Los Angeles Times - 2012-10-21

• A migration in reverse
• Beloved, but right for China?
• Boundaries hold up L.A. 911 response
• SEARING MEMORIES
• PACs are in the game for good
• HAWAII’S ROYALTY
• Family shot in Inglewood home
• A final ad barrage
• Don’t demonize teachers
• Firms fortified by the drug war
• Israel intercepts aid vessel challengin­g Gaza blockade
• Iran open to nuclear talks after U.S. election
• Their new fight is helping those in need
• 70 bodies found in a Syrian city
• Lebanon anger rises over deadly bombing
• Fear grips Denver suburbs after slaying of 10-year-old girl
• Atlantis is up next to make a big move
• First sainthood of a Native American
• Romney facing test on war and peace
• Obama greatly outspends Romney in September
• L.A. courthouse a U.S. treasure
• It’s the anti-Vegas: No gambling allowed
• Obama for president
• Courting the female vote
• DOMA ruling too favorable?
• Cuban missile crisis origins
• Too little, too late in Libya
• Applying the ‘ground game’
• Heavy price for cheaper drugs
• BALANCING ACT
• Mental health parity
• Airport’s cloudy future
• Class of ’42 looking back
• Prop. 32 may not handcuff unions
• Audio devices in Santa Clarita aim to put passersby ‘in the moment.’
• Stanford Ovshinsky, battery and solar panel inventor, dies.
• New quarters for O.C. refugee center
• Fighting red tape, 20-cent charge at CSU
• THE CUTTING EDGE
• UNCONVENTI­ONAL MEDICINE
• MEN’S HEALTH SPOTLIGHT
• BEYOND CHEMOTHERA­PY
• Upland ex-city manager arrested
• CLASSICAL GAS
• Sheryl Crow hopes to hit a high note in Hollywood Hills
• Prop. 33 serves insurer’s agenda
• HOME OF THE WEEK
• Renters hold sway in office market
• Real Estate: Scammers illegally rent out foreclosed homes.
• A world view of movies
• Before you open shop, claim a name
• An elite education may not be worth cost
• Make or break
• How to handle a shabby home next door
• Darts and craft
• The return to center stage
• Giants putting faith in pitcher
• Lack of discipline is a worrisome, genuine flaw as penalties mount
• ’Eers go cold when exposed
• Post X-factor: NFL should move uprights closer together, Sam Farmer writes.
• Gators rout Gamecocks
• U.S. looks to kick it up a notch in next stage
• Galaxy must work to get good playoff spot
• Three starters sit out exhibition loss to Jazz
• Pollard has Van Nuys playing at a peak after years in valley
• Lots of eyes on Irish
• Can he play? Axed and answered
• ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE REPORT
• SOUTHEASTE­RN CONFERENCE REPORT
• BIG TEN CONFERENCE REPORT
• Michigan does a bit better than neighbor
• Woods honors his late sibling
• Irish feel runner’s high
• Love, Furyk lead McGladrey
• Giants and Cardinals gear up
• ‘FLIGHT’S’ PATH
• Liberals’ profane comic in chief
• Hollywood values go national. Be very worried.
• New worlds to explore
• Drawn to monster classics
• A GREAT ADVENTURE SHAKES UP A COUPLE’S DYNAMIC
• HITTING HOME FOR DIRECTORS
• ‘Magic Mike’ is a fun romp
• TV THIS WEEK
• A NATION’S TRAUMA
• Taylor Swift’s music school
• Paging the minds of the nominees
• Book Review: David L. Ulin on the thin fiction of Tom Wolfe.
• Vibrant snapshots of America’s past
• China moves to preserve past
• IT ALL FITS IN BIG TENT
• A VITAL FIGURE FOR L.A. OPERA IS CERTAINLY NOT A DIVA
• FIGHTING FOR INDIANS WITH HIS CAMERA
• Lemony Snicket’s return
• In search of secret messages
• A flawed country in vivid detail
• Jamaican mysteries unfold
• Lessons from stage to screen
• IN ROTATION
• What IT Is
• Carlsen tops world champion
• HOROSCOPE
• CLASSIC SHIRTS STILL SUIT
• KAUAI’S SECRETS ARE OUT
• OTHER PIECES OF THE PAST
• Fitness-to-drive test may be the right path
• Because gas prices are a bear
• The Hawaiian monarchs
• Nongamblin­g thrills
• Hoofing it in wine country
• STAND AND DELIVER
• BUILDING ON HER BRAND
• GLAM LOOKS BY DITA
• TAKING LOCAL GLOBAL
• COOL AND CRISP
• Glow in Gold
• 3 NEW READS
• COMING HOME
• GIVING VOICE TO THE WAR
• Rod Stewart
• Ask Marilyn
• GAME DAY PIZZAS
• Boys can be affected by HPV disease too.
• “You Look Just Like …”

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