Story archive for September 2003

Wednesday, Oct. 1

• Feature Photo

• Bruin Republicans wary of recall rift

• Submission errs in understanding basic mission of student groups

• Few attend USAC’s first meeting with groups

• Offbeat:

• X-country: Women’s cross country thrives despite absences

• NCAA title belongs in SoCal, even if USC wins

• C'est la vie

• Editorial: Future head must address ASUCLA’s model

• Troupe offers a symbiotic sampler of Eastern arts

• UC President leaves office

• Record industry should change its tune

• Award-winning 9/11 films start off documentary series

• Standings/scores/schedules

• Westwood's Dynamic Duo

• A closer look: New UC president to inherit financially threatened system

• A closer look: Chancellor Dynes boasts leadership experience in science, athletics, university community

• Ashe Center to charge for services

• Football: Heftier White, Drew push Tyler Ebell into reduced role

• A closer look: A legacy of reform

• A closer look: Atkinson leaves his mark on standardized testing

• M.volleyball: Volleyball team recruits setter

• M.golf: Washington tramples UCLA at invitational

• In race for plurality, compromise is needed

• Bruin digest: Jim Harrick named scout and coaching assistant for the Denver Nuggets

• Letters to the editor

• Opponents of Prop. 54 mobilize to inform, sway student voters

Tuesday, Sept. 30

• Recall candidates untested, voters uninformed

• Ex-Bruin earns spot in MLB playoffs

• [Online] Schwarzenegger's underdeveloped political profile strengthened by debate showing, GOP support

• New poll shows surprisingly high approval rating for Prop. 54

• Student outreach group uses waiting room downtime to educate

• Abortion pill, though legal, may still be dangerous

• Science and Health Briefs

• Football: Olson to start in Saturday’s Pac-10 opener

• J-Board denies council proposal

• New treatment locates, destroys dormant HIV

• [Online] USAC to facilitate joint meeting with various student groups

• Group assesses religion’s value

• Letters to the editor

• Sometimes sports and movies just shouldn’t mix

• Beckerman off gymnastics team

• Recall candidate campaigns on Bruin turf

• M.soccer: Biggest crowd of season sees good game for goalie

• Proposed minor to examine society with technological lens

• Speaks out

• Financial aid keeps university affordable

• [Online] The Mutaytor to bring transformative sounds, sights to Bruin Plaza today

• Cartoon: Insomniac

• Coaches sign longer contracts

• Israel suffers while Palestinians reject peace

Monday, Sept. 29

• Offbeat:

• Search for successor to begin in January

• Pac-10 football roundup: Cal defeats Trojans during overtime, ending USC’s winning streak

• Football: Wide receivers help Bruins catch win

• Editorial: Prop. 54 spending rife with conflict

• Bruin digest: Baseball coach to remain in Arizona

• ASUCLA to lose executive director

• Pac-10 w.volleyball roundup: Sun Devils reborn in game four

• Pac-10 m.soccer roundup: Washington continues winning streak

• U.S. must remain adamant, persist with Iraq mission

• Gym modified into center

• M.soccer: UCLA secures 2-0 win over rival LMU in unruly game

• Hibernating Bruins must wake up and smell desire

• Improved base budget process fair, effective

• Football recap

• Gen. Clark offers credentials, not substance

• Editorial cartoon

• Letters to the editor

• C'est la vie

• Football: Victory despite a shaky start

• W.volleyball: Bruin comeback grounds Ducks

• Upgrades of the 18-month sound project include 24 surround speakers and two subwoofers

• Urban Outfitters plans to dress up Westwood

• News & notes: Team plagued with penalties, ejection

• M.polo: Two weekend wins end streak of splits

Saturday, Sept. 27

• [Online exclusive] Bruins beat Aztecs in season's second win

Friday, Sept. 26

• Berdahl to retire from Berkeley chancellorship

• McClintock clearly the better choice

• M.soccer: Team set for triumph at ‘local derby’

• Ruling on telemarketers’ technicality is legitimate

• Fire in University Apartments alarms many tenants, but none hurt

• Letters to the editor

• Xbox, 50 Cent offer literary inspiration

• Agricultural subsidies hurt world, U.S.

• [Online exclusive] ASUCLA executive director resigns

• Cuts may force UC to accept more out-of-state students

• Sorority rush week brings fun, friendship and high anxieties

• M.waterpolo: Men’s water polo prolonged road trip coming to a close

• Court orders Bustamante to return $3.8 million in illegal contributions

• Bush administration doing a remarkable job – at failing

• Briefs

• Student funding for campaigns questionable

• Text message spam targets Davis

• Speaks Out

• Reiber West construction underway; North to begin in Dec.

• Feature photo: Hanging around

• Football: Aztec game becoming a must-win for Bruins

• Referendum delay suspends Ackerman upgrades

• W.volleyball: Women’s volleyball kills Oregon State

• Standings/scores/schedules

Thursday, Sept. 25

• Editorial: Youth must vote on, ponder larger issues

• Q&A: Wooden offers insight on sports today

• California recall: Circus-like atmosphere reinforced at debate

• Ethnic groups should take steps to relieve tensions

• W.volleyball: Women’s volleyball falls short in conference opener

• Student coalition helps to register 1,500 voters

• California recall: Hopefuls talk politics, values, one-liners

• Ketamine reported missing from UCLA pediatric clinic

• W.soccer: Team gives up streak, but beats Duke

• Golf: Golf opens season with two title wins

• USAC denies JSU appeal for additional funding

• UC ponders $600M budget cut

• Courtside, Covel construction complete

• M.soccer: Bruins win, break Pilots’ defense

• Sports continue over summer despite Marx, Nutella woes

• Editorial cartoon

• Recall election will shape future of race relations

• "I am what I am"

• Briefs

• Concert successfully replaces Black Sunday

• Standings/scores/schedules

• UCLA Hall of Fame to induct 8 athlete greats

• California recall: Bruins react to debate on crucial state issues

• M.waterpolo: Men’s water polo off to a rough start

• Speaks out

• Slow economic gain predicted

• Briefs

• Football: Bruins’ football injuries pile up after bout with No. 1 Oklahoma

Sunday, Sept. 21

• From the managing editor: Let’s teach Bartleby how to go zeitgeist surfing

• HBO’s barrage of marketing adds up to brainwashing

• UCLA’s GEs broad, but formal system needed

• Online: Poor coverage allows Oklahoma’s Antonio Perkins to have a record-setting game and score on punt returns--three times

• Dropout masters horror

• Democrats must unite behind one candidate to bag presidency

• Recall: Davis undeserving of recall, cannot be blamed for California’s crises

• Campus fashion uncovered

• From the sports editor: Why we didn’t cover the Oklahoma game

• Atkinson says goodbye to UC

• Sept. 11: Student interest in Middle East grows

• Online: Bruins fall to No.1 Oklahoma Sooners 59-24

• New librarian pushes information literacy

• A North and South Campus Symbiosis

• Recall: Undemocratic recall leaves California vulnerable; only citizens will suffer

• Sept. 11: Fiat Lux seminar expansion reduces current-event topics

• Football: League gains new coaches, new profile

• Lucky Seven

• From the editor in chief - Dear reader: Please send your constructive, not destructive, criticism

• Initiative generates heated debate on benefits of state collection of ethnicity data

• Segregation practices permeate campus

• Recall: Judges bring political prejudice into forefront

• From the news editor: News is like ‘two truths and a lie,’ except without the lie

• Calendar

• Recall: Professors join Arnold

• The Coop takes concert intimacy to The Max

• Language troubles medical community

• A puzzling situation: Ethnic solidarity or division?

• Recall: Tom McClintock has a clear plan

• Sept. 11 - Q&A: Peccei discusses impact of Sept. 11 on UCLA research

• UCLA Live: UCLA Live steps into new year

• For the rest of us - triathlon: UCLA boasts top finishers in L.A. Triathlon

• Prop. 209 writers split on Prop. 54

• On the streets of Westwood: stories of the homeless

• Recall - Editorial: Youth apathy not to blame for low voter turnout

• UCLA Live: Moving in a new direction

• Professor Emeritus Saxon continues his lifelong commitment to education

• Heat packs success

• From the dB Magazine editor: Bringing (UC)L.A. arts to students’ fingertips

• Recall: Postponing recall may not help Democrats

• M.soccer: UCLA ranked No. 2 at season’s start

• Football: Chilled to perfection

• Recall: Schwarzenegger possesses vision

• M.soccer: Champs set for new season

• For the rest of us - club sports: Club teams compete in a league of their own

• For the rest of us - intramural sports: Flag football reverts to 7-on-7

• M.waterpolo: Ormsby makes leadership his goal

• Cross country: Leadership, pack running key this year

• UCLA fights illegal file-sharing

• Recall: Vote against Prop. 54 and for a leader who puts education first

• Hate UCLA? Stop grumbling, start changing

• Dancing down Third Street

• A North and South Campus Symbiosis

• New vice chancellor connects with campus

• Technicians bring theater center stage

• W.soccer: Women’s soccer hopeful about sophomore’s return

• W.volleyball: Women’s volleyball hits its offensive targets

• Recall: California’s recall election in limbo awaiting court decision

• Cross country: Young squad looks to improve

• For the rest of us - recreation: Construction finally pays off

• Review: "Bubba Ho-tep"

• A puzzling situation: Faculty gender inequity lingers

• Dialogue, writing keep ‘Man’ in tune

• W.soccer: Fledgling WUSA falls to severe financial troubles

• Grad students can count on GSA for resources, guidance

• Football: Pac-10 receivers ready to catch more praise

• Connerly all but announces defeat

• Recall: ‘Confusing’ punch cards feed election hoopla

• From the Viewpoint editor: Crazy world offers much to discuss

• A puzzling situation: Diversity in definitions

• Fans find own sport in heckling

• W. golf: Bruin golf expects to have continued success this year

• Stars unlikely pair on, off set

• Liberal activist justices work Bush v. Gore ruling in hopes of Democratic victory

• Graffin tackles academia

• Review: Outkast "Speakerboxxx/The Love Below"

• A puzzling situation: Random roommates discover friendship despite differences

• College a mixed, but manageable, bag

• Definition of diversity still debatable

• Recall: Cruz Bustamante a legitimate choice

• Acoustic Live returns

• Tiny technology hopes to make big impact

• Concert looks to replace Black Sunday

• M.waterpolo: Continuing 2002 trend, Waves drench Bruins

• Wooden lost on ‘youngsters’

• Minorities can only attain true equality, avoid discrimination, if initiative passes

• Star Maps: Making Private Celebrity Lives Public

• Who will win?

• Music department reduces library hours, some electives may be cut

• Center assists with gender-related issues

• LGBT Center provides education, information

• Recall: Coalition coordinates plan to encourage students to register to vote

• Job market uncertain

• W.soccer: Bad business decisions doom women’s professional soccer

• Fowler celebrates 10 year anniversary

• A puzzling situation: Guides take walk on progressive side

• Rising cost of education puts some UC law students in tight situations

• Network helps children with traumatic stress disorder

• Working cap stays put while fees increase

• W.soccer: Only men can be key players in sports world

• Life is just a bowl of rice

• Depression poses complicated problem for many

• Initiative is a ticket to disaster

• Recall: MEChA denies media allegations of racist intentions

• M.soccer: Men’s soccer boasts strong freshmen class

• Football: Do football, gambling go together? You bet!

• USC closing college rankings gap

• UCLA Live: Funding cuts lead to rise in student ticket prices

• Don’t fool yourself; floor dating a social mine field

• Sept. 11 - Sept. 11, 2001: UCLA responds to tragedy

• Westwood not typical college town

• Recall: Recall prompts interest, awareness and action in students

• Bush ignores domestic issues with request for additional $87 billion

• New quarter brings fresh opportunities

• For the rest of us - The Den: The Den aims to amplify Bruin spirit

• Science can come to life for both learned scholar, curious novice

• Recall: Repealing fee hikes part of many candidates’ plans

• Rice abounds in Asia, Fowler

Thursday, Sept. 18

• [Online exclusive] Briefs

• Online exclusive: New Regent Huerta, Student Regent Anderson begin their tenures

Wednesday, Sept. 17

• Online exclusive: Regents propose novel ways to collect fees

• Online exclusive: UC Regents ponder enrollment caps, additional fee increases for '04-'05

• Online exclusive: Dynes voices opposition to Proposition 54

Monday, Sept. 15

• Online exclusive: Federal court postpones recall

Sunday, Sept. 14

• Online exclusive: UCLA special teams play helps make up for poor offensive performance

• Online exclusive: After no touches in first game, White the only bright spot on UCLA offense

• Online exclusive: UCLA’s two field goals enough to beat Illinois

Saturday, Sept. 13

• Online exclusive: UCLA beats Illinois for season's first win

Wednesday, Sept. 10

• Online exclusive: Davis nominates labor activist to be newest regent

• Online exclusive: Shelley and panel highlight, respond to recall concerns

• Online exclusive: Two years later: students reflect on effects of Sept. 11, 2001

Tuesday, Sept. 9

• Online exclusive: Moore out four to six weeks with bone bruise

• Online exclusive: Backup quarterback John Sciarra suspended from this week's home opener against Illinois game for breaking team rules

Sunday, Sept. 7

• Online exclusive: Dorrell "proud" of team, but has higher hopes for season

• Online exclusive: UCLA loses opener to Colorado in final minutes

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