching crisis point
  by Associated Press
• Still a deadlock on AMBER Alert bill
  by Lee DavidsonDeseret News Washington correspondent
• Y. grad OK'd for appeals court
  by Lee DavidsonDeseret News Washington correspondent
• New York fire kills 2, burns 10 buildings
• Associate dean at U. honored
• Obituary: Guido Gaz
• Obituary: Kumen Burt Davis
• Yoga helps free children's mind, teaches movement and flexibility
  by Chandra Harris Scripps Howard News Service
• National critics give show positive reviews
• National Sphinx prize sweet for W.V. violinist
  by Rebecca HowardDeseret News music critic
• No kidding? No blarney
  by Karl A. Van Asselt
• Praise for caring officers
• Chinese villagers loot ancient tombs
  by Joe McDonald Associated Press writer
• Drummer's lawsuit says rockers reneged on deal
• Sports transactions
• Pacers find turmoil -- on and off court
  by Dan Gelston Associated Press writer
• SkyWest delays financial reports
  by Jenifer K. NiiDeseret News staff writer
• Booksellers protesting 'Harry Potter' direct sales
  by Associated Press

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