Story archive for July 2002

Thursday, Aug. 1

• Column: A healthy dose of crush to chase away summer blues

Monday, July 29

• Student fee raise to further hinder geographic diversity

• Members of Division Day balance music and academics

• Groundbreaking Research

• Former Bruins sign NFL contracts

• Regent calls for study of RPI’s effect on UC

• GSA returns subsidies to ASUCLA in time of need

• Editorial board buys into propaganda, should apologize

• Documentary explores truth behind crop circles

• Editor's Pick

• Letters to the editor

• Ryan Hollins takes his chance with the Bruins

• Agassi wins third Mercedes-Benz title

• Editorial

• Cup serves stars, wine, goat cheese

• Flaming Lips play on strengths, fire up the sound in latest album

• UCLA surgeon honored at American Heart Awards

• Incoming player arrested for suspected battery

• Davis addresses anti-Semitism

• Post college rock

• New apartheid exists in Gaza, West Bank

• Williams defeats defending champion Clijsters for tournament title

• UCLA offers students original and extensive art scene

• Agassi wins third Mercedes-Benz title

• Rediscover forgotten joy of leisure reading

• Obituary: Susan Niemann

• Student voices are vital to realization of NVIC’s goals

• Agassi wins third Mercedes-Benz title

Sunday, July 28

• Agassi backhands Mirnyi in semifinals

• Gambill defeats Kiefer for quarterfinal victory

• Agassi defeats Kuerton in well-matched quarterfinal

Friday, July 26

• Wild card Vahaly awed, modest after loss to Roddick

• Malisse emerges victorious over Dent

Wednesday, July 24

• Kuerten defeats Bastl

• Agassi back in the swing of things at Benz-Cup

Monday, July 22

• Residents oppose cemetery expansion

• Aged taste fails to see youth sophistication

• Editorial

• K-12 commission may see overhaul

• UCLA researchers receive grant for cell, space study

• Students protest loss of professor

• Weiss’ submission in opposition to Valley, Hollywood is both inaccurate, self-serving

• Erase Errata’s chaotic convergence

• Burns’ talent and composure attracts attention

• Rotating Talk Show mixes comedians’ roles to produce unique standup act

• Court targets wrong students for drug tests

• Students declare Wooden Center unfit

• Residents, students raise concerns about Westwood

• Briefs

• The 76th Annual Mercedes-Benz Cup

• Yeah, baby...yeah

• Swim squad preps for Nationals at Evans Invitational

• Transfer programs offer students chance at a UC

• Editorial cartoon

• Football notebook

• Divestment petition flawed, misreads international law

• Letters to the editor

• Dodgers and Angels fans’ rivalry takes turn for worse

• Program assistants intrude, limit individual relationships

• Visions for the future

• Briefs

• UCLA professor receives presidential award

• Regents vote to raise nonresident tuition

• Editor's Pick: "Strangers on a Train"

Monday, July 15

• AFSCME organizes, sets laws, guidelines

• Palestinians already have state, Israel in real danger

• Utensils, chairs key to successful living

• All-Star game, other sports have no place for ties

• Michael Fey offers mobility at center position

• Football notebook

• Skateboarding policy contradictory

• Breaking Up?

• Bruin freshmen Burns, Fey, Hollins showcase at Nike say no classic

• The other boys of summer

• Screen Scene

• Curtain Calls

• Construction bothers some in Westwood

• Athletics, entertainment greet Nuveman at ESPYs

• ASUCLA workers are donors too

• Scientists end study on hormone replacement

• Online Extra: Letters

• Buzzin' with poetry

• Secession of Valley, Hollywood would create rather than solve problems

• Donald, Double can guide you to summer fun

• Newsbriefs

• Briefs

• Westwood to have public meeting

• Robert Evans subject of HBO documentary

• Letters

• UC can’t finalize budget due to Assembly delay

• Editorial

• Ex-Volleyball Player Kilgour Dies

• Speraw leaves UCLA for head coach position at UC Irvine

• Activists protest police brutality

• Punk bands rock at Warped Tour

• Editor's Pick

• Special Letter from the Editor

Monday, July 8

• UC failed to recognize companies' risky tactics

• UCLA scientists study well-being of long-term lung cancer survivors

• Outfest boasts gay and lesbian film festival, live music, giant parties

• Physicians on a mission

• UCLA alumnus continues to dominate beach volleyball

• Cast, punchlines in ‘Oscar and Felix’ update stay true to classic

• Women's water polo team leads U.S. to win

• Feature

• Used CDs attract students, threaten recording industry

• Cal football faces long road to respectability

• Letters:

• Student filmmakers seek to change depictions of gays

• Former Bruin baseball player heads Summer Pro-League

• UCLA film professor prepares

• Energy conservation doesn’t remedy shortage

• Editorial:

• Israeli occupation similar to apartheid

• USAC to revise fee referendum for fall

• Newly relocated Arts Library opens with more accessibility

• Nuveman in race for ESPY award

• LAX travelers undaunted

• Workers evacuated after Aon Center gets terrorist threat

• Cartoon

• Soundbites

Monday, July 1

• Editorial

• Conjoined twins undergo first phase of operation

• Signature verification delays Racial Privacy Initiative vote

• College Board expands SAT I test with writing section, more complex math

• No Boom in the Wood

• Attar will transfer to Idaho State

• Police almost run over by alleged car thieves

• WorldCom stock drop hurts UC

• Revised state budget likely to restore UC outreach funds

• Editor's pick

• Tracy Davis reflects on year as student regent

• Pro golfer Vincent hired as men’s coach

• Notorious

• Gadzuric, Barnes to play for NBA

• UC, nurse reach contract agreement

• BCS scoring methods should be exchanged for playoff system

• Zartman wins title at World University Games

• Track's turn to shine

• Newsbriefs

• Movie reviews

• ‘Pledge’ ruling contradicts constitution

• Editorial cartoon

• Japan’s hit pop duo Puffy sweeten up L.A.

• SAT revisions, vouchers won’t equalize education

• Letters

• Crimewatch

• UCLA surf team qualifies for, but misses, the Nationals wave

• To allow art its influence is to really live

• Bruin golfer swings top four finish in Amateurs

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