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PUBLISHED BY 2 A.M.May 18, 2008
Reuters
Big Brown, with jockey Kent Desormeaux checking on the rest of the field, cruised to victory yesterday at the Preakness Stakes in Baltimore.
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WATCHDOG REPORT | TRACKING COLLEGE BOND MONEY
Colleges see big funding, slow progress

STAFF WRITER

Since 2002, taxpayers have entrusted San Diego community college leaders with $1.5 billion to transform three campuses, modernize six adult education centers and expand academic programs.

Children drawn to Wii, but effects questioned

STAFF WRITER

Birgen Grueskin is barely 5 and already she can bowl a spare, play a game of tennis and send a golf ball flying. So can Zuzu, her 3-year-old sister. Even Race, their 18-month-old brother, gets into the act. No, they are not a family of sports prodigies.

    LIONEL VAN DEERLIN  1914-2008
    Journalist, educator was congressman from 1962-80

    STAFF WRITER

    Lionel Van Deerlin, the San Diego County icon who sandwiched nine terms in the House of Representatives between a long career in journalism and education, passed away early yesterday.

      Ex-assembly speaker Núñez looks at options for his future

      U-T SACRAMENTO BUREAU

      SACRAMENTO – As Assembly Speaker Fabian Núñez reflected on his unlikely rise from a San Diego barrio to one of the state's most powerful offices, he recalled poignant, painful moments of a generation ago.

        Doctors apologize about errors, hope to defuse anger, lawsuits

        NEW YORK TIMES NEWS SERVICE

        CHICAGO – In 40 years as a highly regarded cancer surgeon, Dr. Tapas K. Das Gupta had never made a mistake like this. As with any doctor, there had been occasional errors in diagnosis or judgment. But never, he said, had he opened up a patient and removed the wrong sliver of tissue, in this case a segment of the eighth rib instead of the ninth.

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