Story archive for January 2001

Thursday, Feb. 1

• Greek Life, Greek Myth

• Women's Basketball Notebook (ONLINE EXTRA!)

• Men's Basketball Notebook

• Medical center labor lobbies in lobby

• Double Duty

• Greek life, Greek myth

• Political agenda will hurt women worldwide

• Men's Volleyball Notebook (ONLINE EXTRA!)

• Daily Rx

• Triple Threat gives Bruins a lesson in hip hop history

• ITA bestows on Walker rare spot in weekend’s Rolex Nationals

• Cal game key to standings in Pac-10

• Ballet tests limits of art’s relationship to instinct, intelligence

• Art exhibit displays racist, sexist ideas of Asian women

• Animal felons belong behind bars

• Web Surfing

• Golf Brief

• UCLA sweeps Cal Baptist in exhibition competition

• Family Ties

• Bill would turn lights out on state offices, not consumers

• Bruins to take on nation’s top-ranked players

• UCLA enacts hate crimes policy

• Gore visits, discusses spring professorship

• Letters

• Coaching kids gives feel for dealing with Kobe, Shaq

• Prominent Pilipino leader, former UCLA professor dies

• Pantera looks to ‘Reinvent the Steel’ on coming tour

Wednesday, Jan. 31

• Sound Bites

• Community Briefs

• Drum ’n’ bass artist was in on genre’s origins, evolution

• Bruins hope next game ends in victory

• Super Bowl waste of time, and most of the commercials sucked a lot, too

• Letters

• University’s actions infringe on group’s free-speech rights

• Number of minority freshman applicants up

• Return to Glory

• Starting Over

• Beartrap

• Permits for many UCLA elevators to expire soon

• Slave labor means big bucks for U.S. corporations

• Life?

• The real deal

• Dale looks to lead team to another title

• New proposal aims to make UCs more accessible

• Man of Mediation

• Web site provides more than average adventure

• Media-created icons shouldn’t take place of spirituality

Tuesday, Jan. 30

• Fans should look to XFL for genuine action on the field

• Bush’s funding cuts have severe repercussions

• Humor adds depth, complexity to emotional play

• A&E Briefs

• Suspicious man apprehended

• Bruin player silences his skeptics

• Nation could end oil dependency by drilling in own arctic reserves

• Building Muscle, Losing Heart

• A New Beginning

• Staying the Course

• Frankie Goes to College

• UCLA ends match triumphantly

• Drive to repeal SP-1, 2 misunderstands contemporary UC

• Women's Basketball Notebook

• Virtual Reality

• Law school struggles to up minority count

• Headphones

• Crime Watch

• Thumbs Up, Thumbs Down

• Men's Basketball Notebook

• Students struggle to fund films despite donations

Monday, Jan. 29

• Life 'N Lecture

• Spring season finds UCLA hoping for championship

• Ventriloquist lets his puppets speak out

• Scates still waiting for 1,000th victory

• Gore accepts academic position at UCLA

• Stifling Bruin defense defeats Ducks

• A&E Calendar

• Tests misrepresent student learning, hinder education

• Team continues struggles on road, loses to Oregon

• Crude tale explores society’s underbelly

• Corporations need to put lives ahead of profits

• Converse files for Chapter 11, reorganizing plans in works

• Highlanders use late rally to beat UCLA

• UCLA suffers tough losses to Bay Area teams while on road

• Campus will offer new coffee choice

• Recent attacks increases need for CSO services

• Letters

• Murder she wrote

• Squad sweeps through desert, wins two

• UC needs minorities as much as they need education

• Falling to ASU gives Bruins motivation to beat Alabama

• For whom the bell tolls

Friday, Jan. 26

• UCLA hopes to swing towards season success

• Match could net magic number for Scates

• Women for a change

• First game chance to calm team’s jitters

• Bruins face tough desert spell

• Beartrap

• Screen Scenes

• ‘American Clock’ portrays hard times

• Bruins dive into meet against rivals Cardinal, Bears at No. 2 spot

• Nonprofit leaders offer their two cents on L.A.

• Speaks Out

• Big trouble in little China

• Community Briefs

• Nicholson gives strong performance to beat typical cop film rap

• History of DJing exhibits possibilities of evolution

• Beavers fail to fell UCLA big men

• Letters

• Rage over cabinet nominee useless

• Letter

• Conciencia Libre should follow rules

• My So Called Major

• Bruins look to wipe out competition in duck hunt

• Oregon State wins in opening minutes

• ASU next in line for undefeated Bruins

• Obsession with trivia overshadows true learning

Thursday, Jan. 25

• Komer quietly makes his mark on games

• Web Surfing

• They Might Be Giants continues exploring new avenues of music

• Children’s fantasy well above its parent genre

• Wireless research helps doctors

• Bush’s business training likely behind proclivity for delegating

• Group wants Nike to recognize union

• Detox unit renovated for increased comfort

• Flawed law makes allocation of funds impossible

• Like it or not, competition is about winning, not being nice

• Bruins ready to kick some Beaver tail

• Constant stream of scandals kept president from fulfilling potential

• Schools shouldn’t sell students to pay for education

• UC-managed lab cited as contract under suspicion

• Bouncing Back

• Pages in History

• Lavin denies breaking NCAA rule

• The year of the golden snake

• Team’s first win a learning experience

• Bruins have sights set on 19th title

• Clinton leaves legacy of success at home, abroad

• UCLA rides momentum into matchup with OSU

Wednesday, Jan. 24

• Community Briefs

• UC campuses prepare for future jolts

• Sound Bites

• Standing policies have led to drop in minority admittance

• England passes legislation to allow cloning of human cells

• Three women make very misleading first impressions

• Cowboy Mouth appeals to audience with tour, album

• Young Guns

• Former Bruins to play in Super Bowl XXXV

• Lifesavers

• Club Brief

• Corporate support keeps Burma under military control

• Women's Basketball Notebook

• Parents still liable when child’s self-esteem goes pop

• A grand ol' time

• Blood drive gives students opportunity to save lives

• Bruins to face Cal State Fullerton in exhibition game

• Third-party candidates important to elections

• UCLA takes out last toxic transformer

• Regardless of complaints by ‘fans,’ Lavin is UCLA’s coach

• Napa Valley Grille takes diners to wine country

• Men's Basketball Notebook

Tuesday, Jan. 23

• Group commemorates Exxon spill

• Brotherly Love

• Bush signs anti-abortion memorandum

• Pac-10 Notebook

• State to subsidize summer classes

• Elliot brings unmatched enthusiasm as Joe Bruin

• Greater Islamic activism promoted at conference

• U.S. conflicted over Armenian Genocide

• A&E Briefs

• Men's Volleyball Notebook

• UCLA alumni present debut album 4 years in the making

• Study explores freshmen demographics

• Race inherently shapes society’s attitudes, actions

• Group sets record straight on display

• ‘Riverdance’ taps into more than just choreography

• Unsinkable

• Bruins prove mettle during Reno Summit

• NCAA needs to get with the times, listen to athletes

• I Need a Girlfriend

• Headphones

• Women's Basketball Notebook

• Crime Watch

• Team ranks well, triumphs over USC at Rose Bowl tournament

Monday, Jan. 22

• Inauguration ceremonies go unseen

• Prison disproportionately harms inmates’ children

• Forum addresses law-culture relationships in Asian countries

• UCLA takes title in Hawaii at Outrigger Invitational

• Bruins’ collapse in second half caused by poor performances

• Current Bruins win annual alumni game

• Medieval Times gives diners taste of centuries past

• A&E Calendar

• Event unites thousands of people in protest

• Press Pound

• Arizona comeback stops UCLA’s streak

• Garden variety

• Close overtime win reveals season may be on rebound

• UCLA tops BYU in singles, falls short in doubles games

• Editorial criticism of Ashcroft consists of unfounded charges

• Hollywood’s make-believe not so much to blame

• Letters

• Roaming the halls

• 'The Amati Girls' explores family’s generational gap

• UCs launch programs to conserve energy in spite of contracts

• Old band comes back as new incarnation

• Tobacco stocks only part of real issue: privatization

• Team posts wins over Stanford, Utah

Friday, Jan. 19

• Some contend textbook buyback is unreasonable

• Letters

• Bruins up to challenge as Arizona game looms ahead

• Choice of Ashcroft hints trouble in Democratic Party

• UCLA begins season with strong start

• Annual alumni game to show off 2001 squad

• Technology looks to change hands of control

• Sidewalk stories

• Screen scenes

• Community Briefs

• UCLA director to emphasize lighter side of ‘Don Giovanni’

• Alejo’s cuisine stinks thanks to the goodness of garlic

• Arizona State hands squad defeat

• Safety net

• Speaks Out

• Team hopes to spring forward at Rose Bowl

• Bruins anticipate busy weekend schedule

• Visiting Albanian physician learns techniques from UCLA colleagues

• Movie tribute celebrates the career of Doris Day

• Regents sign contract, keep charge of labs amid transition

• Coalition aims to increase athlete rights

• UCLA shuts out Sun Devils

• Speaks out

• President-elect to be sworn in after controversial election

• Oops, Britney's music not 'Like a Virgin'

• Friedman addresses era of globalization

Thursday, Jan. 18

• Fans need to grow up, respect choices made by indie bands

• Bruins hope to maintain streak against Sun Devils

• All affected by slippery slope of deregulation

• Regents set to drop tobacco stocks

• Gov. Davis’ budget targets wrong groups

• Football recruit offers valuable dowry to UCLA sports program

• Team aims to top former successes

• Amendment widens fund eligibility to more groups

• Kennel Crusaders

• Mickey & Co. recreate California

• Groups raise funds for quake victims

• Team plans revenge on Arizona schools

• Pole vaulters ready for Reno Summit

• Life 'N Lecture

• Following in sister’s footsteps leads freshman home to Westwood

• ‘GradBar’ to help graduate students mingle

• The rose that grew from concrete

• Globalization research hits public policy school

• Web Surfing

• Shopping venue lands in happiest place on earth

• Experience the magic of commercialization

Wednesday, Jan. 17

• Election results don’t alter situation

• Acrobatic ‘Aeros’ takes fanciful flight in Royce

• Students encouraged to get involved in campus community

• Bosom Buddies

• Flooding damages geology books

• Divestment report being questioned

• Media suggests women need sex appeal to succeed

• World Class Athlete

• Women's Basketball Notebook

• British director makes real life scenarios comedy of gangster errors

• Men's Basketball Notebook

• Community Briefs

• Thumbs Up Thumbs Down

• Bruins have sights set on Hawai’i

• Former UCLA soccer stars find success after college

• Gettin' Jiggy with it

• Sound Bites

• New research studies effects of tobacco on body, behavior

• Life?

Tuesday, Jan. 16

• Letters

• Voters lose out most with proposed cabinet choices

• Team gets off to slow conference start

• A&E Briefs

• Bruins’ press overwhelms Wildcats

• Bruins blow away Titans with year’s highest score

• Maeda puts unique spin on all-you-can-eat sushi dinner

• Bruins beat competition in year’s last home meet

• California energy crisis hits UCLA community

• Bringing down the house

• Flu affects Bruins’ performance at UCI

• Suffocating defense key in UCLA’s win over USC

• Team revived in drubbing of USC

• Conciencia Libre fine creates rift in USAC

• Media’s biases obstruct ideals of democracy

• One day at a time

• Crime Watch

• Appointments show Bush has necessary capabilities to lead

• Different lifestyles, dance styles meet in Stiles’ film

• Pitino exactly what UCLA should look for in a coach

• Popularity of punk spells success for Berkeley’s AFI

• It takes a village

• Letters

• Frankie Goes to College

Friday, Jan. 12

• Misconduct response biased, say students

• UCLA backs coach with big win

• Baker to leave UCLA for job as head coach of U.S. women

• Shall we dance?

• Letters

• Regents to consider divestments

• Don’t get left behind after voting

• Squad hopes to execute changes, win

• Board may approve Fair Trade organic coffee for campus

• Free rides program may end if numbers remain same

• UC may clear smoke from investments

• Football Briefs

• Reality TV is just another form of fantasy

• One last look at Y2K’s record chart hits, song artists’ scenes

• UCLA discovers possible earlier existence of water on earth

• Coach will scope out players, opposition at Cup

• Ineffective war on drugs drains U.S. resources

• Community Briefs

• Rivalry heats up as Bruins, Trojans seek to end losses

• Bruins eager to face Titans this weekend

• Interactive wedding is a bridal shower of laughs

• Our town

• Tournament will serve as testing grounds

• Diamond Dogs falls short of its potential to truly sparkle

• Speaks Out

• Screen Scenes

• Many object to Bush nomination for U.S. Attorney General

• Recent bathroom assaults intensify search for suspect

Thursday, Jan. 11

• Car accident reveals true nature of boxing defeat

• USAC president fails to fulfill own promises, calls for inclusion

• Hypocritical U.S. human rights policy hurts others

• Briefing addresses coming administration

• Board composition misses constitution’s goals

• Inconsistency brings Bruins down from early top ranking

• Miracle mile

• Web Surfing

• Addiction widespread, thanks to government

• ‘Antitrust’ probes dark side of digital world

• USAC debates amendments providing fair group funding

• Agility and grace converge in Royce Hall performance

• Bedazzled

• City Council forum held in Westwood

• Flu team’s toughest opponent yet

• UCSA disappointed with budget proposal

• Beach Boys’ good vibrations made music history

• Bruins set to beat up Trojans at Pauley

Wednesday, Jan. 10

• Clouded election foreshadows wealth-biased presidency

• Some say crime statistics inconsistent

• Fix 'em up

• Break’s over; time to play catch up with UCLA sports

• The Original Rocker

• Daily Rx

• Students’ association pushes pay above minimum

• Community Briefs

• Women's Basketball Notebook

• According to Anderson report, economic slowdown probable

• The Van Gogh-Goghs sketch humor on Web

• Across the campus divide

• Myth of Asian ‘model minority’ reeks of racism

• Letters

• Outdated views of female sexuality deprive women of freedom

• Worldwide silver artifacts add luster to Fowler display

• Bruins make waves in triumphant weekend

• Experts say media hype exaggerates downturn

• Pitino poses no threat to Lavin

• Regents vary on reasons to possibly oust tobacco stocks

• Sondheimer receives award

• Sound Bites

Tuesday, Jan. 9

• Crime Watch

• Meaty menu, unique atmosphere lure diners to Philippe

• Many store brand products are name brands in disguise

• Out with old, in with wishful expectations for sports in ’01

• Lago fulfills dreams of TV success

• Opposition to Bush may backfire on those unaccepting

• Under the sea

• I Need a Girlfriend

• Gymnastics Briefs

• News Brief

• Musical creativity has gone bye, bye, bye

• UCLA loses defensive, offensive coaches

• Time to throw constitution overboard, start over from scratch

• Men's Basketball Notebook

• Girls find mysterious appeal in bad boy image

• Students, activists prove key in historic forest preservation act

• A&E Briefs

• California still in midst of power crisis

• Invitational serves as stepping stone

• Percentage of tobacco users at UCLA below U.S. average

• Soccer Briefs

Monday, Jan. 8

• Inauguration spells doom for democratic principles

• Squad enters second skid during break

• Mitchell shows his NFL form in El Paso

• KROQ brings eclectic mix of bands to annual show

• Outreach isn’t the only answer to UC diversity

• U.S. government breaks its promise of gender equality

• Just say know

• Press Pound

• Gauchos rein in a fatigued Bruin team at Invitational

• Lawsuits feed debate over affirmative action policies

• Court ruling causes UC to re-evaluate outreach

• UCLA ends season with tough NCAA tournament loss

• Trade your goods for better ones on worldly web

• Lavin disappointed in UCLA performance

• Electric light parade, water balloons mark Midnight Yell

• Ephron entertains with inspiring true life story

• Balancing act

• University faces charges for manager’s conduct

• Team hears winter wake-up call, takes five of six games

• Sun sets on disappointing season for Bruins

• Notebook

• LAPD demonstrates inept tactics during peaceful assemblies

• Festivities in El Paso go beyond football game

• A&E Calendar

• ‘2001’ is here, but reality inevitably disappoints

• Gov. Davis picks Marcus to join board as regent

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