Story archive for May 2001

Friday, June 1

• Hillel sponsors forum to discuss LGBT issues

• Fashionably Award

• Men's Golf Brief

• Administration should stop playing schoolyard bully

• Israeli loyalists support outdated notions

• A star is born

• Baseball Brief

• ‘Pimp’ reveals the downfalls of living it up

• Basketball Brief

• Screen Scenes

• UCLA Club Sports

• UCLA faces gruesome season end

• Field athletes lead Bruins in strong second-day showing

• Moving On

• Squad will end performance with weekend ‘Plate’ tourney

• Scarub avoids green, stays true to hip-hop scene

• For a good time, call your partner, not that 900 number

• Audience enters smoky world of jazz with ‘Side Man’

• Volunteers seek to clean up trash, erase graffiti in Village

• Free your mind, add some pizazz to your writing

• Number of transfers on the rise

• Community Briefs

Thursday, May 31

• Label of ‘model’ group proves false, unfair

• Commencement ticket scalpers face sanctions

• Independent

• ‘Brothel’ reveals lives of professional prostitutes

• ‘Miles’ provides glimpse into cross-continental adventure

• Martin case sets dangerous precedent

• Patronizing attitude causes social, scholastic deficiencies

• Bruins put faith in Brad Sherfy’s experience, advice

• Men’s golf brief

• Relay mishap dampens but doesn’t douse team’s hopes

• ‘M2’ updates old songs with jazz

• Skateboarders say they’re athletes, need practice space

• Final loss mirrors last year’s performance

• Palahniuk’s new novel oozes darkness

• Baron signs with Minnesota

• Daily Rx

• Men’s basketball brief

• Chancellor talks tenure with student protesters

• Web Surfing

• The Metamorphosis

• Superior Court drops criminal charges against professor

• TV ‘Friends’ make for good friends

• Bill proposes repeal of financial aid restriction

• ‘Smokey Joe’s Cafe’ takes audience back to the past

• Tidal Wave II Sink or Swim (Part 1)

• Bruins don’t place, still perform well

• The Rebirth of BruinGolf

Wednesday, May 30

• Genius of Radiohead highlights years at UCLA

• When it counts

• Bruins’ outdoor outlook promising

• Sound Bites

• Eclectic album showcases Bruin talents

• President-elect prepares for installment, term in office

• Life 'N' Lecture

• Team looks to parlay unlikely berth into shot at national title

• A walk in the park

• Students should fight to have sway in tenure process

• Students demand tenure for professor with hunger strike

• L.A. mayoral candidates try to impersonate Republicans

• Letter

• A foursome to be reckoned with

• Community Briefs

• Selected five will compete in NCAAs

• Sport utility vehicles are a waste of gas, money

• Dirty little secrets

• Online gradebook readily available

• Player Diaries

• UCLA sees drop in African American registration

• Beartrap

Tuesday, May 29

• Cal student receives designate nomination

• Player's Diary:

• Dalai Lama speaks at Pauley Pavilion

• Spovies add color, life to athletic feats

• NCAA tournament continues (ONLINE EXTRA!)

• Sing, dance, & celebrate!

• Fear to offend causes complacency

• World series still worth watching

• HIF is helping individuals of mixed heritage find new niche

• Buffett takes fans on a musical beach odyssey

• A&E Briefs

• Hope Floats

• Bruins defeated in NCAA Tournament

• Enough is enough: truth about Israeli conflict must be told

• Boogie Nights

• Bruins defeat Stanford at College World Series thanks to young stars (ONLINE EXTRA!)

• UCLA advances to championship game over LSU (ONLINE EXTRA!)

• Bruin chemistry results in fifth-place finish

• Now comes the test

• ‘Pearl Harbor’ just another boring blockbuster bomb

• Pitchers dominate at Women's College World Series, but also put pressure on fielders (ONLINE EXTRA!)

• Press Pound

• Police search for suspect has one student upset

• Cost of gas affecting consumers

• Harper speaks to fans with energy, passionate music

• Crime Watch

• Arizona scores once, robbing UCLA again

• People should commemorate Eritrea’s fight for freedom

• Club Briefs

Friday, May 25

• Pajamas are for bed, not everyday living

• Community Briefs

• The Residents comes to Royce with fan favorites

• The old man and the team

• Assembly sanctions dual admissions policy

• Remembrances of things Past

• Tribute to commemorate jazz legends

• Women's Track Brief

• Men's Tennis Brief

• Event organizes diverse community around influential genre

• Wang fails to weigh both sides

• Group hopes lineup will provide unity, entertainment

• Modern times leave us dazed and confused about dating

• Surfer Jack Johnson, is now enjoying a wave of musical success

• Bruins deliver late in game for victory

• Eritrean Bruins commemorate anniversary of independence

• Psychology professor, alumnus gives lecture

• Swastika sparks emotions at teach-in on oppression

• Team suffers tournament defeats

• Women's Golf Brief

• Speaks Out

• Abu-Jamal’s sentence reveals injustice of racist capitalist system

• ATS computer lab to close at the end of the quarter

• Look to Southern California to find softball all-stars

• Memorial Day tournament to honor former UCLA student

Thursday, May 24

• Cultural Clothing

• The last challenge: NCAA softball preview

• Happy birthday Bob Dylan; thanks for modern culture

• The last challenge: Focus on fundamentals

• Letters

• Bruin stars get involved in campus service programs

• Just your average slugger

• All football and no offseason makes loyal fans cranky

• Dave Matthews Band does it again

• College Briefs

• Forest Life

• UCLA players advance in NCAA tournament

• Victims, not murderers, deserve compassion

• Women's Golf Brief

• Political war on drugs makes medical casualties

• The Crying Game

• Bush stays cool, remains aloof to global warming

• ‘Queens’ depicts struggle for power among royalty

• Club team shows varsity potential

• Sex offenders may have to register with campus police

• Couples to try out new polyurethane condoms

• UCLA hosts famous prosecutor

• Web Surfing

Wednesday, May 23

• Panelists analyze Palestinian plight

• Lypsinka puts on fun, manic performance

• Back in the Day

• Healing Power? Part 3: Herbs may help alleviate chronic ills

• Healing Power? Part 2:

• Sound Bites

• Get updated with a list of 2001’s top 10 sports stories

• Who let the underdogs out?

• Life 'N' Lecture

• COMMUNITY BRIEFS

• Country performer discovers Latin roots

• WOMEN'S GOLF BRIEF

• Leary inspires team with leadership

• UC still faces challenge of admissions equality

• Bruins play it smart, make cut for NCAAs

• Spring concert showcases UCLA students’ musical talents

• Breaking Through

• Task force holds discussion over future-housing issues

• Beartrap

• Mercurial season keeps UCLA out of playoffs

• Newly elected members hold initial meeting after swear-in

• USAC withdraws resolution on Israel

• Hayden raises money, awareness for election

• Speaker warns of risky behavior

• Healing Power? Part 1:

• LETTERS

• WOMEN'S TENNIS BRIEF

• Admissions changes must follow board’s decision

Tuesday, May 22

• UCLA comes up short in series against ASU

• Court of public opinion renders unjust verdicts

• Beauty tips

• A&E Briefs

• Crime Watch

• Energetic bands battle to excite the lifeless audience

• There’s still work to be done now that SP-1, 2 are gone

• Team perseveres, qualifies for NCAA Finals

• Bruins grab Pac-10 title from USC at last minute

• Viewpoint columnist need not mock Tent of Peace

• Bruins exit early from tournament

• Baseball is at its best when exciting new stars emerge

• ‘Bodyworks’ exhibit joins architecture with anatomy

• Colleague allegedly accosted professor

• Lane looks to improve USAC’s image

• Israel is a perpetrator of injustice, not a true democracy

• Bill would require consent for student information release

• Team winds up 3rd in conference race

• Center Stage

• UCLA sports fans turn attention to Lakers

• Independent Women’s Forum deserves to have its beliefs printed

Monday, May 21

• Lady Like

• Sound Bites

• Rowers return to UCLA team roster

• Author remembered for humor, destroying Earth

• Students protest publication of ad in newspaper

• Sheik leaves new tracks where few artists tread

• Water polo ends season with driving momentum

• Bruins enter college world series

• IWF advertisement is a valuable voice in community

• Men's Basketball Notebook

• Press Pound

• Repeal of SP-1, 2 ends dark period of UC politicization

• Men's Volleyball Notebook

• Letters

• U.N. decision should be wake-up call to United States

• Exhibition looks at how disabled are portrayed in movie industry

• Documentary film looks behind scenes at startup

• Numbers game proof positive that UCLA rules

• A&E Calendar

• UCLA defeats Washington, moves closer to NCAA title

• Protest urges U.S. action in Palestine

• Out-of-control parents teach young athletes bad behavior

• Founding Sisters

Friday, May 18

• Bruins making run for Pac-10 title

• Tribute to Gary Cooper will screen the actor’s seminal films

• Squad makes Lady Chants say ‘uncle’

• Uptight UCLA desperately needs alcohol on campus

• The Art of Healing

• Series vs. ASU gives team last opportunity to make playoffs

• Speaks Out

• Art Walk will raise funds to support Venice Clinic

• ‘Senioritis’ impacts college students, study says

• Ladies, it’s high time you became friends with your clitoris

• Clemens brings talent, drive to UCLA

• Professors must follow school grading policies

• Community gathers to Take Back the Night

• Screen Scenes

• The heat is on

• Lecturers negotiating for more secure contract

• Squad ready to challenge conference’s toughest foes

• LAPD has eye on local house for disturbances

• Tidal Wave II looms large over board

• Pilipino Culture Night looks to teach audiences, participants

• Palestine, not Israel, hinders peace effort

• Giving it another go

• Huskies are UCLA’s first obstacle on road to title

• Bruins see their season end in third round of NCAA play

• Cafe Am serves up coffee, culture

• Chinatown blossoms as artistic mecca

• Community Briefs

Thursday, May 17

• When fate tests faith

• Women’s groups demand apology from Bruin for ad

• Tony Bennett brings back ideas of stylish, classy life

• Research this: students need good teachers, a voice

• Web Surfing

• Speaks Out

• Low turnout spurs talk of changes

• Film looks at serial killer’s upbringing, motivations

• Tourney to benefit Asian communities

• Forget independence; capital of cool lies in U.K.

• Press Pound

• Gaucho win clouds Bruins’ hopes for an NCAA berth

• Working out the Wording

• Team looks to traverse ranking

• Player Diaries

• Musical serves as students’ legacy

• 19th-century artists on display at latest exhibit

• Don’t write off UCLA labor because media ignores it

• The Comeback Kids

• Los Angelenos put their money on the red-hot Lakers

• Classic ‘Akira’ remastered, re-released on film, DVD

• Squad confident going into Regionals

• Board’s unanimous vote repeals SP-1, 2

• Bruins to show their brawn in NCAA matchup against Chants

• Paris By Night

• Admissions policy may change

Wednesday, May 16

• Splashing Success

• Former Bruin shines as Hornet point guard

• Beartrap

• Skirball Cultural Center expands with opening of Ahmanson Hall

• Student’s reasons behind sit-in for Muldavin inaccurately represented

• SOUNDBITES

• Community Briefs

• Supreme Court ruling fosters discrimination

• Stealing the show

• State budget cuts to affect university

• Regents unanimously rescind SP-1, 2 (ONLINE EXTRA)

• Reduction of GEs reduces college experience

• Want to be Almost Famous?

• UCLA’s lightweight eight takes silver at Visitor’s Cup

• A Night's Tale

• Student-initiated outreach aims to increase minority presence

• Napster’s on the outs, so check out these CDs

• Sultans of shot

• UC, UPTE agree on contract

• Officials explore options for more campus housing

• Regents should listen to demands of students regarding SP-1, SP-2

• Associate professor James Trent dies

• Airbus makes short appearance at UCLA

• Daily Rx

Tuesday, May 15

• Energy, stock crises lead to cutbacks

• Crime Watch

• Thank mommy for her positive impact on your athletics career

• Team cannot overlook tough UCSB

• A&E Briefs

• Display gives abuse survivors outlet for pain

• No. 2 Bruins earn home field advantage for NCAA playoffs

• Government uses execution to rally support for penalty

• ‘Hidden Sunday’ offers up healthy serving of sketch

• Ceremony pays student leaders tribute for work in community

• Yakety Zach Don't talk back

• Fong to propose alternative to RE-28

• A new beginning

• Hey, regents: we said repeal, not replace SP-1, 2

• Run-DMC show overpowers audience with ‘80s hip hop

• You know you’re at UCLA when loony liberal ideas abound

• M.Track Brief

• Life 'N' Lecture

• An artist's abstractions

• Bruins win Regionals, head for championship matches

Monday, May 14

• Movie ads unfairly use war to arouse passions

• Concert delivers wide variety of faculty creations

• Applications for USAC appointed positions due Tuesday by 5 p.m.

• Campus protests do little more than make lots of noise

• UCLA sweeps ASU but takes loss from Arizona

• Squad moves to next round in tournament

• Event debates racial reparation demands

• A Night to Remember

• Performance at invitationals to help set roster for Pac-10s

• Bruins come out strong at regular season’s last meets

• Sound Bites

• UCLA takes 2 of 3 against Beavers

• Speaks Out

• Reparation strategy isn’t likely to make historic wrongs right

• A&E Calendar

• Increasing support boosts team’s morale, future

• Rick Tuttle speaks at Bruin Democrats’ fund-raiser

• New attitude is necessary, ethical step toward social accountability

• Lack of space keeps theater students from performing

• Bruins bring home championship glory

• Indie artist gives suits the finger with unique release

• Elections Board correct to not recognize USAC slates

• Showing Off

• Workshops examine college life

Friday, May 11

• UCLA to be host of NCAA tournament this weekend

• Media’s representation of gender issues misleading

• Cultural Journey

• Upcoming games pertinent for future

• Invitational lets Bruins polish game prior to Pac-10s

• ‘Driven’ doesn’t crash, but it’s stuck in cruise control

• Screen Scenes

• Part of squad will compete in weekend invitationals

• To live, succeed carries high price in our world

• No. 2 Bruins to face off against Arizona teams

• UCLA to host forum on racial reparations

• Community Briefs

• Cultural shows unify campus community

• Myths belittle female population, problems relevant to culture

• Modernism exhibition showcases 20th century artwork

• Student Empowerment! dominates election

• Graduate forum makes plans for budget, cabinet appointments

• Great Excavations

• Former vice president discusses course plans

• Team has yet to face toughest opponent

• Team needs momentum to ride into playoffs

• Real women, not models, belong in magazines

Thursday, May 10

• Muses bail on improv acts at West L.A.’s Empty Stage

• Conservatives quick to excuse war crimes

• Students receive humanitarian award

• Gore to discuss plans for program

• Coming of Age: Waterpolo NCAA Championships

• Bill would provide funds for off-campus housing

• The Big Hurt

• Controversy expands over proposal to replace SP-1, 2

• NHL excitement beats boring NBA every time

• Woman of the World

• Web Surfing

• Bruins row toward Pac-10s for final race as club team

• Teacher's Aide

• Rap today focuses on ‘bling bling,’ not social reform

• Liberals ignore costs of policies they advocate

• Mutant foods overrun world market, ecosystem

• Powderfinger hopes success at home will spread to U.S.

• Explore fascinating ‘Caves’ from your living room

• Australian native brings All-American skill to UCLA

Wednesday, May 9

• UCLA basketball can seal legacy by not playing NCAA tourney

• Pheromones may control human interactions

• Bruins, Wildcats contend for college world series

• SOFTBALL NOTEBOOK

• USAC CANDIDATE ENDORSEMENTS

• USAC CANDIDATE ENDORSEMENTS

• USAC CANDIDATE ENDORSEMENTS

• USAC CANDIDATE ENDORSEMENTS

• Undergraduate elections begin; will end Thursday

• College graduate breaks even with comical diary

• There's something about Jaime

• USAC CANDIDATE ENDORSEMENTS

• W. VOLLEYBALL NOTEBOOK

• COMMUNITY BRIEFS

• Male contraceptive research is ongoing

• USAC CANDIDATE ENDORSEMENTS

• SOUNDBITES

• Rhythm and blues

• USAC CANDIDATE ENDORSEMENTS

• L&S asks departments to evaluate class units

• UCLA falls short of NCAA Championship

• USAC CANDIDATE ENDORSEMENTS

• Squad looks to set gears into motion again

• USAC CANDIDATE ENDORSEMENTS

• Popularity doesn’t always reflect quality of artists

• Trial date for lawsuit won’t be set until at least June

• Shakespeare play continues to charm

• 19, including student regent, arrested for sit-in

• Added choices for birth control are yet to come

• USAC CANDIDATE ENDORSEMENTS

• TRACK NOTEBOOK

Tuesday, May 8

• Festival of World Music opens with jazz group

• Baseball Notebook

• Bruins close out season with loss to Moorpark

• Copeland’s Sports celebrates grand opening in Ackerman

• USAC Candidate Statements

• Crime Watch

• True die-hard fans cling to inspired faith in their teams

• Candidates look to slates for support

• Rhythm nations

• The right stuff

• The Young and the Restless

• USAC Candidate Statements

• ‘Town and Country’ fails to bring intended laughs

• USAC Candidate Statements

• A&E Briefs

• Future of Los Angeles a challenge for education, employment

• Former athlete turns print model

• For the children

• Presidential hopefuls try to reach students

• Inferno

• Parody letters make amusing collection

• Summer session enrollment surging

Monday, May 7

• Financial Supports Commissioner

• Top-ranked Bruins give up title match to BYU Cougars

• Student Welfare Commissioner

• Sound garden

• Internal Vice President

• Winning streak against USC now nine

• Facilities Commissioner

• Westwood can’t continue to ignore student needs

• USAC Candidate Statements

• Seniors Williams, Naeve feel sting of defeat most acutely

• Back from the dead

• Soundbites

• Cal crushes UCLA’s playoff hopes in weekend sweep

• Dream catchers

• Women's Basketball Notebook

• IVP hopefuls differ in views on similar issues

• Bruins beat up on Ducks, Beavers

• Campus Events Commissioner

• A&E Calendar

• Task force aims to add South Asian program

• Community Service Commissioner

• Play searches for perfect love

• ‘Catskills’ leaves audiences laughing

• Repeal of SP-1, 2 on regents’ May agenda

• Academics Affairs Commissioner

• ‘House’ leaves reader in wordy maze of darkness

• Loss to Trojans ends team’s reign over crosstown rivals

Saturday, May 5

• Repeal of SP-1, 2 on May regents' agenda (ONLINE EXTRA)

Friday, May 4

• Bruins triumph over Buckeyes

• Candidates for academic affairs discuss enhancing years at UCLA

• Okamura runs unopposed, looks toward working with new council

• Bush proves true to his promises

• Talkin' 'bout my (parents') generation

• Commuity Briefs

• Audit reveals sex disparities in UC hiring

• Company hosts 52nd Spring Sing

• Chemical bonds

• UCLA aims to protect 22-year streak

• UCLA mourns student killed in accident on Interstate-5

• Spring Sing sprung from Greek roots

• USAC’s decision ensures integrity

• It's on the line

• Group stages ‘die-in’ to raise awareness of Burma

• Team looks to compensate for sub-par season

• UCLA meets Cal in three-game series

• Concert will allow fans to get personal with bands

• To swallow or not to swallow: the secrets behind oral sex

• Diverse acts to vie for title of Best Band

• Squad has Beavers, Ducks in crosshairs

• Speaks Out

• Celtic fiddler to perform at Royce Hall

• Group effort goes into preparations for event

• Chancellor holds staff town hall meeting

Thursday, May 3

• Blood Drive

• Football Notebook

• Eclectic, enigmatic Betty Dylan just wants to have fun

• De facto segregation approved by court of fools

• Screen Scene

• Candidate talks policy with Bruin Democrats

• Former LAPD chief shares experience with students

• One More Time

• Bruins defeat LMU to face Stanford in Final Four

• The Learning Curve

• Bruins finish fourth of 24 in weekend omnium

• Council approves revision of USAC’s funding policies

• Bush’s corporate agenda breaks backs of Americans

• One More Time

• Band continues to reinvent alternative sound in album

• Softball Notebook

• Problem is about oppression, not coexistence

• UCLA narrowly defeats Washington

• Olympians, strong base nab title with humility, hard work

• UCLA narrowly defeats Washington

• Diversity of campus thought lost in name of liberalism

• College Briefs

• Athletes should be seen, not heard outside arena

• WAC department to put on artistic extravaganza

• Sander captures German social turmoil

• Scientists find clue to malformation

• Student fees common theme in election

• ‘Center’ looks at male-female relationships in computer age

Wednesday, May 2

• Coach inspires squad with ‘Sueisms’

• Officials shouldn’t blame students for unit change

• New contract provokes protest

• Professor files suit against UC, administrators

• ‘Crocodile’ lacks adequate plot

• Pitchers handily give team home-win

• Bruins turn in mediocre play at invitational

• Bird's eye view

• COMMUNITY BRIEFS

• UC Merced opens doors to students next month

• In Depth:Professor files suit against UC, administrators

• Pumped by recent wins, squad looks to beat Huskies

• Soundbites

• Changing gears

• Electric vehicles key to cleaner air

• Configuration of government allows for little student representation

• University should put health before aesthetics

• Life 'N Lecture

• Bruin alumnus to confront alma mater at OSU game

• Bruin Choice Awards

• Candidates offer medley of plans to student body

• UN announces ozone gas levels are up

• ‘Macbeth’ parody gives new spin to classic play

Tuesday, May 1

• Daily Rx

• A&E Briefs

• Team looks homeward to end streak of losses

• Bruins miss MPSF title, focus on NCAAs

• Mayoral candidates featured on panel

• Letters

• More than numbers

• UCLA brings home Pac-10 championship

• By the numbers

• Bruins prepare at renowned meet

• Burmese government strips citizens of their rights

• Comedians bring unique skills beyond mountains

• Squad finishes second at Cal-Nevada meet

• Encounter at LAX offers space-age ambience

• Shore returns to UCLA for Cinco de Mayo act

• Four candidates to run unopposed

• Capitalism taking over planet

• Exclusive: Now’s your chance to ask the chancellor a question!

• Hospital to serve fair trade coffee

• Position open: Dodgers GM; anyone can apply for job

• Pac-10 title slips through UCLA’s fingers

• Music, Tracks, Field

• Local residents report gunshots, firecrackers

• Thumbs Up, Thumbs Down

• Crime Watch

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