Vancouver Sun - 2013-09-25

• The power of print
• In my house, words mattered
• OUR FAVOURITE BOOKS: EDUCATORS SHARE THEIR PICKS
• Paragon revamps BC Place project
• MPs line up for a shot at B. C. NDP leadership
• CAPTAIN CANADA
• SHARP DRESSED MEN
• SERGE OF POPULARITY
• BOWLING PIN SPARED
• THIS DAY IN HISTORY: SEPTEMBER 25, 1957
• Whiz kid shines at Google science fair
• World’s top schools courting Canadian students
• Is Tanzanian woman a victim or a liar?
• In- hock B. C. Liberal fires convincing salvo in war for corporate donations
• Doctor’s work challenges effectiven­ess of antidepres­sants
• Proposal for hydro dam on Similkamee­n River raises concerns
• ‘ MAY GOD HAVE MERCY ON YOUR SOUL’
• MERCIFUL INJUSTICE
• Light shed on public service pension plans
• Quebec Charter of Values a step in the right direction
• How the B. C. economy can prosper
• Lack of pipeline capacity costs $ 50 million a day
• Skills training key to providing enough workers for constructi­on boom in B. C.
• Coalition urges greater government effort to save B. C.’ s threatened grizzlies
• Baseball and books are a real double- play
• OUR FAVOURITE BOOKS: EDUCATORS SHARE THEIR PICKS
• ‘KENYA HAS STARED DOWN EVIL’
• Global warming’s odds don’t convince critics
• Rowing into the history books
• Nuke talks poised to resume
• ‘ What worries me is how I’m going to die’
• Father admitted to slapping baby left disabled by abuse, assault trial hears
• Syrian refugee flood strains the host communitie­s
• Action needed if Syria reneges on weapons, Obama insists
• Legal mistake dashed Texas man’s citizenshi­p hopes for decades
• Long, strange trip ends for VW van
• Greenpeace activists face charges over Arctic protest
• Quake rattles remote area, killing at least 182 and possibly creating small island
• Ukraine agrees to lease out farmland
• Disgraced Bo Xilai appeals guilty verdict
• Homes for B. C. seniors and people with disabiliti­es
• The Health Care System’s ‘ emerging needs’
• Ottawa stepping up on OAS direct deposits
• Embrace the art of cruising
• FALL WANDERLUST
• Sacred Headwaters miner leaves area
• Silver Wheaton ponders Peru pact
• An appeal to close rich- poor gap
• Former marine takes over as new Sears Canada boss
• A& W withholds additives in burgers
• Natural gas top of mind as Japan’s PM visits Canada
• McDonald’s seeks Starbucks crowd
• Bid for BlackBerry sparks little optimism
• SAFE SHIPPING FOR CANADA’S OIL
• Anatomy of an oil tanker
• Sick system could put burden on private sector
• CONSUMER INSIGHT OFFICER.
• TSX GainS deSpiTe drop in commodiTie­S
• A flawed masterpiec­e at Mosaic
• WHITECAPS: MILLER MAY BE FORCED TO MISS RSL MATCH
• Sharks shell- Lack the backup
• Tortorella unfazed by Vancouver’s long travel logistics
• Birthday at home not a happy party for injured Foord
• Kessel hack draws ban for rest of pre- season
• London’s Wembley Stadium hosts lowly Vikings, Steelers
• Vancouver tour’s expanded season reaches finish line this weekend in Langley
• Torres on target as Chelsea downs Swindon
• Medicine that eats like a meal
• AWARD WAR:
• STRONG MENSWEAR TRENDS THAT STAND OUT
• Lost Pickford silent movie found in barn
• HOROSCOPE
• Gabrielle selected as Canada’s Oscar entry
• Chocolates, a challenge and a charity
• Down- Home Shrimp
• SMARTEN UP
• Emmy has its own special effect for Vancouver winner
• Fox’s show sincere, not cynical
• The New York Times Crossword

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