Star Tribune (Minneapolis, MN) back issues from November 2002:
CLASS AA BOYS' SOCCER CHAMPIONSHIP; It takes one; Eden Prairie scores lone goal, wins first state championship.(SPORTS)
Nov 01, 2002;
CLASS AA GIRLS' SOCCER CHAMPIONSHIP; Wayzata prevails; Swenson's goal secures state title.(SPORTS)
Nov 01, 2002;
ALL ABOUT `US!'.(VARIETY / FREETIME)
Nov 01, 2002;
Coalition launches clean-air campaign; Concerns about rise in ozone alerts led to preemptive effort.(NEWS)
Nov 01, 2002;
Air traveler alert: Wear comfy shoes; New concourse segment at airport lets passengers walk from point A to point C.(NEWS)
Nov 01, 2002;
Pilot leader: Airlines need to cut capacity.(BUSINESS)
Nov 01, 2002;
Guilty plea in bank fraud case.(BUSINESS)
Nov 01, 2002;
Sportsmen have two good choices.(SPORTS)(Dennis Anderson)
Nov 01, 2002
ASHCAN REBELS; United around teacher Robert Henri and a desire to reflect even the grimiest urban reality, the Ashcan artists were aesthetic revolutionaries. A new show of their work disappoints.(VARIETY / FREETIME)
Nov 01, 2002;
THIS WEEK'S BEST BETS; MOVIES; `HORNS AND HALOS'.(VARIETY / FREETIME)
Nov 01, 2002;
AUTUMN'S GAME; Cured, thanks to faith; Northwestern of Roseville's Palke turns to prayer to heal ailment.(SPORTS)(SERIES: AUTUMN'S GAME)
Nov 01, 2002;
Biernat will get separate trial on one fraud charge.(NEWS)
Nov 01, 2002;
BIG TEN NOTEBOOK; Paterno turning into grumpy guy.(SPORTS)
Nov 01, 2002;
The Bushes and Cheney coming to campaign.(NEWS)
Nov 01, 2002;
GOP defends messages to send in ballots immediately.(NEWS)
Nov 01, 2002;
Chance to vote differs by county; Some auditors mailed out new absentee ballots before ordered.(NEWS)
Nov 01, 2002;
THIS WEEK'S BEST BETS; CLASSICAL; GIANTS OF THE HIGH BAROQUE.(VARIETY
Nov 01, 2002;
College football INSIDER; Bulldogs eager to hunt Gator; Spurrier's gone; so is Georgia's fear of Florida.(SPORTS)
Nov 01, 2002;
Lively crowds building Coleman's confidence; He tells supporters in 5 cities that the underdog will win.(NEWS)
Nov 01, 2002;
Wellstone pilot had felony record; Richard Conry was found guilty of mail fraud in 1990. The NTSB reviews a crew's background after a crash.(NEWS)
Nov 01, 2002;
Political `perfect storm' could create power flip-flop in Senate; What if? A combination of laws and election results could shift control several times before Jan. 1.(NEWS)
Nov 01, 2002;
Richfield patisserie is tres magnifique.(VARIETY / FREETIME)(CHECK, PLEASE)
Nov 01, 2002;
CORRECTIONS.(NEWS)(CORRECTIONS)
Nov 01, 2002
THE DISH; UNHOLY TRINITY.(VARIETY / FREETIME)
Nov 01, 2002;
Judges; First District; Accusations, complaints fly in judicial race.(NEWS)
Nov 01, 2002;
NOTEWORTHY IN NOVEMBER; From the classic Holidazzle parade to a new traveling exhibit on Vikings, here's a month of events to be thankful for.(VARIETY / FREETIME)
Nov 01, 2002;
THIS WEEK'S BEST BETS; FAMILY; DAN ZANES.(VARIETY / FREETIME)
Nov 01, 2002;
Legislature; Preferences in seven races.(NEWS)(Editorial)
Nov 01, 2002
Playoff theme continues for Edina; Hornets face third Lake Conference team in a row: top-ranked Eden Prairie.(SPORTS)
Nov 01, 2002;
Cowboy, veteran face off; Sparely funded Lemen challenges longtime Rep. Oberstar.(NEWS)
Nov 01, 2002;
Letters from readers.(NEWS)(Letter to the Editor)
Nov 01, 2002
Judges; Second District; While Finley touts record, opponent criticizes his past.(NEWS)
Nov 01, 2002;
Dozens flee apartment fire in Edina; Halloween blaze causes extensive damage; cause being investigated.(NEWS)
Nov 01, 2002;
FREEBIE OF THE WEEK.(VARIETY / FREETIME)
Nov 01, 2002;
Scientists link an herbicide to sex abnormalities in frogs; A researcher studying frogs exposed to very low levels of atrazine, a common weedkiller used on farm crops, found males that developed female characteristics. An industry expert disputes the study.(NEWS)
Nov 01, 2002;
Gas bills to rise sharply; November prices expected to be 13% higher than '01.(NEWS)
Nov 01, 2002;
THE PRICE OF SURVIVAL; A Holocaust drama poses the thorny question: How far would you go to save your life?(VARIETY / FREETIME)
Nov 01, 2002;
Depressing `Zone' was a joy to make.(VARIETY / FREETIME)
Nov 01, 2002;
Gubernatorial hopefuls stump across state; With the spotlight shifted, the four major-party hopefuls want to make sure voters don't forget about them.(NEWS)
Nov 01, 2002;
4 WHEEL CIRCUS; Skateboard icon Tony Hawk has retired from competition but still dominates the sport in other ways, including a crossover tour that combines music and action sports.(VARIETY / FREETIME)
Nov 01, 2002;
WILD NOTES; Blouin traded to Canadiens.(SPORTS)
Nov 01, 2002;
Mondale reveals review on issues; His positions were close to those taken by Sen. Wellstone and at odds with Coleman's, with the exception of free trade.(NEWS)
Nov 01, 2002;
Item World; LOCAL NEWS & VIEWS.(VARIETY / FREETIME)
Nov 01, 2002;
Veteran campaigner gets back on the trail; She has been out of limelight but not out of politics; Laurie Coleman and Joan Mondale are in the forefront as their husbands square off in the U.S. Senate race. Both are familiar with the demands of campaigning, and both have been active outside of politics in the arts community.(NEWS)
Nov 01, 2002;
A fresh role for veggie building; Hammers and saws invade former Produce Exchange.(NEWS)(Around St. Paul)
Nov 01, 2002;
Judges; Fourth District; In Hennepin County, voters get to be the judge.(NEWS)
Nov 01, 2002;
Ambiguity of absurdist `Chairs' doesn't sit very well.(NEWS)
Nov 01, 2002;
Leading a private life in the public spotlight; Actress, model has had success, experienced loss; Laurie Coleman and Joan Mondale are in the forefront as their husbands square off in the U.S. Senate race. Both are familiar with the demands of campaigning, and both have been active outside of politics in the arts community.(NEWS)
Nov 01, 2002;
Big Wu loses guitarist, gains momentum with CD.(VARIETY / FREETIME)(LOCAL MUSIC)
Nov 01, 2002;
SECOND LOOK; These ongoing events, reviewed previously by our critics, also are best bets:.(VARIETY / FREETIME)
Nov 01, 2002;
Mars Music says it's going out of business.(BUSINESS)
Nov 01, 2002;
THE BOUNCE; WHO'S UP; WHO'S DOWN.(VARIETY / FREETIME)
Nov 01, 2002;
Mondale is fit to run and to serve, his doctor says; A letter from the candidate's physician says that the former vice president is in `excellent shape' and a model patient.(NEWS)
Nov 01, 2002;
Service on Range will honor victims.(NEWS)
Nov 01, 2002;
Mondale starts his run, says he will debate; He wants to talk to Minnesotans in town meetings first.(NEWS)
Nov 01, 2002;
Nash Finch postpones earnings, says change in auditors is reason; Deloitte replaced Ernst & Young.(BUSINESS)
Nov 01, 2002;
Forever Homer; You can't have too much of a good thing, which is why "The Simpsons" are still packing them in.(VARIETY / FREETIME)
Nov 01, 2002;
The Dome: Love it or hate it, it's been profitable.(BUSINESS)(ON BUSINESS)
Nov 01, 2002;
This time, Harvey low-key on school vote; St. Paul schools chief walks fine line between board, foes of levy increase.(NEWS)
Nov 01, 2002;
Zholtok gives club whatever it needs.(SPORTS)(Patrick Reusse)
Nov 01, 2002;
Group blasts school levy requests; The Taxpayers League says districts mislead voters about funding. Educators say that's not the case.(NEWS)
Nov 01, 2002;
TV THIS WEEKEND.(VARIETY / FREETIME)
Nov 01, 2002;
Two pilots wanted to be aviators since boyhood; Guess, Conry both had deep love of flying.(NEWS)
Nov 01, 2002;
THIS WEEK'S BEST BETS; HIP-HOP; NELLY.(BUSINESS)
Nov 01, 2002;
Regulators ask Xcel about meter services.(BUSINESS)
Nov 01, 2002;