Story archive for February 2004

Monday, March 1

• M. volleyball: Volleyball bounces back in Hawai’i

• March 2 Election: Third-year serves as delegate for Kerry

• Daily Bruin Endorsements: Waxman boasts experience, successes

• Gymnastics: Gymnastics falls in Husky meet

• Daily Bruin Endorsements: All 4 propositions deserve ‘yes’ vote

• W. polo: Stanford ends water polo’s run at Gaucho Invitational

• Candidates vie for last-minute votes

• Bruin sports (and readers) deserve fair coverage

• M. basketball: Cummings ends season on bench

• Softball: Bruins maintain winning momentum to sweep tournament

• Daily Bruin Endorsements: All 4 propositions deserve ‘yes’ vote

• W. basketball: Bruins secure crucial win over Trojans

• Many lobby in support of regent

• Daily Bruin Endorsements: Kerry best choice to oust Bush

• Daily Bruin Endorsements: All 4 propositions deserve ‘yes’ vote

• ‘Return of King’ lords over Oscars

• March 2 Election: Despite exit, supporters plan to vote for Dean

• UC admissions plan denies eligible students

• Daily Bruin Endorsements: Kuehl delivers practical politics

• Daily Bruin Endorsements: Bass’ vision for education best represents student interests

• March 2 Election: Prop. 56 affects budget process

• A Separate Peace: Contract appeases only current workers

• March 2 Election: Faculty members vie for seat in Assembly

• March 2 Election: Passage of Prop. 55 would allow seismic renovations of campus buildings

• Daily Bruin Endorsements: Boxer can offer liberal voice for Calif. voters

• W. basketball: Women’s basketball steals win over USC

• W. tennis: Women’s tennis breaks four-game winning streak with heavy singles losses

• Offbeat briefs

• News briefs

• Swimming: UCLA swim and dive team takes second at Pac-10 tourney behind Stanford

• M. basketball: UCLA submits to Notre Dame, 75-60

• Foreign athletes rare at UCLA

• March 2 Election: Bills aim to resolve deficit

Friday, Feb. 27

• Win essential to avenge last season’s loss

• Researcher, educator remembered for dedication

• W. basketball: Teams’ NCAA bids hinge on rivalry game

• Softball: Undefeated softball team ready for first home game

• Initiatives won’t fix causes of budget mess

• M. tennis: UCLA drops the ball to Baylor, 5-2

• Gymnastics: Gymnastics looks to stay on top

• Putting mergers, acquisitions into recent context

• Candidates debate issues at USC

• Package key to helping state pay bills, solve crisis

• Law students go international

• W. waterpolo: Women’s water polo to defend title

• Hammer highlights collaborative effort of electronic literature

• Vote yes on Prop. 57, 58 to stabilize California

• W. tennis: UCLA expects challenge from Texas

• Accord reached in grocer strike

• Bruin digest

• M. basketball: After Trojan loss, Bruins crave win over Fighting Irish

• Response of CU coach to rape allegations deplorable

• Same-sex unions draw Civil Rights parallels

• M. volleyball: UCLA ties Hawai’i at 2 games apiece going into game five

• Nigerian vice president addresses UCLA audience

• Exchange rate taxing for some EAP students

• Feature photo

• Editorial: Dorm tenants should reject corporate media

• Briefs

• Fight priority passes; don’t settle for ‘no’

• Housing fees don’t see peak

• Editorial cartoon

Thursday, Feb. 26

• Oscar: Best Actor

• M.basketball: Bruins just miss in loss to Trojans

• Attacks on same-sex marriage unjust

• Oscar: Best Supporting Actor

• Basketball: It was ours, but now it’s USC’s

• USAC bylaws questioned

• Oscar: Best Director

• Oscar: Best Original Screenplay

• M.volleyball: Squad to hit No. 1 Hawai’i courts

• Oscar: Best Picture

• School bond faces stiff debate

• Calendar: Thearter & Arts

• ‘Biggest’ film fest shoots to expand IMAX audience

• M.tennis: Tennis team faces challenge against No. 3 Baylor today

• Baseball: Baseball team to play four weekend games at Hawai’i-Hilo

• Lecturer speaks on historical context of Jesus

• Oscar: Best Adapted Screenplay

• Here's the story ...of our Oscar picks

• Oscar: Best Supporting Actress

• [Online] Hollywood Entertainment Museum exhibit gives albums a psychedelic twist

• Navigating in Ackerman hard for wheelchair users

• Exhibit pairs artists’ complementary work

• Football: Williams opts to leave USC for NFL draft

• M.basketball: Thompson drops the ball against ’SC

• Film adds visual chapter to perception of past

• Barbarian Invasion

• Review: Petronio’s dancers charge Royce program with energy, force

• ‘Havana Nights’ missteps fusion of dance, political beats

• W.track: Small roster limits chance for NCAA title

• Introducing the fine sport of juggling here at UCLA

• Bush shouldn’t force religion on state

• Football: Dorrell names Svoboda new quarterbacks coach

• Feature photo

• Oscar: Best Animated Feature Film

• Not your average political gig

• Download from Internet with law in mind

• Readership program up for vote on Hill

• Calendar: Film & TV

• Oscar: Best Actress

• Nigerian speaker arouses unrest

• Oscar: Best Cinematography

• Calendar: Music

• Singer gets warm response on Promenade, in clubs

• Softball: Softball pitchers vie for position as player returns

• Academy should take comedies more seriously

• Wrens balance musical success, day jobs

• UCLA anticipates performance of revered ballet dancer

• M.basketball: Lack of rebounds contributed to Bruin loss

• Anti-Semitism spawned by lies like those in Gibson’s film

• Strumming to keep culture alive via Turkish folk

• W.basketball: Seniors leave legacy of inspiration

Wednesday, Feb. 25

• M. basketball: Grin and bear it

• Nader pushes Democrats back left

• Passions surround film

• Bruin Digest

• Past data shows UC can meet plan goals

• Sticking to master plan is a must for UC

• M. basketball: Bruins look to avenge loss to Trojans

• Briefs

• W. basketball: Quinn leads race for Pac-10 Freshman of the Year

• Biohazard not potent, just very dauntless

• W. tennis: Neither rain nor Waves can dampen Bruins

• Administration’s mercury pollution policies endanger human health

• Outsourcing U.S. jobs hurts unemployed Americans, current economy

• Baseball: Bruins topple Waves in 8-6 victory

• Gymnastics: Beating the odds

• A closer look: Nation’s courts face urgent legal debate

• Editorial: Gibson should take stand on anti-Semitism

• A closer look: UCLA alums, faculty get hitched

• Med Center takes notes on terrorist attack procedures

• Editorial: Gay marriage ban a violation of freedom

• A closer look: Same-sex marriages unlikely in L.A.

• Movie rich in gore, not anti-Semitism

• Welfare Commission rolls out AIDS awareness event

Tuesday, Feb. 24

• Earning his stripes

• Exam archives only fair

• Editorial cartoon

• Registrar seeks to fill poll worker positions

• Crimewatch

• Student lawsuit faces new obstacles

• Professor gets a March hearing for porn charges

• Fantasy Bruin team shows spirit

• M. basketball: Farmer’s play mirrors persona

• Village connects with patrons using Internet

• Letter to the editor

• Stem cell success sparks debate

• Don’t depend on ginseng, gingko to ace your tests

• Football: Star high school QB commits for 2005

• Bruin Digest

• Baseball: Bruins look to surf over Waves

• Regents appoint new UC provost, senior VP

• Grandstand fans plan a hoot in left field

• M. tennis: Bruins’ No. 2 player struggles in recent games

• Prop. 57, 58 won’t fix budget’s structural problems

• Legalizing gay marriage not so simple

• Vanessa Kerry speaks in support of father

• Puzzles adds healthier fare to menu

Monday, Feb. 23

• Bruin Digest

• Hunt commences for graduate school deans

• Gymnastics: Gymnasts tie all-time NCAA scoring record

• Football: Football coach’s case dropped

• M. tennis: Men’s tennis struggles against Arizona teams

• M. basketball: Crispin takes loss at home personally

• Publisher aims to lower prices

• [Online Exclusive] Baseball: Baseball’s weekend series cut short by rain

• W. basketball: Bruins’ NCAA hopes fade

• Briefs

• Offbeat

• ‘Tupperware parties’ have never been quite this sexy

• Black contributions a crucial part of America’s history

• Armenian studies topic of conference

• It’s not anti-Semitic; it’s just a movie

• Basketball team should learn from the Cardinal

• Editorial: Before voting Nader, consider political impact

• [Online Exclusive] Softball: Softball remains undefeated despite hit-or-miss weather

• [Online Exclusive] M. basketball: Former Gov. targeted by projectile fruit; Cummings reaches 1000-point mark

• On-campus parking problem persists

• M. basketball: UCLA can’t topple Stanford

• [Online Exclusive] W. tennis: Women’s tennis battles cold, rain to dominate ASU

Friday, Feb. 20

• M. basketball: Bruins the bigger bears in Cal win

• [Online] Chicana political activist hopes to motivate students

• Subpoenas alert universities

• M. soccer: Men’s soccer rolls over Galaxy in exhibition, 1-0

• Baseball: UCLA to take on Pacific

• Revenue from patents may help fend off further budget cuts

• Bruin digest

• Merit-based Pell Grants would reward those truly lazy

• Exam files, online postings present test of fairness

• Remembering Daniel Pearl

• Editorial cartoon

• New UC faces funding cuts

• W. basketball: UCLA records new highs at Cal

• Past foretells basketball's triumph over No. 1 Cardinal

• Executive Education Program celebrates 50th anniversary

• Gymnastics: Dantzscher returns to face Titans

• Letter to the editor

• Village closures make jobs scarce

• Briefs

• Softball: Bruins prepare for top teams

• M. basketball: Squad hungry for Stanford victory

• W. tennis: Arizona games bring win-win situation

• M. basketball: Crispin earns start in final home games

• Reconsider so-called platonic friendships

• Students vulnerable to ID theft

• A Dream House without Ken comes as no surprise

Thursday, Feb. 19

• Teen flick garners laughs at Europeans’ expense

• Calendar: Theater & Arts

• Slice of Life

• Calendar: Film & TV

• State should invest in probation camps

• What's that smell?: Calendar

• What a would-be president does at UCLA

• M.track: Men’s squad boasts several championship qualifiers

• Editorial: Dean’s political impact must be remembered

• Lohan’s new movie proves she’s no Shirley Temple

• W.track: New coach helps team sprout wings

• Calendar: Music

• Quartet aims for informality in classical setting

• Bruin devoted to Kucinich even if polls aren’t

• ‘Topdog’ a compelling exploration of brotherhood

• Acting soars while ’60s staging falls flat in ‘Wind’

• BeauSoleil’s alluring mix of musical styles celebrates Cajun culture

• Schools try to rush students

• Review: ‘Amateur Marriage’ is a stale novel on stale relationships

• Month crosses cultural boundaries

• M.basketball: Who’s afraid of the big, bad Bears?

• University ought to swallow cuts

• Dean withdraws from race

• What's that smell?: Live music should be open to all ages

• Wheelchair access complaint spurs slew of parking tickets

• M.volleyball: Bruins kill Gauchos, 3-1

• Puck that: I’m going back to playing hockey

• Spaceland band says live shows shouldn’t be a vacation

• Softball: Goerl pitches spectacular weekend

• Filmmaker infuses documentaries with personal experience

• Holding on to their Pencils

• Choice between NFL, college a tough call

• Soundbites: The Mountain Goats "We Shall All Be Healed" ; Kanye West "The College Dropout"

• For Petronio Company, less is more

• W.basketball: Women’s basketball needs victory for chance at bid

• Letter to the editor

• Sheriff gets tougher on Isla Vista party scene

• What's that smell?: Club reopens after fire code stink

• A scientific look at how athletes track themselves

• W.polo: Squad faces challenges of youth

• M.hockey: Bruins hope to build on 7-17 season

• Budget cuts jazz up concerts

Wednesday, Feb. 18

• ASUCLA student employees test products

• Making Hollywood diverse

• M. basketball: Injuries mount for team’s already ailing game record

• A closer look: Ashe faces same problems as other centers

• A closer look: Programs take a bite out of unhealthy eating habits

• Dedicated squad deserves recognition

• M. lacrosse: Lacrosse snaps back, ends Aggies’ 3-game winning streak

• Gymnastics: Out of nowhere

• USAC appoints new representative

• Pell Grants unfairly favor need over merit

• M. tennis: Win over BYU comes tougher than expected

• Football: Football loses 9th player with Patton’s academic dismissal

• Anti-abortion display on Bruin Walk stirs discussion

• A closer look: Listing of medical visits on BAR raises privacy concerns

• A closer look: Some go to Canada for drugs

• Black history celebration necessary to end racism

• [Online] Democrats need candidate with a backbone: Dean, not Kerry

• Curb extreme parking enforcement

• M. baseball: A dark day for Bruin baseball

• Editorial: Gays deserve equality, right to marry

• Awards recognize foreign creativity

• Textbook theft strikes LuValle Commons; two suspects detained

• M. volleyball: Volleyball loses No. 1 spot

• Donation establishes new chair

Tuesday, Feb. 17

• Even next to Yankees, USC is the greater evil

• UCLA turns over documents describing sorority sanctions

• W. tennis: Bruin women keep Bulldogs at bay

• M. basketball: Arizona mauls UCLA in 107-83 win

• Long distance learning

• Clark’s supporters at UCLA disband

• Crimewatch

• Baseball: Baseball just misses weekend sweep

• Editorial cartoon

• Patriot Act doesn’t protect; it destroys

• W. track: Bruin vaults to record-breaking heights

• What’s right not always popular

• M. volleyball: Fifth-year’s career-high play helps kill Tritons

• AIDS awareness, research increase on campus

• Higher Learning Day raises students’ hopes for college

• M. basketball: Wildcats’ speed trips up Bruin team

• Local AFSCME withholds official endorsement

• Gymnastics: Unchallenged gymnasts take win

• Women-only gym offers new twist on fitness centers

• Bruin digest

• Game on Valentine’s only brings heartache

• Softball: Softball triumphant, taking 5 wins in 3 days

• M. tennis: Men’s tennis looks to use BYU match to bounce back

• Football: Strength, conditioning coach again scrutinized

• Ackerman needs to improve atmosphere, add social club

• W. basketball: Quinn leads women’s basketball to strong victory

• Letters to the editor

• M. basketball: Notebook

Friday, Feb. 13

• Letters to the editor

• Friends remember student’s upbeat love for life

• Single and sad? Redefine your valentine

• W. basketball: Wildcats slashed from all sides

• Nanotechnology prospects reap funds

• Reschedule holidays to avoid disappointment

• Bruin digest

• W. swimming: Swim team aims to drown USC

• All hope gone for squad with loser's mentality

• De Neve residents partner up with city youth

• North Villagers ticketed en masse for cars’ blocking sidewalks

• Future of growing UCLA major under scrutiny

• Softball: Softball working to fix errors to maintain wins

• Grad student lawsuit against UC fee hike to proceed

• Group educates women about ‘Assets’

• Project receives further review

• Concurrent board position may pose conflict for new GSA officer

• Understanding essential in changing unfavorable Islamic views

• M. basketball: Cummings ‘stunned’ over ASU loss

• W. tennis: Women’s tennis team destroys Anteaters

• M. basketball: Sun Devils fry Bruins, 74-62 in OT

• M. volleyball: No. 1 ranking slides with loss to 49ers, but Bruins still confident

• [Online] Gymnastics: Fiery gymnastics team heads to Berkeley

• [Online] Baseball: Bruins baseball club to meet Bulldogs for first time since 1986

• Celebrate the best of campus athletics

• Assembly hopefuls discuss education in UCLA forum

• Football: ESPN interviewee retains lawyer

• Editorial cartoon

Thursday, Feb. 12

• W.tennis: Bruins to be tested on and off court

• Guitarist travels long, hard road to Faraway Places

• Agua to splash onto the UCLA scene tonight

• Editorial: USAC’s budget allocation system flawed

• NSU event geared toward sharing culture through music, dance

• M.volleyball: LBSU sweeps men’s volleyball

• Historic Village manor may be demolished

• Bruins have chance to direct Canadian producer’s film

• Grammys should take a page out of Oscar’s book

• Democrats have a shot if they unite behind Kerry

• LACMA exhibit brings together science, art

• Calendar: Theater & Arts

• Fortnight of fright

• M.basketball: ‘Anybody can beat anybody,’ coach says

• BruinGo! co-pay to stay

• Dressing Oscar

• Writing the book on Democratic primaries

• Lobbyists out of Congress: a new low

• Students to strum their stuff in recital

• A tour guide to Chinatown’s modern art galleries

• Calendar: Film & TV

• Review: ‘Dreamers’ falls short of potential

• Shake off the anxiety and shoot for the enchilada

• W.golf: Women’s golf wastes no time in taking tournament title

• Review: ‘Picture Show’ displays photos to be taken at face value

• Calendar: Music

• Collection of artist’s simple images reflects purity of Inuit culture

• Bruin Up Books goes from Hill to campus

• Pell Grant proposal falls short of need

• Village barbershop profits from film’s success

• M.baseball: Skip's swan song

• Gallery illuminates media arts’ interactive, high-tech vision

• Puzzles must piece together ‘light’ menu

• W.basketball: Team must beat Arizona to keep good vibes flowing

• Students can apply to have voice heard, vote in regent post

Wednesday, Feb. 11

• Voters must keep focus on platforms, not numbers

• Bruin Digest

• A closer look: Aid available for overcoming substance abuse

• A closer look: Drug use training limited for SHAs

• Religion and politics: A rabbi’s place in the Jewish community

• Bush interview incredibly typical

• A closer look: UCLA unfazed by testing measures

• M. tennis: Bruins exceed expectations

• W. track: Williams jumps to 1st in Boise

• Funding draft draws criticism

• Football: Bruin signee goes ‘Outside the Lines’

• W. golf: Golf stretches lead to 25 at Regional Challenge

• Editorial: UCOP unfairly limits student governments

• Black History Month divides present world

• M. volleyball: UCLA gears up for Long Beach St.

• Cycling: Bruins out-pedal

• Ashe Center’s prices for the pill jump again

• A closer look: UC study: Rural youth more at risk than urban counterparts

• Teach for America seeks Bruin applicants

• M. basketball: Little-utilized players win confidence

• Persian emigrants remember impacts of revolution

• ASUCLA aims to improve with review of goals

• Marathon dancers moved by good cause

Tuesday, Feb. 10

• Bruin Republicans’ campaign lacks tact

• M. golf: Putting in good odds

• Government rejects online voting

• Studies find better caffeine alternative: 8 hours of sleep

• Cancer research granted nanotech boost

• A baseball tale unlikely to be found at UCLA

• UCLA law student group seeks to unite with other UC programs to oppose fee increases

• M. volleyball: Volleyball sets up for 49ers

• Unfair office space allocation practices need reform

• Regent, UFW give endorsements

• Judicial Board rejects JSU’s funding appeal in 6-0 vote

• Football: Football team sees ranks diminish further

• W. golf: Women return with 7 ranked in top 100

• M. basketball: Hollins split over two-sport status

• Voting for UPTE is a costly investment

• M. tennis: Bruins couldn’t bounce back from doubles loss

• Letters to the editor

• Crimewatch

• W. golf: Bruins secure 13-shot lead after first round

• Editorial cartoon

• Symposium feeds attendees nutrition, DNA info

• Bruin digest

Monday, Feb. 9

• Offbeat

• M. Tennis: Loss doesn’t upset team

• Collegiate Readership trial hits UCLA

• Gymnastics: Gymnasts soar to victory over Stanford on Sunday

• Funding debate to be settled tonight

• Editorial: This V-Day, think outside the candy box

• Workers, students protest Forever 21’s labor practices

• Raise state’s grades by raising taxes

• W. Tennis: Women’s tennis off to slow start

• A familiar face is the best pick for men's soccer

• UCLA: a lesson in political bias

• Dance marathon is twice as nice

• Baseball: Gary Adams honored at annual Alumni Day

• M. Volleyball: Volleyball slices through Matadors, winning 3-0

• Infant dies from complications following unique surgery

• Bruins’ energy on the court shows team still has life

• Softball: Husky defeat lands pitcher 100th win

• W. Basketball: Livingston helps lead Bruins to win

• M. Basketball: UCLA reclaims art of winning

• Letters to the editor

• M. Basketball: Bench provides ‘great lift’

• Denouncing MEChA’s past will never be an option

• Event discusses recent legal developments in gay rights

• M. Basketball: Crispin’s energy inspires players, fans

• M. Soccer: Salcedo takes the reins

Saturday, Feb. 7

• [Online exclusive] M. soccer: Hiring off home turf, UCLA names Salcedo head soccer coach

Friday, Feb. 6

• M. Basketball: Mourning Morrison’s malady, Bruins hope to race past Huskies

• Editorial Cartoon

• Offbeat

• W. Basketball: Quirky plays give UCLA edge over Washington

• M. Volleyball: Now back on top, UCLA seeks revenge against Northridge

• W. Tennis: Team shows off skills in powerful win

• Same-sex impact on California unknown

• Bruin digest

• Basketball team reaches ultimate low with loss in Pauley Pavilion

• Gymnastics: Gymnasts work to balance injuries, lineup for Sunday

• Five win award in ASUCLA Art in the Union contest

• California faces nurse shortage

• Excessive hype surrounds halftime show

• Letters to the editor

• Governor preys on weak student clout

• CALPIRG to begin new pledge drive

• M. Basketball: Cougars eat Bruins alive, 55-48

• High-tech job hirings beginning to boot up

• Eatery’s nutrition puzzling

• Football: Axman let go; Cable moves up

• Speaks out

• M. Tennis: Men’s tennis aces Kentucky

• [Online Exclusive] ‘Barbershop 2’ barely makes the comedic cut

• M. Basketball: Dijon Thompson fails to deliver defense

• Increased organic food sales likely to trigger price declines

• Speaker questions Cambodian deportations

Thursday, Feb. 5

• M.Basketball: Injury handicaps starting lineup

• Review: ‘War Music’ a fine-tuned production

• Students, faculty share stage in ‘Strings and Reeds’

• M.tennis: UCLA faces No. 11 Kentucky in National Team tourney

• Calendar: Theater & Arts

• Recreation class flows with cultural rhythms

• Council vacancies to be filled by presidential appointment

• Sepi’s: the best-kept secret of Westwood

• Campus dispute results in arrest

• W.tennis: Women’s tennis heads indoors to meet the elite

• ‘Animation Show’ a smart alternative to kiddie cartoons

• M.volleyball: Competition comes from within

• JSU at fault for lack of base budget funding

• Bringing Afro-Peruvian beats to UCLA

• UC looks to image marketing for boost

• M.track: New coach gives sprinters individual attention

• Venice Beach maintains pulse

• UCOP gives guidelines on lobbying, funding, fees

• Super Bowl XXXVIII: It’s definitely not all about the game

• Itamar Marcus discusses Palestinian media

• New hammer exhibit captures photography’s shift from the conceptual to the artistic

• Pianist to unveil dexterity, itch for challenge

• Evening midterms test students’ scheduling ability

• Authors Gold, Sebold share novel relationship

• Football: Football program signs 20 new recruits

• Calendar: Music

• Celebration of black history must be active

• Editorial: Bruin Republican efforts could be better spent

• Saying goodbye to a Westwood landmark

• Review: ‘Miracle’ scores golden balance of emotion, good storytelling

• W.basketball: Team desperate to regain consistency

• Calendar: Film & TV

• Village’s new tanning salon sees promising start

• Cafe’s spoken word night allows for openminded, accessible art

• New table tennis team revives sport on campus

• Bare Bones

• Letters to the Editor

• Former weapons expert’s speech may boost anti-war movement

• UCLA professor’s music group garners SoCal attention

• W.softball: Coming Back Strong

• The sound of service

Wednesday, Feb. 4

• M. soccer: Guerrero comments on search for soccer coach

• Longtime Anderson School professor dies at 65

• A closer look: Forgotten leaders key links in black history

• Retain your sanity; beat post-Bowl boredom

• Branching out

• MEChA ‘Plan’ under fire

• USAC voices concern about ASUCLA

• A closer look: Lack of black professors noticed in classrooms

• University employees who want benefits should support UPTE

• Editorial: CALPIRG fight against book prices admirable

• [Online Exclusive] Curriculum must evolve, remove religious content

• Letter to the editor

• NPR news analyst to deliver lecture

• A closer look: Celebrating one man’s lifelong dream

• Weighing football’s future

• M. volleyball: Poll names Bruin volleyball No. 1

• A closer look: Nommo continues to raise political, social awareness on campus

• Football: Trainer faces recruit scandal allegations

• M. soccer: Soccer confident in new recruits

• New medicare plan cripples future generations

• M. basketball: Morrison to start instead of Thompson

• Football: Awaiting answers from high school players

• Baseball: Baseball starts season with unexpected win

• Patriot Act protects citizens

Tuesday, Feb. 3

• Standings/Scores/Schedules

• Primary flavors

• Briefs

• Editorial cartoon

• Speaker criticizes Palestinian authority

• Bruin Republicans campaign against MEChA’s views

• Football: Sciarra becomes 5th player to leave UCLA

• Resisting budget cuts will prove futile

• UCLA needs to unite around own Super Bowl

• Retaliate by supporting UCSA’s lawsuit

• M. tennis: Men’s tennis undecided at No. 2, 3 and 4 spots

• Funding, staffing issues delay grad student center

• Gov. maps shift from gas to hydrogen

• W. track: Women’s track raises bar for new records

• M. basketball: Back to basics

• Student Media plans to expand programming to eateries

• Baseball: Coach Adams opens final season

• M. soccer: Panel prolongs soccer coach selection

• USAC’s current funding process not worth much

• Crimewatch

• UCLA weathers e-mail worm storm

• University must take action against MEChA’s racist agenda

• UCLA’s Asia Pacific Arts online magazine thriving

Monday, Feb. 2

• M. basketball: Howland promises new lineup for Washington State game

• M. tennis: Avenging basketball loss to USC, tennis slams rivals with 4-3 win

• Black History Month events give voice to community

• Some pick gymnastics as super, not football

• W. basketball: UCLA regains steam with win over OSU

• Anti-Islamic Week flyers posted on MSA signs

• Letter to the editor

• M. basketball: Sluggish defense source of Bruins’ troubles

• Search continues for former Bruin

• Team loses bubbly high as season goes flat in New York

• Police’s drug neglect arrests Cal Grant funds

• M. tennis: Comeback seals tennis win

• Student remembers hero on anniversary of shuttle crash

• M. volleyball: Volleyball crashes over No. 1 Waves

• Gymnastics: Bruins win ‘Soup’-er Bowl, collect cans for charity

• Broadcast regulations an attempt to legislate morality

• Developers set sights on Village

• Swimming: Bruins bask in new home pool advantage

• Editorial: Middle East discourse should be respectful

• Friends, family remember Grace Sato

• USAC fund allocation process questioned

• M. basketball: Red Storm capsizes Bruins, 71-55

• Governor’s bypass of Legislature should fuel students into action

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