Story archive for December 2000

Monday, Dec. 11

• Bowl lotta football

• El Paso offers great variety of entertainment options

• Vacation schedule promises no breaks for Bruins

• Lineman battles pain to stay on field

• Star player of ’50s helped lay foundation for UCLA greatness

• It’s been a painful year for the Bruins – literally

• Incoming recruit class features some of nation’s top players

• Teams gear up as conference play approaches

• Wisconsin star to match up against Mitchell

• Community Briefs

• Peacemaker

• Wisconsin finishes strong despite early suspensions

• Bowl invitations remain as controversial as ever

• UCLA’s best teams made their mark on hoops history

• Football Brief

• Law school to offer courses on minorities, legal practices

• Bruin stands tall in role as point guard

• Davis gives grant to UCLA-UCSB project

• Poll reveals increase in Asian Americans voting Democrat

• Business as usual

• Trip to Sun Bowl means trip home for two Bruins

• Coach sees beyond team's slow start

• UCLA bench deepens as squad heads into Pac-10

• University set to curb antics during finals

• Old favorites likely to lead conference again

• UCLA eyes redemption, revenge in Sun Bowl

Thursday, Dec. 7

• Awaken adds to village ambiance

• U.S. condones Colombian massacres

• Series of Westwood assaults continues

• Club Notebook

• Letters

• Team ends record-breaking season at No. 2

• Mental health issues affect UCLA

• Web Surfing

• Gore needlessly drags out election in Florida courts

• Cadavers honored for dedication to science

• Off the Wall

• Holiday movies aren’t always merry

• Jazz ensembles to perform variety of styles in free concert

• Bruins take on Tigers in NCAA semifinal

• Anniversary of Negrete’s disappearance coming up

• Letter

• UPTE, UC in contract talks; negotiations may end soon

• Thumbs up/Thumbs down

• Men’s Gym construction raises concern

• Bruins triumph in Texas Invitational, sit at No. 1 in rankings

• Team hopes practice makes perfect

• Whodunit mystery offers great food, entertainment

• Mountain Man

• Ramadan can be trying for Muslim students at UCLA

• UCLA ‘ready to win,’ but 49ers ready to challenge

• Rollercoaster season ends with national championship

Monday, Dec. 4

• Gore’s behavior, tactics unacceptable

• A&E Calendar

• Report shows non-tenured faculty underpaid

• UCLA unable to break into win column vs. unbeaten Buffs

• Chinese cinema makes rare appearance in UCLA series

• Yellow Jackets sting Bruins’ defense in first-ever Wooden Classic loss

• Calling All Men

• Okamura victor in EVP special election

• UCLA headed to Sweet Sixteen after weekend victories

• Tritons demolish MPSF’s stranglehold on NCAAs

• Big school causes big problems

• 'Beat 'SC' hostilities foster ignorance, violence

• ‘Dreamfall’ portrays plight of outsiders

• Law school outreach office hopes to attract minorities

• Campus remembers AIDS victims, cause

• Limited resources constrain services for students

• Curtains rise for students’ Coppola Marathon plays

• Community Briefs

• UCLA defeats UCSD for another NCAA title win

• Bruins fall to Tar Heels in close finals matchup

• Abrams leaves to pursue teaching

• Forum looks at profiling of Asians in journalism

• Life ’N’ Lecture

• All that jazz

• American, Russian scientists are allies, not political rivals

Friday, Dec. 1

• Premium blend

• Honey Bears get ready to swipe at Bruins

• Squad scores in Final Four goal

• Campus lacks general courtesy, warmth

• UCLA scientists find secretory protein that may defeat tuberculosis

• UCLA to face Georgia Tech in annual John Wooden Classic

• Don’t rule out dating those with different beliefs

• Losses shut down multimedia center

• Squad treks on in difficult season

• Advising office moves to Career Center after director’s resignation

• Screen Scenes

• Community Briefs

• Enthusiastic ‘Swing!’ dominates stage

• UCLA aims for fourth NCAA title

• American partnership spells doom for Russians

• Assembly speaker will push construction bond measure

• UCLA professor charged with crime

• Asians in America

• Speaks Out

• Husband & wife bring ancient tunes to UCLA

• Outreach, retention at issue in budget

• Bruins exude confidence despite tough opposition

• Team seeks to ring another national championship win

• Empty Macy’s building to house retail stores again

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