Los Angeles Times - 2012-04-01

• HOMEMADE REVOLT
• Are Dodgers’ buyers in for remorse?
• GOP lawyers see tilt to activist high court
• Deported, a father may lose his three sons
• California­ns wary of data gathering
• Major League Baseball preview
• A TITANIC CENTURY
• Pending cuts weigh on JPL
• IPO will test Facebook exec
• The calculus of ER charges
• By-elections are crucial milestone for Myanmar
• China targets Web to quell rumors
• Candidate shakes up Egypt
• FOR THE RECORD
• Where tribal justice still reigns
• Clinton turns up pressure on Iran
• Thailand hit by three bombings
• Ample coverage, but little clarity
• Marchers call for arrest in Trayvon Martin case
• Federal officials discuss civil rights investigat­ion
• Husband of missing Utah woman spun web of deception, police say
• Tombstone’s final resting place?
• Early spring confuses plants, birds and squirrels
• Pitching to Wisconsin conservati­ves
• HIV study focuses on black women
• Dodgers: Lots of green, some blue
• ‘Monkey’ business, again
• The doubting conservati­ves
• Still not a woman’s world
• A universe without purpose
• The nuclear countdown in Iran
• A nuclear Iran is too much to risk
• A son heads off to war
• Race: It’s gotten personal for Obama
• $30 billion may be cut from bullet train cost
• Students hurt by cuts to AP fee waivers
• Extreme sports:
• Facing the public:
• MILITARY DEATHS
• Format change for ‘Hour of Power’
• L.A. County Science Fair goes beyond amateur
• UC education hurt by leftism, report finds
• Cal Poly Pomona is in the money
• NO BRAIN, NO GAIN
• IF YOU BUILD IT, JOBS WILL COME
• STARTING UP
• BE THE CHANGE
• TECH CRUNCH
• Southern writer with darkly comic vision
• Raiders trainer created widely used knee brace
• Get ready to take one in the wallet for the home team
• Condos don’t hold candle to new place
• HOME OF THE WEEK
• Real Estate:
• HOW I MADE IT
• ASSOCIATIO­NS
• RENT WATCH
• MONEY TALK
• Interview tips
• Likely vision of Dodgers’ buyers won’t come cheap
• Wildcats win the battle of bluegrass
• Coast busters
• Paul is numbingly good for Clippers
• Chalk it up
• Kings lose to Wild in a shootout, and division race tightens up.
• Sam Farmer predicts quarterbac­ks in three of top four spots.
• Read all about it
• Lakers turn it on late, but are they tuning out Brown?
• Sjodin catches Tseng in the wind
• Ducks are of no help to Kings
• Durant shrugs off MVP talk
• COAST TO COAST
• Bryant brings up fatigue
• A lot on his plate, so Bynum dishes
• Spurs extend win streak to seven
• FIRST ROUND IS ON HIM
• Highlights at scrimmage are on video board, not on field
• WEST DIVISION
• EAST DIVISION
• CENTRAL DIVISION
• CENTRAL DIVISION
• EAST DIVISION
• WEST DIVISION
• A two-pitcher race for No. 5 spot
• Kershaw has a harsh opinion . . . of himself
• Dodgers 9, Arizona 3
• U.S. goes out with a whimper, but don’t panic
• For Galaxy, it’s raining and pouring
• Mexico and Honduras earn berths
• Monterosso takes Dubai Cup
• Knicks’ Lin will have knee surgery
• Baylor seeks a perfect finish
• Putting the mix back in radio
• A GENTLE NEW VOICE FROM INDONESIA
• A tourist in this town
• Shooting prompts ad changes
• SAGA OF A ‘WAR HORSE’
• SEX COLUMNIST DAN SAVAGE HEADS TO COLLEGE
• GETTING A PRESIDENT ELECTED, ’92 STYLE
• Critics’ Choices
• Also in Theaters
• Events & Revivals
• ‘Magic’ inspiratio­n started back in the day
• The literary life of an infamous liner
• TV THIS WEEK
• A GROUNDED MODERNIST
• CINDY SHERMAN’S INFLUENTIA­L AUTO-DRAMA
• A TRUE SUNSET STRIP DIE-HARD
• A TRIPLE PLAY OF LIVELY BASEBALL YARNS
• Canvas of the forest
• Putting live beat to the digital
• AWORD FROM TIM RICE
• ABSURDIST LESSON IN THE BIRTH OF AMERICA
• 294 AUTHORS AND ONE BIG BOOK
• ‘Minimal Wave Tapes Vol. 2’
• They play a game, we make it personal
• Unmoored, in Lynchian world
• The tale of a son of a serial killer
• GALLERIES
• Today’s Ice Cream Flavors
• Scholastic finale approaches
• When a tell isn’t really a tell
• KIDS’ BOOK REVIEWS
• WALK A MILE ... OR 100
• STROLLING OVER HILL AND DALE IN WALES
• MOM, DAUGHTER WALK IT OUT & TALK IT OUT
• Fares: What’s driving them?
• Big Ditch takes its toll
• Films & programs
• An extraordin­ary journey
• Behind the ‘Andrew Harper’ mask
• THE BEST WAY TO CHIPPING CAMPDEN, ENGLAND
• Keeping airfares in check
• Fun VW trips
• SHOW ME THE MONEY
• “I don’t look at life as a battle”
• A League of His Own
• Spring Peas with Eggs and Ham
• Snack Smarts
• Super-powerful “Diet Pills” Make Comeback

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