Story archive for February 2002

Friday, March 1

• Students create musical to call their own

• If UC values diversity, it should hire Latino

• Team to face Cal, Stanford in conference tournament

• Drawn and Quartered

• Screen Scene

• Tournament takes on special meaning

• ONLINE EXTRA: Crew team prepares to face ’91 championship team

• Uninformed opinions are harmful

• News Briefs

• ONLINE EXTRA: Bruin star Walker heads home to Lone Star State

• Commuters to UCLA may see increase in Big Blue Bus fares

• Game outcomes further shake up Pac-10 standings

• Chancellor addresses U.S. national security

• State funds should go to subsidizing housing

• Arafat, Sharon stand in way of peace

• Cooperage will go underground via Subway Tour

• Squad sets its sights on finally beating Cardinal

• Squad looks to repeat as conference champs

• Student group prepares for the Mock Trial championships

• ONLINE EXTRA: Irvine meet will be needed break for track and field teams

• USAC meeting draws low rate of turnout

• Recreating disaster

• Bruins win despite poor second half

• Ridnour bulks up, strengthens Ducks

• Letters

• Daily Bruin lacks voice of logical conservative

• Brewin’ Club calls for suds on campus

• UCLA plans to quiet Gaucho fans with win

• ONLINE EXTRA: Baseball team stays cool under pressure

• Weekend meets will keep Bruins busy

• Sector 9 finds tribal voice beyond words

• SAT II should aid language placement

Thursday, Feb. 28

• USAC begins lobbying to prevent fees from rising

• Duo Lexicon ready for mainstream

• Group pushing for Latino chancellor, regent at UCR

• Savor coffee more; it’s about Fair Trade

• A&E Briefs

• Letters

• Bruin wrong in reasons for GE reform

• Vijay Dhir appointed new interim dean of engineering school

• Project portrays town’s thoughts on 1998 murder of Matt Shepard

• Speakers discuss ethics, concerns in Enron’s wake

• Increasing smoking age will do nothing

• Attention-getting Coulter distorts realities

• Falun Gong exercises focus on cultivation of one’s mind

• Toledo reprimanded

• Bruins prove net worth greater than Matadors

• Beloved former softball player, Winsberg, loses life to cancer

• Web site sets out to alter views of typical stereotypes

• Vouchers hinder education system

• Corrupt judges, faulty scoring reveal negatives in figure skating

• Take a backstage pass to Grammy tech, media prep

• Dismembering Music

• INSOMNIAC

• Tiebreakers turn out in Bruins’ favor

• In final home games, Knight ready to fight

• Bruins split doubleheader against Fullerton; team plans to fix errors

• LARAM outstrips other martial arts

• Q&A with the Daily Bruin

• Bill aims to fund more student housing

• Soldiers among Students

Wednesday, Feb. 27

• Group seeks to raise state smoking age

• Sound Bites

• Students deserve home sweet home

• Grad students need community at UCLA

• Long Beach State hands squad first loss of season

• NCAA doesn’t take care of its athletes

• Big at Heart

• Two-time champ UCLA will defend its waterworld dynasty

• UCLA socks it to UCSB, ends slump

• Letters

• Injured Bruins plan to show what it means to be No. 1

• Media deserves thanks for giving voice to truth

• Academy’s ‘smarts’ always astound

• U.S. shouldn’t appeal to kidnappers

• Dork Style

• Lecture looks at violence in prosperous societies

• Men's Hoops Notebook

• Healthy Living

• News Briefs

• Team to matchup with rival Waves

• Jones fails to see value of La Familia

• Future of sports program in the hands of new athletic director

• Students to face off in Consulting Challenge

Tuesday, Feb. 26

• Coalition needs to broaden appeal to include all students

• UCLA breeds Olympic hopefuls

• Women's Basketball Notebook

• Squad focuses on improving own play, not UCSB’s strategy

• Afghanistan still vulnerable, professor says

• Faculty, students must play role in ‘New GE’

• Hey! Can I get your attention for a minute?

• First lady declines invitation

• Rock the Planet

• Crime Watch

• Campus Events is working hard to bring movies here

• Bruins set personal, team bests in win over Oregon State

• Vault Brief

• Housing fair helps students in search

• Daily Bruin won’t give up its liberty for USAC

• Council’s visibility needs improvement

• Exhibit features South African HIV/AIDS art

• Squads fare well at indoor tournament

• Press Pound

• Student input necessary for housing issues

• Shining future starts in Hawaii with No. 8 finish

• CAC lobbies on behalf of Division I athletes

• Letters

• Cloning cats a waste of valuable time

Monday, Feb. 25

• Cultural Hiphop You Don't Stop

• Lounge living tops other dorm arrangements

• Bruins fall to Stanford, but pull out victory over Golden Bears

• School spirit, old-time gym give Stanford advantages

• Davis must oppose raising UC’s tuition

• Nikka Costa’s rhythm, energy charm audience

• Group translates Radiohead into strings

• Illogical, rude letters condemn too quickly

• Pilot program to expand, test more disorders

• Afghani aid not to see increase after Sept. 11

• Students to forfeit SAT II ‘score choice’

• Republican Party not so great as submission claims

• ‘Evil’ comment elicits Iranian reaction

• News Briefs

• Engineering students need to stick with it

• UCLA loses three consecutive games to the No. 18 Trojans

• BYU prevails in rematch against UCLA

• C'est La Vie

• USAC squanders our student fees

• Win slips away from team in overtime

• Bruins win second game, look ahead to competition in Pac-10

• Busy While Waiting

• Shorttakes short of expectations

• Bruins unify to bring down Cardinal

• Efforts of young players laudable, but Kapono and Gadzuric on top

• Sports scandals sully reputation of school

Friday, Feb. 22

• News Briefs

• Professor of neurosurgery killed in a traffic collision

• Shorttakes offers audiences best of student productions

• Bruins take a beating in Berkeley

• Knitting Factory hosts Gray funk

• Drawn and Quartered

• Graduate finds success after UCLA

• ONLINE EXTRA: Men’s tennis team hopes to elevate its play in Arizona

• Bruins look to ace Arizona State

• UCLA hangs on to win close match over BYU

• Haas is ideal place for hoops fans

• Disappearance of Kapono key factor in loss

• Subthunk merges lively act with computer funk

• Saturday’s game will be no day at the beach

• OSU presents UCLA’s next challenge

• Drum Circle traps public, bare music

• Pearl’s death makes war hit close to home

• Letters

• Office recommends raise in fees after budget cuts

• Latino Perspective

• Let consumers decide Zone d’Erotica’s fate

• Drop in drug use is unacceptable

• Officials confirm death of Pearl, son of UCLA professor

• ONLINE EXTRA: Track team ready for MPSF Championships

• Screen Scene

• Squad hopes to beat Cal, build some momentum

• GE reductions won’t tame Tidal Wave II

• Absence of hype doesn’t diminish rivalry

Thursday, Feb. 21

• Letters

• Clearly confident

• UCLA looks to give BYU spike of revenge for last year’s loss

• ‘John Q’ exposes reality of health care

• City cites Westwood’s Zone d’Erotica

• Speaker Coulter lambastes Left in lecture at UCLA

• Bruins ready to buckle down vs. Cal

• A&E Briefs

• Online shopping offers brand-name bargains

• Domestic partners get family housing

• Brains, Braun lead to Cal’s renaissance

• ‘Queen’ hopes for killing at box office

• Residents may see more triples

• First lady speaking will be rewarding to UCLA

• Alumnus campaigns to LGBT group

• Looking up to athletes helps youth thrive, report says

• Q & A with the Bruin

• UCLA slams Riverside with double no-hitters

• Polo Brief

• Event brings experiences of queer Asians to light

• Students should stand up to financial aid cuts

• Right wing is wrong, choose moderation

• Broaden your minds with classical music

• War Letters

• Insomniac

• Web site nominates the movie industry’s stinkers

Wednesday, Feb. 20

• Sound Bites

• Bush’s address proves irony lives on

• UCLA just as inconsiderate as Hollywood’s producers

• Team silences hecklers with victory

• Moving in SloMo

• More spaces, lower prices not ideal

• Dork Style

• Letters

• Freshman makes metamorphosis from UCLA fan to authentic Bruin

• Budget proposal cuts LEAP funds

• U.K. band elbows its way onto the American scene

• News Briefs

• Students protest Bush speaking at commencement

• Singles wins balance doubles losses

• Upcoming movies sorely lack creativity, originality

• M.GOLF BRIEF

• 14-0 squad dominates opponents with depth

• Men’s health finally addressed by class

• BYU defeats UCLA 10-6 in tough, physical game

• Powell’s stance on condoms refreshing

• M.Basketball Notebook

• Midterms, papers necessary for learning

Tuesday, Feb. 19

• Press Pound

• Bruins win despite doubles struggle

• Davis lampoons GOP foes at convention

• That guy from ‘Austin Powers’ shares his name

• Excess of Sun Devil seniors proves disastrous for UCLA

• Housing policy aids LGBT grad students

• Curtain Calls

• Gurley, hairstylist to UCLA athletics

• Don't walk, we're filming!

• Squad dominates field of top teams at UNLV Classic

• SnoCore Icicle Ball flurries with talent, energetic sets

• Students explore distinctions of spirituality vs. religion in society

• Crime Watch

• Jack Johnson show plays like friendly sing-a-long

• Team nabs first place at invitational

• Spalding Gray to reign as king of the monologue

• Cardinal breaks UCLA’s winning streak

• History department changes made to benefit students

• Passionless play engenders loss

• Liberal dogma corrupts many principles of GOP

• SHAC works to improve health services

• Discussion centers on racism after terrorism

• The pros and cons of quarter vs. semester

• UC selected to head Enron suit

• Projected ASUCLA sales off-kilter

• Hawaiian weekend goes from dominating to heartbreaking

• Bruins suffer weekend loss to ’SC

• Aspects of male life to be examined in course

• Big classes not conducive to semesters

• UCLA victorious over unworthy foes; coach encourages ‘I’ in ‘team’

• Independent study often overlooked

Friday, Feb. 15

• Students harmed by a fast-paced education

• News Brief - UCLA considers switching to semester system

• Cocaine increases rate of HIV replication, study says

• Drawn and Quartered

• Islamic, Jewish leaders meet to talk about nonviolence

• The College Soundtrack - Glen Phillips

• Letters

• Student regent spot up for grabs; applications due soon

• ONLINE EXTRA: Bruins threatened by unknown enemy

• UCLA gets pumped to defeat ‘SC on Saturday

• Brad Pitt, naked, adds much needed appeal to ceremony

• Campus groups unite to promote voting

• UCLA anticipates easy victory against Toreros

• Basketball drama hits a high note

• Midterms useless; one test is enough

• Quarter system meets needs of large campus

• Bruins grab last-minute win over Arizona

• U.S. sanctions detrimental to Iraqi life

• Team to take on Bulldogs after needed break

• Nikkei Student Union to present cultural evening

• GE changes will hurt quality of education

• ONLINE EXTRA: Bruins plan to use momentum to somersault over competition

• Walcott steps up, helps lead team to victory over Wildcats

• Screen Scene

• The College Soundtrack - Jack Johnson

• Team aims to keep focus in Sin City

• UCLA volunteer sees NYC victims up close

• Bruins’ hopes fall short of hoop

• GSA discusses its frustration with directors of health care

Thursday, Feb. 14

• UCLA students deserve better than nosebleed at Pauley games

• What type of Valentine are you?

• Assembly decides to decrease GE requirement, increase units

• Letters

• Let it snowcore

• Students get no love from Atkinson, Davis

• Bruins prowlin’ to scratch out Wildcats

• UCLA ends competitive TRW tourney at 8th place

• Capping enrollment will end overcrowding

• Let it snowcore - Interview with Saul Williams

• USAC to set new guidelines for activities, ‘other income’

• Lecture looks at portrayal of battle in ‘Black Hawk Down’

• Editorial on slavery simply not logical

• Eng, White to compete in ski regionals race this weekend

• W.Soccer Notebook

• ‘Cavepainting’ exhibit shows experimental work of artists

• Child slaves satisfy U.S. sweet tooth

• Arizona point guard Gardner may be tough cat to conquer

• Insomniac

• Calculations find Bruins consistently inconsistent

• A&E Briefs

• Short, funny stories populate world of ‘Cosbyology’

• ‘Unseen Cinema’ series showcases avant-garde genre

• Support new Republican revolution

• Fee waiver option may be obscure to students

• Readings provide original, sensual date environment

• Spread loner genes, not love on Feb. 14

• Team looks to its defense to hang tough in Tuscon

Wednesday, Feb. 13

• M.Hoops Notebook

• Irresponsibility leads to financial aid woes

• Interview with the actors of Richard III

• Looking for Richard

• Special Valentine Sound Bites

• M.Volleyball Notebook

• Letters

• Bruins face Vulcans, Warriors in a five-game trip to Hawaii

• News Briefs

• UC president wants to raise fees

• Oscar nods stretch art, genre, style envelopes

• Originality could keep Ackerman competitive

• Artists should not be suppressed, silenced

• War shouldn’t include Iran, N. Korea

• Chinese films offer depth, creativity

• New bill calls for mandatory military service after high school

• NVIC not at fault in 522 Landfair eviction

• Discover what is new, cool in sports at the Winter Games

• Dork Style

• Housing works to end use of study lounges as dorm rooms

• Of a Revolution jazzes up crowd at House of Blues

• Title IX revolutionized women’s hoops

• Hospital tries to make kids’ stays a little easier

Tuesday, Feb. 12

• Capturing Beauty

• Crime Watch

• Letters

• Bruins’ pitching duties in good hands

• Stevenson revokes resignation

• Something Corporate to bring free rock to Covel

• Religious zealots prey on campus

• Toledo tackles recruiting tactics

• The Samples finds musical style, success on the road

• Nation’s emphasis on teaching falls, suffers

• Invest in future: give students better seats

• Meets have diverse results for teams

• W.Hoops Notebook

• Portrait exhibits at Hammer get straight to the art of the matter

• Upcoming election chance to oust GOP

• Ecstasy users should note extended effects

• USAC’s ability to give funds is questionable

• UCLA gets win over No. 1 club team

• Moby Disc runs out on lease, cites an inability to meet campus needs

• UCLA students celebrate Lunar New Year

• Press Pound

• Applicant petitions for readmission

• Despite detractors’ claims, SHIP is very student-friendly

Monday, Feb. 11

• USC sweeps season series, sandwiches UCLA’s scoring

• History department chair resigns suddenly

• Art not always art in the eye of beholder, masses

• Camping out may impact outcome of basketball

• Student fee allocation under review

• Stanford Invitational prize bounces away from team

• Q & A with the Daily Bruin

• Thievery Corporation fails to steal show

• Eat your heart out

• Reel Big Fish hooks crowd in Hollywood

• Wildcats rebound late in match, win

• Movie looks closely at effects of globalization, debt

• Commissioner for USAC steps down, citing personal issues

• USAC representation needs to be elected

• Conflicts lie in management, not chair

• Internet: just what the doctor ordered

• Speaker of Assembly sworn in on campus

• Groups at UCLA spark concern for Afghan orphans

• C'est la Vie

• Pitchers hit target in games against Florida

• Friday night finals are kaput; soak it up, kids

• UCLA has its ups, downs with tourney in Kentucky

• Delicious valentine recipes

• Westwood mainly a college town

• Bruins beaming after meet with Cardinal

• Financial aid helps people willing to help themselves

• News Briefs

• Squad stifles Trojans at annual Kilgour Cup

• ‘John Q’ uses thriller genre to expose state of health care

• Coach of Huskies criticizes Pac-10 recruiting tactics

• Bruins conquer Fiesta Bowl, take all six matches

Friday, Feb. 8

• Cell phones build culture of rudeness

• Ohio rock group O.A.R overthrows traditional music

• Bruins hope to ride Blue Wave to victory

• Homeless are harmless in Westwood

• Financial Aid Office isn’t student-friendly

• ONLINE EXTRA: Road weary Bruins host Cardinal, set sights high

• Cal Grant bill guarantees funding for all qualified

• UCLA alum rises to executive spot

• 522 Landfair needed help, not banishment

• Residents allege wrongful eviction

• Squad dominates UCI 16-4 in season opener

• Rich Nelson sets up UCLA victory over Pepperdine

• Senior student artwork shown in ‘Rash’ exhibit at Dickson Hall

• ‘Free’ doughnuts really filled with Christian commitment

• ONLINE EXTRA: After winning streak, team looks for more ways to improve game

• Tiny Terminator

• Did someone say vagina?

• Team needs to turn its focus to Villanova

• The Sunshine Fix radiates with psychedelic sounds

• Seniors view options at SAA event

• Letters

• Home crowd helps Bruins pull out win

• News Briefs

• Screen Scene

Thursday, Feb. 7

• Black community must stress AIDS education

• Christian lifestyle is a personal choice, not limiting of freedom

• Hines proves it’s the little things that really count

• Buzzer-beating Billy for three will be forever remembered

• Dates of our lives

• UC seeks to create test that will eliminate bias

• Graduate students fuming over department cutbacks

• Knight shoots to kill in Bruins’ last-second win

• Baaba Maal to bring African tunes to Royce

• Assemblyman sworn in as speaker

• Who wants to be a retired millionaire?

• UCLA aims to boost ranking with National Indoors victory

• Letters

• Squad set for rematch with Waves

• Big business is threat to Village film culture

• Saddle up, go buck-wild on L.A.'s favorite bull

• Video games fail to live up to hype, promise

• Lecturers need more appreciation

• Department ignores grad students’ needs

• Football team scores sexy recruiting class for 2002

• A&E Briefs

Wednesday, Feb. 6

• Team enters season without key players, hopes for best

• Sound Bites

• Bush dishes out rhetorical deception

• Gymnasts play hard, might be superheros in UCLA disguise

• Bruins scrape by with victory over No. 23 Kentucky

• Looking for a job? Check out Source for listings

• ONLINE EXTRA: Women's Lacrosse

• Don't call him Ace

• Chillin’ at the Water Cooler with Page 2’s Brian Murphy

• Festival celebrates indie spirit with light approach

• Traffic signals to be fixed in near future

• Q&A with the Daily Bruin

• Cyborgs, eels have feelings too

• U.S. sanctions destroy lives of innocent

• Echoes of the City

• Launch of War on Terrorism warrants Nobel nomination

• Dork Style

• Team looks to rebound, beat ’SC

• Bluthenthal’s top play is fueled by crosstown battle

• News Briefs

• President’s actions not Nobel worthy

• Bruins gain confidence on road

• Hipness of most new bands based off of nostalgia

Tuesday, Feb. 5

• Ten Ton Chicken delivers a healthy mix of music soup

• USAC heads in right direction with fees

• Bruins in good position for NCAA championships

• Force of freshmen may power Bruins past Long Beach State

• A Digital Wonderlantz

• Smiling Star

• Devil’s advocate dishes in ‘The Worst of Eric Bogosian’

• Crime Watch

• Money, not experience, matters to be a regent

• UCLA looks for victory over Kentucky

• Organist Harmon retires from university position

• Cal Poly’s early lead makes Bruin recovery impossible

• PC- generated images taking over Saturday morning ritual

• Black students share experiences

• UCLA’s student health plan is faulty

• Chain stores move in as theaters move out

• Press Pound

• NCAA ephedra ban raises athlete issues

• Doughnuts prove Christian love still exists

• Lift sex taboo, abortion debate will end

• Curtain Calls

• Ephedrine use grows amid health concerns

• Loss of NFL should bother L.A.

• Limiting panhandling aids homeless

Monday, Feb. 4

• UCOP, Fair Labor Association affiliation to benefit workers

• Washington outworks, outplays Bruins

• Series wins leave UCLA only with questions, uncertainty

• Local men admit to piracy involvement

• Event examines legacy of slavery

• Faith can’t be used to justify war efforts

• C'est La Vie

• Farrar, friends keep music lovers rockin’ at Hollywood show

• Okamura’s plan hardly fixes housing trouble

• Pop-punk group Sugarcult visits Westwood

• Cartoon giant Haim Saban morphs into a UC regent

• Students raise their voices in MLK Jr. Oratorical Contest

• New admissions test to combine SAT I, II must be made national

• U.S. must give slave reparations for justice

• Letters

• Tobacco companies involve colleges in lawsuit

• Bruins soar past Beavers with poise to secure win

• Setbacks hardly injure team’s UCSD triumph

• Squad fails to splash victory in faces of Stanford, Cal

• Squad relies on endurance, will power to defeat Trojans

• News Briefs

• Sex shop makes unwanted advances

• Deception is the key to being ‘Filmically Smart’

• Men’s team rallies against USC rivals

• Arnold in Action

• UCLA easily gains tournament title

Sunday, Feb. 3

• Online Extra: Men's Basketball Notebook

Friday, Feb. 1

• ONLINE EXTRA: Women’s lacrosse team struggles early in season

• Drawn and Quartered

• Students hold vigil to remember hate victim

• ONLINE EXTRA: Track and field teams ready to dominate

• Postmodern pioneer jazzes up Royce Hall in ‘El Trilogy’

• America not responsible for terrorist aggressions

• Screen Scene

• Elite squads meet in latest crosstown battle

• ONLINE EXTRA: Men’s lacrosse takes on Cal Poly

• News Briefs

• Letters

• Team sets, spikes, kills Long Beach

• UCLA to match up against USC

• ONLINE EXTRA: Swimming team looks to take on Stanford, Cal in weekend meet

• Doby adjusts to new city, outreach position

• UCLA tastes agony of defeat vs. Ducks

• Transgenders require sex-neutral facilities

• Bruin season will start with Early Bird Classic

• Former coach, player passes away at 88

• Team intends to dust off, try again

• North-South war must end; both sides have merits

• Oregon pulls a fast one on Bruins

• Chancellor laughing all the way to bank

• 4 Voices Converge

• Panelists address educational access issues

• Conduct debate with reason, not rhetoric

• Squads’ Stanley Cup fantasies come true at NHL All-Star event

• Help kids in need; they want to read

• MTV rival seeks talent at Citywalk

• Saldaña steps down from post

• ONLINE EXTRA: Women’s basketball season is roller coaster of high, lows

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