Story archive for February 1999

Monday, March 1

• If Baron Davis abdicates now, his Bruin legacy won't be secure

• Semana de la Raza unites Latinos

• Bosnian student eases pain of war with music

• Pens pose deadly threat at concert

• Model minority myth detrimental to everyone

• Point guard slam-dunks a great season

• Pillow talk

• Victorious Bruins clip Rice Owls' wings

• Calligraphy draws from religion, art

• Programs push academics, but may discourage diversity

• Falling in love with UCLA not hard to do

• Bunche spoke out for peace, equality

• Sound Bites

• Letters

• Team's performance progresses

• McNown, Farris have same rights as non-athletes

• Washington stays alive with victory over UCLA

• The right shape

• Bruins eaten alive, lose six straight to Cougars

• Community examines guns

• Service center to relocate

• Community Briefs

• New vice chancellors to improve finance, communication

Friday, Feb. 26

• Bruins brace for coming competition

• At stake: tolerance for gay community

• Troupe leaps upon human expression

• Matadors hand team third-straight loss

• Weak Wazzu gets walloped in Westwood

• Once Upon A Mattress

• Letters

• Screenscene

• Chicana writer receives first Cara Award for inspiring workGroups honor unknown artists to boost awa

• Cougars on the prowl for Bruins; key UCLA player out with injury

• Hollywood figures erase acting barriers

• Don't let college life mask societal ills

• Website infringes upon university's trademark

• Fight Power

• Legend strikes notes in history

• 30 years of struggle

• Ho Chi Minh poster creates tension in community

• Gadzuric out for season

• Community Briefs

• PET scan inventor honored for achievements

• Civil rights movement achieved much, but must continue

• Speaks Out

• Bruins prepare to face top teams in Pac-10

Thursday, Feb. 25

• Los Angeles, once home of champions, has only losers

• Community Briefs

• Pho Ha features authentic Vietnamese cuisine at prices students can afford

• Battling Blazes

• Hockey Briefs

• Arizona proposes initiative to end bilingual education

• Celebrities perform on STAGE to raise money, awareness for AIDS-related charities

• Black men must step forward, be leaders

• Problems overseas, at home stem from common travesty

• UCLA among disability friendly campuses

• PAC-10 Notebook

• Stolen sign draws concern over policies

• Sound Bites

• Sweatshops offer good jobs, chance to achieve better life

• Thumbs up for movie critic Siskel's legacy of dissent

• Unprepared Bruins lose to UCI in five

• Back-to-back competitions provide squad with warm-up

• More loans, fewer grants available

• Paintballing has moments of pain, glory

• AE Briefs

• College Briefs

• Grammys honor sales, not talent, of musicians

• Epoch Proportions

• Matt Fong coming to UCLA to discuss education issues

• Bruins try to trap Cougars in Pauley

• Budget raises tuition costs, but not financial aid awards

Wednesday, Feb. 24

• Rape attempts create concern about safety of students

• Rodman's antics sure to exercise evil influenceon young Lakers

• Proposal will increase fees, funding for projects

• Football briefs

• Community Briefs

• Basketball notebook

• W.soccer briefs

• Bruins look to grub on Anteaters

• 'Tiger' studies emotional plight of Asian Americans

• A surgical wink

• Organizations unite Latinos during event

• Activists often go to extremes

• Team fired up for Pac-10 championships

• UCLA Healthcare moves to local level

• Music's big night out

• Court decision places blame on rape victims

• Educators question maintenance of state standards in charter schools

• Diplomat visits UCLA to accept accolades

• Winners never quit

Tuesday, Feb. 23

• Crime Alert

• Turbulent tournament ends well

• UCLA's net winnings meet no match

• The k factor

• Pain makes dying bearable

• Community colleges fall upon hard times

• Letters

• 'Saints' author finds magic, delight in everyday life

• Liaison program links patients, volunteers

• Bruins bounce back after loss to Georgia

• UCLA strikes out UNLV Classic contenders

• Money does not oil wheels of activism

• Thumbs up/thumbs down

• Youth is served

• The golf gods deny athlete chance to set record score

• W basketball briefs

• Community Briefs

• Widow of Yitzhak Rabin speaks at UCLA

• Curtain calls

• Latin American films get day in the sun at festival

• The roots of illadelph

Monday, Feb. 22

• Study strives to help couples maintain wedded bliss

• UCLA sparkles with 12th invite win

• Merchants petition for head to quit

• Dating guide only shows a good Feller is hard to find

• Getting out the Kinks

• Campus dining services finds its savior

• Enthusiasts brush up conversation skills with language clubs

• Community Briefs

• Food for Thought

• Sound Bites

• Songs of Sonny and Cher beat on with coming film

• Novel squirms of tedium, not titillation

• Bus plan would create unlimited opportunities

• Bruins turn Orangemen blue with 60-point half

• Bruins team up to take eighth-straight victory

• Films may be short in length, but long on spirit, energy

• Getting more than they asked for

• Lemons bars spur oh-so-sweet win

• Spiritual trip to India softens singer

• Graduate student enrollment at UCs lagging

• Charter school acclaim opens new methods to teaching

• Saving Face

• That's Aliotti for UCLA's defensive coordinator

Friday, Feb. 19

• Even playing video games has dark side

• 'Porn to Rock' comes up impotent

• Students revamp effort to repeal policies

• UC Regents weigh options

• Bruins shut down CSUN hitting

• Alumni association to hold student career conference

• No. 1 Bruins can now enroll on URSA OnLine

• Shiny and new

• UCLA expects a challenge from Syracuse

• Chicanos, Native Americans emphasize solidarity, history

• Spring training mixes memories of past, promise of new season

• New Sunset bus line draws criticism

• UCSB teaches Bruins errors of their ways

• Cheating investigation overlooks facts

• This time, the interviewer is in spotlight

• Community Briefs

• Team heads to San Diego in quest for consistency

• Screen Scene

• Content of controversial ads intended to amuse, not offend

• Crashing computers, neglected nominations ...

• Following the Path

• Point, Click, Buy

Thursday, Feb. 18

• Cultural night students voice perspectives on Tiananmen

• Ads spark apology response

• UCLA re-entry student program in works

• University policy root cause of passivity among students

• Female leaders ready to change world

• Strutzel triumph highlights meet

• PAC-10 Notebook

• Errors sink Bruin squad in match against UCSB

• Clinton reveals plans for economic surplus

• Community Briefs

• A & E Briefs

• Rock for the cause

• Burning Desire

• High salaries endanger major league baseball

• Northridge gets double shalacking

• GSA attempts to beef up participation

• Sound Bites

• Self-absorption generates rampant campus apathy

• Bruin squad has Trojans in its pocket

Wednesday, Feb. 17

• Community college offers alternative

• L.A. Opera offers its version of "La Travita"

• SAGE upset by Carnesale letter to campus

• Cameras provide security for UCLA stores

• UCLA alumna nominated for seat on federal bench

• Women exercise right to stalk men

• Davis' meeting with Zedillo impraoves communications

• No. 3 Bruins celebrate winsin Fiesta Bowl Tournament

• Mixed-up lineup relies on all players

• Ten is not Enough

• Vegetarian heaven provides real food at good prices

• Ten is not enough

• Pan-African festivities help commemorate Black History Month

• Concert goers lack etiquette, maturity, respect for others

• Community Briefs

• Lecturer provides insight into plight of Armenians

• World gets taste of cultural opportunities in Los Angeles

• Bruin win streak ends in heartbreaker to USC

• U.S. Constitution guards freedom of expression

• Sophomore divers plunge into leadership

• Engineer this!

• UCLA hopes to continue run over Matadors

Tuesday, Feb. 16

• Lack of heart leaves Bruins flailing in Cal

• Russia is rapidly unravelling

• Women's Swimming and Diving Briefs

• Gov. Davis' academic plans receive legislative approval

• George Clinton, P-Funk's smooth grooves leave fans starry eyed

• Melancholy & Modernism

• Spirited games

• Board wants Janss Dome repainted

• Lingering

• Letters

• UCLA must settle for mixed results against Bay Area teams

• Mardi Gras comes to Royce Hall

• Team serves up USC's first loss

• Stellar opening round not enough as team settles for 11th place in Hawaii tournament

• Bruins easily take weekend matches

• Clinton wins bipartisan acquittal

• Curtain Calls

• UCLA bears bittersweet weekend run

• Melancholy & Modernism

• Thumbs Up Thumbs Down

• Contractor cited for safety violations

Friday, Feb. 12

• No Valentine this year? Don't fret - it's really not important

• Speaks Out

• Swimming & Water Polo Briefs

• Rules help lovelorn survive barrage of romance, joy

• Team to meet its match vs. USC

• Valentine's Day provides opportunities to be creative

• Fowler Museum exhibit wrapped in African pride

• Merchant of the Night

• Bruins weather elements, but fall during tournament

• Alone, but not desperate

• Democrats, Republicans try to refocus after trial

• Squad set to improve record in weekend matches against SDSU, UCSD

• Sex problems rampant in U.S.

• UCLA prepared for next emergency

• Prop. 209 may widen faculty gender gap

• Even UCLA isn't immune to crazesurrounding popular Beanie Babies

• Sex often replaces love

• UCLA cannot appeal ruling

• Trees prevent Bruin victory over Stanford

• Either UCLA, USC must face first loss of season

• Finding prince sweetens holiday for once-bitter Cinderella

• Screenscene

• Letters

• Bruins to face top teams in Arizona

• UCLA faces tough competition in Big Ball tournament

• Cheating Hearts

Thursday, Feb. 11

• Journals return after extended hiatus to meet student needs

• Bruins tame Toreros for close win

• Free Burma group needs student support

• Mardi Gras Madness

• UCLA takes on Stanford on road

• Los Angeles considers rewriting city charter

• San Francisco's Train embarks on success with confidence

• Guarding a Memory

• For UCLA students, employees and Alumni Association members.

• Crime in decline

• Performer brings hybrid style, flair to U.S. audiences with Royce visit

• Kerckhoff renovation cramps offices

• Season's best team effort helps bring down Trojans

• President allots funds to boost AmeriCorps

• Privilege of higher learning not open to underachievers

• Politics of American capitalism, social structure limit education

• Sound Bites

Wednesday, Feb. 10

• ASUCLA's drive for profit cuts down services

• Basketball Briefs

• Letters

• Cancer patient awaits transplant

• Bruins stretch legs in record-breaking meet

• Lebanese cafe offers lots for little cash

• TA motivation should be learning, not earnings

• Extra dinner hour still has students puzzled

• UCLA to rein in Toreros

• UCLA to oust Trojans in 'SC court

• Magical mystery tour

• Basketball fans of UCLA unite: Let's beat USC, party in Pauley

• E-Nurse offers students opportunities for quick medical advice

• Media hinder clueless Americans

• Academic senate looks at cheating allegations

• Community briefs

• Trash talk

• Coach sets legacy with 800th victory

• Honkeys antics attract full houses

• Big Rude Jake puts swagger into swing

Tuesday, Feb. 9

• Letters

• Artist brings Jewish history to life

• Thumbs up/thumbs down

• All psyched up

• Bruins wind up for win over UCSB

• Sangam to screen unique South Asian films

• Bruins still beaming after Pac-10 loss

• Kick habit of overspending

• Lawsuit shuts down daytime curfew

• UCLA experiences top teams at championships

• Smoke screen

• Latinas unlikely to have insurance, study reports

• UCLA alumnus could not have blueprinted successful career

• Old school style will always pave way for athletes of modern times

• Avalanche of music

Monday, Feb. 8

• Westwood housing prices decrease

• Former champions fall in season opener

• Freshman hitter swats Yellow Jackets

• Shooting to Success

• Bruins score sweet revenge over Oregon State

• UCLA players show off their bats

• America makes TV a religious experience

• Community Briefs

• Zealous fans eagerly await yet another awards show

• Deep bench, Naeve's powerful play lead Bruins past UCI in four games

• Mother Nature toughest opponent for UCLA

• Golf team up to the challenge

• Soundbites

• University, residents fight in alley

• Ex-commander speaks on plight of El Salvador

• Letters

• UCLA law students, faculty act up during annual musical

• Odd couple tells true story of jazz band's earliest days

• Conference addresses issues of LGBT community

• USAC looks to stop hate crimes with education

• UCLA loses legal battle over Erath's documents

• Look for Lakers to top league in abbreviated season for NBA

Friday, Feb. 5

• Community Briefs

• UCLA hopes Yellow Jackets don't sting struggling team

• Culture Night to be a GALA affair

• Impressionable images

• Donation of a lifetime

• We need outreach to broaden campus diversity

• Speaks Out

• Bruins fall for first time in Pac-10

• Citing alleged forced labor, organizations protest tour

• Bruins to avenge loss to Beavers

• Screenscene

• Nurses claim attendance policy jeopardizes patient health

• Event to stress issues of LGBT community

• Bruins hope to revitalize their game against UC Irvine tonight

• Monument gives sick children hope

• 'Rocky Horror Show' livens up the stage

• La Cucina opening awaits final approval

• Movie critic's comments just opinion, not hard facts

• UCLA insurance helps, not enough

• Davis' buzzer shot sends Ducks quacking

• Feelings of love, desire soar in 'Furioso'

• New software allows faster, cheaper Bruin OnLine access

• Students susceptible to spell of boredom

Thursday, Feb. 4

• Baseball Notebook

• Cuban ballet company celebrates culture in performance

• Getting his due

• Celebrity role-models offer diversion from everyday life

• USAC does more than protest, complain

• Women talk about trials, tribulations of show biz

• Matadors all bull; UCLA wins easily

• Interdisciplinary institute hosts seminar series

• Bruins raise heads after loss, conquer New Mexico easily

• PAC-10 Notebook

• Media's influence subverts quest to discover meaning

• Any other name not quite same for pop group Lucie Gamelon

• Commission's ads cause controversy

• Bruins paddle Waves to claim tough match

• Cooking and Cleaning 101

• Anderson School ranks with best

• Sound Bites

• Death sentence of activist gets global attention

• Football team sows another bumper crop of freshmen

• Tournament proves players ready to tackle Pac-10 season

• Sawyer shares story of hope

• Apology shifts focus back to basketball

• Espinoza speaks on UC issues

• Book tour focuses on Turkey, Armenia

Wednesday, Feb. 3

• Homeowners must recognize local diversity

• Into the woods

• Police state interferes with freedom

• UCLA back in ball game after probation

• LAUSD stresses English comprehension to improve students' education

• Students lose money over job offer

• Community Briefs

• Old news, young views

• Neuroscience building to host Cafe Synapse

• Basketball Notebook

• Unranked Matadors set for running of the Bruins

• Younger generations must voice opinions on Social Security issue

• Wunderbar! German restaurant has all the right stuff

• Family band Melky Sedek adds classic sound to R&B

• Twilight Zone stats befuddle Lavin

• Letters

• Regents look to raise out-of-state tuition at UCs

Tuesday, Feb. 2

• Doing God's Work

• Unruly golf fans show hazards of large crowds

• Bruins scare away Sun Devils, Wildcats

• Medical plan cares at bargain prices

• Breaking the Mold

• Dental institute narrows quest for new director of UCLA school

• Lu Valle falls short of fiscal expectations

• Thumbs Up Thumbs Down

• Letters

• UCLA hopes pitching will blow Waves away

• Unicamp, Greek community work together for children's sake

• Bruins defeat Arizona; stumble against ASU

• Curtain Calls

• A Man and His Organ

• Dissecting the Major

• Chamber group offers intimate serenade

• View world through own eyes

• Future lawyers argue in mock trials

Monday, Feb. 1

• Microsoft deserves anti-trust investigation

• Letters

• Ferociously determined team handsprings into all-around title victory

• The rhythm is gonna get you

• Sound bites

• Bruins call for activism during contest

• Community Briefs

• Bruins muzzle Cougars with resounding win

• To mark his 80th birthday, and Black History Month, we take a look back at a legend, friends, collea

• Cluster of diversity

• Loss leaves foul taste in Bruin mouths

• Celine's titanic success a mystery

• Week of Remembrance events fail to draw crowds

• Breaking up is hard to do

• Research pay differs in UC, industry

• Clinton talks his way back into hearts of Americans

• Be one with the board, one with the board ...

• L.A. district requires test for kids to go to next grade

• New high school comedy isn't all that

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