Story archive for June 2003

Monday, June 30

• Firms fed up with homeless

• Regulations stifle law school diversity

• Court ruling stirs Prop. 209 debate

• Bush’s false claims reveal war unjustified

• Dorrell recruits four commits from camp

• Affirmative action rulings effect confusion, continue discrimination

• Watley: top female college athlete

• No end in sight for state budget impasse

• Race issue unfit for Court’s docket

• NBA Draft scores high, low points

• Presidential hopeful holds post-forum rally

• Major League Baseball Standings

• 2003-2004 UCLA men's basketball schedule

• Veney joins men’s track coaching staff

• Jason Kapono goes in second round to Cavaliers

• Bruin Roy Moon wins amateur championship

• Law school dean to resign by fall

• New institute to foster research collaboration

• Transfer admits, housing demand rising

• Basketball players cannot ‘Say No’ to summer league

• Prime-time TV lacks racial diversity

• Summer terms force time budgeting

• Democrats campaign, berate Bush

• Decision opens doors to equal opportunity

• Briefs

• Right professor can make course and quarter great

Tuesday, June 24

• ASUCLA expects net income gain

• Geffen school to change curriculum

• Village robberies spur security concern

• Men’s team finishes a disappointing 19th

• Baseball tricks not great for the trade

• Word connotation vital for sustaining truth

• Briefs

• 7th place finish frustrates Henderson

• Separated twin leaves hospital while sister remains in surgery recovery

• United States must use its power to prevent nuclear Iran

• UCLA’s Johnson blazes past McIntosh in hurdles

• Speaks out

• Briefs

• Breaking news: Supreme Court votes to uphold affirmative action in Michigan case

• Music industry wastes time prosecuting, not solving woes

• Democratic candidates to speak at UCLA

• Editorial: Dynes needs to show dedication to UC, students

• Dynes starts his shift to UC pres

• Track dashes expectations

• Regents to take vote on student fee increase

Monday, June 23

• Entering college single provides time for necessary self-discovery

• At the crossroads: Dynes takes reins

• Long-distance bonds can flourish with hard work, understanding

• Follow interests when choosing a major

• Though lacking nightlife, Village holds own allure

• 2003 Orientation Issue

• Editorial: Bruins should explore all that UCLA offers

• Online exclusive: Incoming freshmen should try GE clusters

• Make the most of college challenges

• Effects of CRECNO unrealistic

• Several Bruins to spend summer on national squads

• Bruins drink less than UC, national averages

• Online exclusive: Transfer students’ short orientation leaves some wanting more

• UCLA wins mean bragging rights for Bruins

• Online exclusive: Fraternity involvement breeds personal, communal growth

• Film screenings cooler than star-searching in L.A.

• Privacy in piracy

• Creating personal major an option

• Online exclusive: Walking, driving CSO escorts keep campus, students safe

• Online exclusive: Waiting tables earns students cash, experience

• Art to heart

• Online exclusive: UCLA’s size often a shocker at first, but students adjust

• Awareness, common sense can prevent campus crimes

• Stats suggest a good year for Bruin sports

• Non-theater students find creative voice on stage

• Online exclusive: Examine self, Greek system before pledging your allegiance

• Online exclusive: Curves allow students to compete with each other

• A cappella groups turn up the volume on campus

• Originality guides UCLA musicology to notoriety

• USAC, GSA attracts students of all interests

• University allows students to discover the world, learn

• Outta WAC club founders pour passion into class project

• Online exclusive: Yo La Tengo articulates delicate sounds with romantic undertones

• UCLA alum narrates reign as royal filmmaker

• Experiencing off-campus jobs gives insight into life after college

• UCLA claims its first Lexus Gauntlet trophy

• Intramural Field near completion

• Online exclusive: Alternative ways to get books can save buyers cash

• Covel, AAP provide free tutoring for students, by students

• Baseball recruits weigh pros, cons

• UCLA offers counseling services to help diffuse stress of college

• Central preservation

• Online exclusive: Services help students avoid credit card debt, find ‘free money’

• Dorms leave little room for privacy, cleanliness

• Adams to retire after 2004 season

• Online exclusive: ASUCLA provides on-campus employment for hundreds of students

• Program feels effects of foreign artists hesitant to tour

• Acosta Training Center to be renovated

• TV tapings offer students off-campus entertainment

• Online exclusive: Construction builds on campus

• By the seat of their pants

• Enjoy world of sports as a student

• Students learn to cope with unit requirement

• Online exclusive: MTV reality shows reinforce negative stereotypes, UCLA Greek community says

• Big Blue Bus no longer free, but still affordable transit option

Thursday, June 12

• Breaking news: Dynes recalls decision to pass on hockey, stick to academia

• Breaking news: Adams retiring

• Breaking news: Regents choose San Diego chancellor as new UC president

Monday, June 9

• Nilsson on right track for team, individual success

• Activism breeds political interest

• The 2002-2003 season in 1,163 words or less

• Better to relish UCLA’s history than to regret past four years

• Bye-lines: Feeling grateful for four full years

• Students enrich studies through research

• Consolidate loans and save

• Bye-lines: All I really need to know I learned at The Bruin

• Science grads look to future

• Special graduation ceremonies celebrate community members’ involvement, successes

• Student pays for education with work, financial aid

• Daily Bruin From Bench to Stardom Award: Tyler Ebell

• Student's corner

• Hopes for women’s track title will rest on 6 Bruins in Sacramento

• Clemens stays modest despite phenomenal year

• Students enter ‘real world’ with campus leadership experience

• Community ties are UCLA’s best asset

• Shooting for success

• Bye-lines: Life’s lessons develop through the camera lens

• UCLA ends year with revised set of blueprints

• Bye-lines: The Bruin changes writers if not readers

• Reconstruction

• Ending On A High Note

• Bye-lines: Future welcomed, but college will be missed

• Bye-lines: Everything’s connected; separation is arbitrary

• Bye-lines: Math student’s divided life worth it

• Daily Bruin Male Comeback Player of the Year: Yoo Kim

• Daily Bruin From Bench to Stardom award: Michelle Turner

• Daily Bruin Newcomer of the year: Brett McMillan

• Senior Lassi Ketola aces tough combo of sports, academics

• Following their Heart

• Students roam all regions of campus to find right major

• Daily Bruin Female Comeback Player of the Year: Michelle Greco

• Bye-lines: Finding a place means changing fonts

• Carnesale congratulates Class of 2003

• 12-man Bruin squad gears up for NCAA Championships

• Bye-lines: Bumpy ride turns out to be worth it

• Bye-lines: Who do you want to be?

• Daily Bruin Newcomer of the year: Kate Richardson

• Bye-lines: Beauty in The Bruin: a beary tale

• Zeitlin takes to the road, fine-tunes love for music

• MBA students struggle to secure post-grad jobs in lagging economy

• Bye-lines: Break rules for the right reasons

• Bye-lines: Ethnic graduations hinder diversity

• Bye-lines: It’s been four years of love and hate

• Bruin players picked on second day of MLB draft

• Commencement kicks off once again

• Bye-lines: Appreciation, quality, friendship is, in fact, the key

• ‘Broke’ authors to gain exposure

• Daily Bruin picks Vincent as top coach

• Nothing to shout about

• Student regent advocated diversity, fought fee hikes

• Bye-lines: No danger in jumping

• Arts camp offers experience to variety of college students

• ROTC graduates ready for military

• Editorial: Graduates get kicked off island into reality

• Some Hollywood jobs not as glamorous as they seem

• Some seniors plan to keep learning

• Bruin Peace Corps volunteers take skills across globe to help others

• Many Bruins stay for more than 4 years

• Bye-lines: ‘Actionism’ above Activism

• Former receiver returns from Idaho St. to finish degree

• Students must fight for campus diversity

• Team remembers losses to USC

• Bye-lines: Stuff of legends unsurpassable

• 2003 Graduation Issue

• Learn to savor the moments

• Bye-lines: We’re cynical and dead inside

• UCLA Radio survives year of obstacles

• UCLA’s abundant opportunities promise a satisfying experience

• Bye-lines: Does The Bruin anger you? Good

• Asian Americans break through silver screen

• Grad students ready for the future

• Bye-lines: Asking questions, listening to answers pays off

• Bye-lines: Find fulfillment in college, even if it drives you crazy

• Briefs

• Bye-lines: A vision for the future beyond a cookie fortune

• Passion guides students to Spotlight

• Bye-lines: Hard work and initiative pays off

• Bruins reflect on war’s impact

Wednesday, June 4

• War takes faculty out of classrooms

• Cuts halt research expansion

• Screen scenes:

• Favored team falls short in finals

• Putting the TOMORROW back in ALL TOMORROW'S PARTIES

• ‘Road map’ both supported, criticized

• Men’s volleyball looks to add setter Beau Peters to roster

• Adams’s future with UCLA still undecided

• Editorial Cartoon

• Entering the spotlight

• Time off provides a necessary break from ‘hustle’ of life after graduation

• Forget Inner Circle; world is beautiful thanks to readers

• Proposed bill may raise sales taxes

• Art, design counselor to retire after 27 years

• L.A.’s ‘Producers’ falls short of original

• 2002-2003 In Review

• Crimewatch

• ‘Soap operetta’ mixes dramatic, musical styles

• Lavin signs deal to be ESPN analyst

• Los Altos recruit commits to football team

• Nilsson opts not to double championship events

• Sound bites:

• More support needed to win fight against AIDS

• Draft starts without Bruin picks 20th round of draft, no Bruins

• UCLA maintains community outreach programs despite budget issues

• Briefs

• Theatrefest showcases wide range of expression

• ALL TOMORROW'S PARTIES: Alternatives

• Formerly conjoined twin removed from intensive care

• Futbolistas upset Club Soda in IM soccer

• Government, media create distortions of mass destruction

• Letters to the Editor

• Academic year sees share of pros and cons

• Year saw end to title droughts, careers

Tuesday, June 3

• Entering the spotlight

Monday, June 2

• The ref is never wrong, but he is often distracted, biased, afraid

• Marchers seek UCLA vow

• Women's track notebook

• Bill Nye the Science Guy speaks on possible life in the sky

• Letters to the Editor

• Presidential candidate speaks to teachers on his views

• Young models at risk in exploitative industry

• Oliver’s importance to football program no laughing matter

• Face-Off: Should universities ban students from SARS-infected areas?

• USAC says hello to its incoming officers

• ASUCLA budget counts on fee referenda passage

• Face-Off: Should universities ban students from SARS-infected areas?

• UCLA places third in Oklahoma

• Briefs

• Editorial: U.S. should pressure Iran diplomatically

• Bruins on track at regionals

• Summit promotes discussion among UC campuses

• Nilsson’s decision critical for team’s NCAA title run

• Drug probation centers lacking, study shows

• College educations are valuable – your real major is life

• Student regent nominee has wide background

• Briefs

• Jugglers have a ball helping kids

• U.S. surgeon general’s wisdom sends grads off

• Luke qualifies for NCAA in pole vault

• Premieres cut into Village business profit

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