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Thursday, December 26, 2002
WORLD&NATION
Chickenpox vaccine works, but how well?
Inoculated children break out in bumps. The good news: Cases are less severe. The bad news: Another shot may be needed. Story
North Korea loading fuel at reactor site
In a dispute with the United States, North Korea decided Dec. 12 to restart its nuclear facilities. Story
OPINION and COLUMNS
Editorial: Medicare mess
Editorial: Sexton's gifts to children
Letters: St. Petersburg acted hastily on casino ship
Ernest Hooper: An expert's advice on raising the children
WORLD&NATION
Chickenpox vaccine works, but how well?
North Korea loading fuel at reactor site
TAMPA BAY
Legal ease enters courtroom
SPORTS
Bucs hope to put this streak out in the cold
Gator QB again considers NFL
(Almost) a whole new atmosphere
He's got the (out)look
Sacramento keeps Los Angeles down
STATE
Science, FCAT meet
Tycoon drops excess, picks up university
ARTS&ENTERTAINMENT
The eyes of Scrubs
Side show
No math needed for this 'Proof'
In the news
PASCO
Lawmakers to lend an ear to the public
A holly jolly, but working, day
HERNANDO
Gifts overwhelm boys at youth shelter
Three local dishes ready for national exposure
CITRUS
Man held in church lot rape
What's the state of education?
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Looking for an alternative to New Year's Eve in front of the TV? Here are a few other suggestions for Tuesday. Story
[Times art: Christian Potter Drury]
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SUV vs. MINI: a tale of the tape
In this corner, that brutish SUV, the Ford Excursion. And the challenger, the cute but cheeky MINI Cooper. At stake: the hearts and minds of motorists? Story
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TAMPA BAY
Legal ease enters courtroom
A technologically literate Pinellas company can make a trial lawyer's job much easier, fair or not. Story
SPORTS
Bucs hope to put this streak out in the cold
New players think this is the season the string of cold-weather losses ends. Story
Gator QB again considers NFL
But unlike last season, Rex Grossman does not have eye-popping stats. Story
(Almost) a whole new atmosphere
Little remains of the hallowed Forum, home of the Canadiens and ghosts. Story
He's got the (out)look
Tennis is helping make Tampa's James Blake a hot commodity, but he keeps things in perspective. Story
Pro football challenge: Click here to play
STATE
Tycoon drops excess, picks up university
The millionaire founder of Domino's Pizza decided he was committing the sin of pride, so he sold his business to open a Catholic school. Story
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Residents of Metropolitan Ministries homeless shelter are treated to a family portrait. 