Story archive for January 2004

Friday, Jan. 30

• Super Bowl pointers for super-clueless females

• W. basketball: Heartless play irks women’s team

• CALPIRG fights textbook costs

• Wearing proper attire vital in job interviews

• Future of medical complex uncertain

• Editorial cartoon

• M. basketball: Bruins head to Big Apple

• Letters to the editor

• W. tennis: The Crosstown Rivalry Continues

• Work-Study Program adjusts to lack of state funds

• M. volleyball: Men’s volleyball tops USC in 3-0 bout

• Looking after our rights

• [Online]: Small program gives way to more opportunity

• Gymnastics: Gymnasts seek to vault over opponents in ‘Soup’er Bowl’

• Bush proposal aims to allow for nest egg

• M. tennis: The Crosstown Rivalry Continues

• Immigration policy reform should be national priority

• Drunk with love? Designate an adviser

• Swimming: UCLA to duel Stanford and Cal

• Anderson to go wireless as part of campus-wide effort

• Democratic candidates’ chances slim

• Islamic leader, scholar builds bridges of knowledge

Thursday, Jan. 29

• ‘Giselle’ re-styles classic ballet with spunk

• M. soccer: Lack of definite coach affects soccer recruits

• Downfalls of research exist

• Councilmember resigns

• A hairy process

• UCLA squad mops up the court with LMU

• Students gather at film festival, view works of UCLA alumni

• Coolness of snowboarding has buried the ski tradition

• Ugly ’SC loss a taunting blow

• Funding, competition dim small film festivals

• Film takes shot at standardized testing but doesn’t score

• Editorial: Reduction in applicants will hurt UC, state

• U.S. should keep money flowing into space

• Filling the Void

• Systems expert may leave post

• Sundance brings indie flicks into limelight

• Hoping ‘Oedipus’ sees success

• Editorial: USAC must fill seat on merit, not alliance

• Students embark on Outdoor Adventures

• Review: Tribute to Newman an ‘Awe’some event

• Odds are you’re betting on Oscar nominations

• [Online Exclusive] The Pale is en route to name recognition, success – without ego to match

• Israeli-Palestinian debate should rise above trite paradigm

• M.volleyball: Crosstown rivalry no big deal for the blue and gold

• Bruins for Israel display draws debate

• W.basketball: Women’s basketball aims to build on win

• Hammer features Pae White

• 9/11 backlash declining, students say

• M.basketball: Farmer’s play throws Bruins off-kilter

• Speaker overturns misconceptions of Islamic jihad

• Almost Famous

• Soundbites

• Rock duo’s sound an inferno of unconventionality

• Review: ‘Summertime’ a sizzling sensory experience of love, lust

• Arnold Mesches brings to light his former FBI files

• Today’s endorsement-rich stars dwarf once-famous ’80s bands

• M. basketball: Bruins fall to Troy, losing 76-69

• Review: Former Black Crowes singer’s solo, classic-rock project

• M.basketball: USC blocks key scorers, but Hollins manages career high

• Alumna finalist in national film competition

• Legislators take sides in lawsuit

Wednesday, Jan. 28

• M. volleyball: Volleyball preserves No. 3 rank

• Accounts of October shooting differ

• M. tennis: Men’s tennis smashes Clemson

• Anderson School curriculum expands

• Standings/Scores/Schedules

• W. tennis: Net Return

• A closer look: Co-ops give students a non-traditional experience

• Activities Center opens its doors

• Leaders emphasize collective awareness

• A closer look: For die-hard fans, camping out is worth the time

• W. basketball: Women’s team vies for tourney spot

• State should not be controlling schools

• W. tennis: Bruins to test doubles on Lions, prepare for Trojans

• MyUCLA technical troubles plague many students

• Howland: Sacrafice necessary to grow

• Editorial: Voters shouldn’t fall for shift in war rhetoric

• M. basketball: UCLA to host ’SC as losses, anxiety mount

• [Online exclusive] RIAA needs new business model, not lawsuits

• UC freshman pool of applicants decreases

• Basketball last hope to topple rivals

• A closer look: A legacy of traditions

• Letter to the editor

• Hill’s perks outweigh fuss

• A closer look: ‘Buck-Fifty’ provides late-night hangout and cheap sandwiches

• Court must ban barbaric practice of executing minors

Tuesday, Jan. 27

• Free low-carb food just as appealing as basketball

• Studies link shyness with diseases

• After near dismissal, Frazier heads to trial

• Bruin digest

• M. volleyball: Peak performer

• Football: Football hires final coach; QB commits to team

• Briefs

• Briefs

• Professor's kindness touched students

• Campus eateries leave much to be desired

• Crimewatch

• Threads of influence

• Editorial cartoon

• M. basketball: Fey’s slump chips away his minutes, confidence

• Internet hits 35th birthday mark

• M. soccer: Search for coach narrows

• Students prep for primaries

• Editorial: Faculty right to object to budget cuts

• Med students try a new way of learning

• The stuff that fans are made of

• Private militaries lead to trouble

• M. tennis: UCLA not looking past Clemson

• Your health: Exercise a necessary, healthy addiction

Monday, Jan. 26

• Bears show courage after death of player

• Cal freshman proves to be too much for Bruins

• Muslim voters acquiring more political clout

• Solid lineup helps Bruins knock off Golden Gophers

• Los Angeles mayor seeks to curb youth violence

• New structure will unite sciences

• Men’s volleyball takes revenge for last year’s losses with victory over UCI

• Threads of Influence

• Traffic accident claims life of 34-year-old Grace Sato

• Bruin digest

• Third-year transfer Danielle Salyer passes away at 22

• Letters to the editor

• Bush focuses on gay marriage to gain voters

• [Online exclusive] Exhibit connects artist and spectator

• Cal win another blow to Bruins

• Alumnae shine in atypical ball game

• Professor prepares for upcoming trial

• Iowa opts for electability, not Dean

• UCLA hosts LGBT conference

• What does Cal have that UCLA doesn’t?

• College chairs lobby regents over graduate fees

• New Year celebrations differ around the world

• Women’s basketball solemn after win

• Starting centers lack spark

• Editorial: Students should get educated about Islam

Friday, Jan. 23

• M. volleyball: Volleyball looks to devour Anteaters

• Letters to the editor

• Pencil in a partner; make time for love

• Gymnastics: As rank tumbles, gymnasts seek to roll over Gophers

• Speaks Out

• Political Cartoon

• Retro jerseys may profit UCLA Store

• Muslim students set out to clear misconceptions

• W. basketball: Squad broadens perspective

• ASUCLA rethinks renovation plans

• Stuck in the winter slump? Leave Westwood – explore L.A.

• Team’s loss to No. 2 Stanford a given, but there’s hope

• Tribute recalls fallen Black Panthers

• M. tennis: Bruins top Bulldogs in ‘walk-through’ match

• M. basketball: Stanford pulls decisive victory over UCLA

• Forecast sees new analysts

• M. basketball: Bruins next go up against Cal, star forward Powe

• M. basketball: Centers continue to be UCLA’s soft spot

• Foundation of a legacy

Thursday, Jan. 22

• M. tennis: Bruins conscious of Bulldogs’ bite

• M. basketball: UCLA to face physical game against Cardinal

• M. soccer: Soccer coach finalists unknown

• Unspeakable Acts addresses sexual violence at UCLA

• Review: Opera update salutes la vie Bohème

• Religious unity attainable

• New dean should instill, inspire spirit

• L.A. band Stafford seeks ensemble sound

• Works draw on classics, politics

• Hockey: Hockey team loses to Trojans but shows improvement

• Calendar: Theater & Arts

• Bruins share beliefs at interreligious dialogue

• Calendar: Film & TV

• Rock ’n’ roll needs a revolution

• Students sue governor

• Student leaders unite, plan to save outreach from cuts

• Movie may give Kutcher new image

• M. basketball: Rising son

• Folk stylist Mark Kozelak’s solo performance hypnotizes crowd

• Studios ring in new year with mediocre films

• UCLA Musical Theater Workshop takes on a legend

• Chinese New Year starts today

• Bush’s initiatives delay progress, deceive public

• Review: ‘The Butterfly Effect’ flies in the face of convention

• Mee’s art highlights physicality

• Top setter recovers starting position

• Calendar: Music

• [Online exclusive] Media outlets often attack each other, not issues

• Playwright sparks discussion among theater students

• Will Tell Jokes for Peace

• Standings/Scores/Schedules

• Law course offers dual benefit

• Newman's Own

• Rising N.Y. band still modest

• Stargazing better when coincidental

• Project to destroy what’s left of college flair

• Comedy driven by star power – or lack thereof

• Women’s sports need to follow softball suit

• More than a game

• Bruin’s dedication, focus results in stint on Broadway

Wednesday, Jan. 21

• High school friends share jokes, college basketball success

• M. basketball: UCLA turned to Stanford for coach

• A closer look: Iraq war to be major issue in 2004 presidential election

• Cal women’s basketball player dies Monday at age 20

• Professor dies at age 54

• College calls O’Brien dean

• Bruin digest: Tennis season opener postponed, softball to finsih first in Pac-10

• Spring could bring student-taught classes

• W. tennis: After lineup shrunk in 2003, team looks to young players to step up

• Immigration plan counteracts U.S. law and order

• M. basketball: Hollins, not Fey, to start

• Marriage ban unfit for Constitution

• Pro alums bring hope to UCLA football

• Bond issue would buy time to fix UC’s problems

• Holocaust course unexpectedly large

• Hill construction fails to build

• A closer look: Bush attributes economic growth to tax reductions

• Prop. 56 would help budget pass

• [Online exclusive] Admissions must consider student motivation

• A closer look: Vows to ensure domestic security renewed

• Bush sets election year agenda

• A closer look: President’s speech outlines plan for Medicare reform

Tuesday, Jan. 20

• Letters to the editor

• Protesters bemoan proposed French ban

• W. tennis: Freshman shines in Pac-10

• Results of international Internet study released

• Construction a necessary evil

• Hockey: Rivals face off on uneven footing

• Speaks out

• The Beef on Mad Cow: UCLA assures students dining hall meat is safe

• UCLA alum speaks about work in war-torn Liberia

• The Beef on Mad Cow: U.S. learns from past cases, other nations

• Crimewatch

• W. basketball: Basketball retains optimism after dismal loss to Arizona

• Another Village shop to bite the dust

• M. basketball: Arizona game a 97-72 reality check

• M. tennis: Clemens clinches third Sherwood Cup

• M. basketball: Visiting Wildcat still feels at home in Pauley

• ‘Friend of the court’ filed for JSU’s case

• Team needs Fey’s size, strength to earn Pac-10 success

• M. basketball: UCLA centers no match for Frye’s outstanding play

• M. volleyball: Men’s volleyball team overcomes initial upset with conference victory over Pacific

• USC-UCLA feud mirrors battle between U.S., USSR

• M. soccer: Bruins a valuable commodity in Friday’s MLS SuperDraft

• Campus shuttle ineffective

• Gymnastics: Gymnastics triumphs in 1 of 2 weekend meets

• Editorial cartoon

• Cell phone ban looms over drivers

• Artist blends politics into work

Friday, Jan. 16

• M. soccer: Search for new coach begins

• King’s message lingers today

• Graduate fee increase will jeopardize UC’s quality, prestige

• Speaks out

• Eatery may get federal review

• M. basketball: Bruins cool Sun Devils in 66-58 win

• Questions arise over efficiency of transfer plan

• Briefs

• M. basketball: Team doesn’t waste time gearing up for Saturday

• Med. Center shortage sparks extra blood drives

• Wooden renovation not working out for all

• Gymnastics: UCLA aims to convey a ‘no-nonsense team’

• W. basketball: Bruin women eclipsed by Sun Devils’ hostile play

• M. tennis: Bruin team to scout opposition at tourney

• M. volleyball: Team set to spike Stanford, UOP

• M. soccer: Players compete for MLS attention

• Affirmative action stance debated

• Faculty recall King’s visit

• Career initiatives dean looks to alumni for jobs

• [Online]: Anti-Taco Bell movement still strong

• Editorial cartoon

• When shooting for your crush, you can take better aim face to face

• Letters to the editor

• You can battle the quarter-life crisis

• Pac-10 5-0 record makes for mindblower of a déjà vu

• Northridge quake still stirs some

• M. basketball: Hollins steps up to shut down ASU

• If approved, budget may hit low-income students hard

Thursday, Jan. 15

• Kapono, not King James, reigns over Los Angeles

• Bruin alum eyes coaching spot

• Last Year: Buying Textbooks; This Year: Library Reserves and Online Material

• M.tennis: Men’s tennis sweeps Irvine

• Last Year: Hating Clear Channel; This Year: Loving Clear Channel

• ‘War Music’ binds former Bruins

• Last Year: Midnight Yell; This Year: Undie Run

• Football could call Rose Bowl home for next 20 years

• Women’s basketball heads to the desert

• Amid charges, Dyck focuses on teaching

• Review: Play searches for the audience’s ‘Good Soul’

• Musician aims to preserve art of mariachi

• Atypical student balances philosophy, music, writing

• Time zone mix-up doesn’t detract from ‘Real’ brilliance

• Pop goes the Indie Rock world

• Last Year: iPods; This Year: ESPRESSO Pods

• M.basketball: Pushing for Pac-10 perfection

• Last Year: Taco Bell; This Year: Jose Bernstein’s

• Regents plan to negotiate with governor to lessen cuts

• Voting amendment sparks debate within USAC

• Students should aim for employment at small firms

• Hospital completion date pushed to 2005 as developers implement medical innovations

• Last Year: “The Lord of the Rings”; This Year: “Kill Bill: Vol. 2”

• Sproul construction delayed

• Community colleges to experience fast growth

• Last year: Getting a football team for L.A.; This Year: Getting a football team for UCLA

• Bruins continue outreach despite hefty program cuts

• Calendar: Film & TV

• Last Year: Internet piracy; This Year: Piracy

• Ralphs’ shelves still not full

• Chirac’s proposed law discriminatory, hypocritical

• UC may raise fees, cap enrollment

• Standings/Scores/Schedules

• It’s Vegas or Bust for some students

• Soundbites: The Walkman "Bows And Arrows" Record

• ‘Torque’ plays on car-themed movie trends

• Out from 2003; In for 2004

• Preserving state’s educational outreach spending vital

• Calendar: Theater & Arts

• Made in Iran

• Last Year: WWW.Friendster.COM; This Year: Having real friends in person

• Last Year: Michael Moore; This Year: Mandy Moore

• Show an outlet for Asian comedy

• M.volleyball: Bruins quash opponents in superb season opener

• Last Year: L.A.; This Year: “The O.C.”

• Calendar: Music

• State adjusts to new nurse ratio

• Bush’s attractive policy titles hide truth

Wednesday, Jan. 14

• A closer look: UC Merced’s opening funds halved

• A costly hit to grad students

• M. tennis: One last chance

• Persisting race, class, gender and sexual orientation prejudices need to be uprooted

• Football: Ware picks NFL over senior season

• GSA pledges to fight more hikes

• Supplemental costs for more units posed

• M. soccer: Team backs Salcedo for coach spot

• Standings/Scores/Schedules

• A closer look: Staff of UC labor institute may lose jobs

• Fix problems on Earth before heading into space

• A closer look: Governor’s image unscathed by budget plan

• Building demolition allows for replacements

• Bruin digest:

• Democrats’ anti-Bush rhetoric not enough to win presidency

• Fitzgerald’s successor must be from Bruin den

• M. volleyball: Volleyball set to rebound from low 2003 season

• Editorial: Unit caps, extra fees limit college career

• M. basketball: Howland highlights need for improved rebounding

• Letters to the editor

• A closer look: Cuts to research could hurt UCLA’s competitiveness

• Regents to discuss fees again

Tuesday, Jan. 13

• UCLA Hillel director takes leave pending probe

• Football: Rose Bowl lease renewal likely

• Speaks out

• From Belgrade with love

• Editorial cartoon

• Village faces loss of customers

• Cultural understanding key to better relations

• New method helps predict quakes

• M. soccer: Search for soccer coach kicks off

• U.S. plays world bully with airline measures

• M. basketball: Cummings shows his versatility

• Crimewatch

• M. volleyball: Men’s volleyball loses 2 middle blockers

• Mad cow not real threat

• Mars madness

• Offbeat

• Your health: Students shouldn't let depression go untreated

• Education focus of primaries

• Football: Ebell speaks on his transfer release

• Project approval angers activists

• USAC rep. creates TV show

• Winter break filled with unexpected (n.) _____

• Letter to the editor

• Briefs

Monday, Jan. 12

• Court date set for suspect in Kerckhoff incident

• Ephedra ban reflects FDA’s flaws

• M. Basketball: Bruins edge out Huskies in overtime

• The three reasons why UCLA almost got burned

• W. Basketball: For Bruins, there’s no place like home

• Jewish Student Union renews appeal for increased funding

• M. Basketball: Freshman Ariza key player in Washington

• Bruins victorious in mock trial tournament

• Editorial: UC should protest future fee increases

• M. Soccer: Men’s soccer coach leaves team

• Budget not fully governor’s fault

• Football: Tyler Ebell granted release for transfer

• Offbeat

• M. Volleyball: Team effort nets tournament win

• Students fail to take advantage of instructors’ office hours

• Propositions 56, 58 target California’s fiscal crisis

• Gymnastics: First-meet jitters may have contributed to UCLA’s loss to Utah at Pauley

• M. Basketball: Recovery prolonged for UCLA shooting guard

• New plan has UC facing dramatic cuts

• W. Basketball: Guard Willis plays crucial role in team’s recent success

• Letters to the editor

• Editorial: There’s more in the world than classes

• GPA, SAT scores wrongly emphasized in admissions

• Budget may meet much opposition

Saturday, Jan. 10

• [Online exclusive]: M. soccer: Men's soccer coach resigns

• [Online exclusive] M. basketball: Notebook

• [Online exclusive]: Football: Running back Tyler Ebell to leave UCLA

Friday, Jan. 9

• [Online exclusive] Schwarzenegger’s budget plan adds more cuts to UC

• Hockey: Bruins to face winless Oregon

• Cal Grant may be cut back

• Bruin digest

• Grocers’ strike may lose efficacy, support over time

• Stop seeking romance and ye shall find it

• Students petition progress requirements

• Editorial: Be wary of fickle fiscal policy, California

• Editorial cartoon

• Football: Wide receiver Tab Perry to transfer for 2004 season

• New budget may face complex deficit problems

• Gymnastics: Gymnasts to host rival Utah

• Offbeat news makes for colorful holiday season

• UCLA hosts mock trial competition

• USAC sees some goals achieved, others unfulfilled

• Students have forsaken ideals in accepting affirmative action

• Students flip for free food with Westwood eatery’s weekly promotion

• Disappointing Pac-10 may let basketball finish third

• M. volleyball: Season’s success rests on shoulders of new recruits

• M. basketball: Bruins squeak by WSU 48-45

• Additive change fails to burn fuel consumers

• M. basketball: Notebook

• Speaks out

• Governor promises to fund Merced campus

• M. basketball: Washington State dampens UCLA offense

• Possible graduate fee hike raises unease

Thursday, Jan. 8

• M. basketball: UCLA to battle both Washington teams

• Longtime UCLA professor passes on

• Man shoots himself in campus

• Editorial: Immigration plan a step in the right direction

• USAC officers evaluate progress

• M. basketball: Out of nowhere

• M. basketball: Men’s basketball off to winning start

• M. volleyball: Men’s volleyball captain sidelined for surgery

• Schwarzenegger’s budget cuts more efficient

• W. basketball: Team lacks consistency in games

• Swimming: Swim and dive team’s intense training pays off

• Booze, bars, my 21st birthday top a big year of sports

• M. basketball: Notebook

• Small majors cope with limited options

• Speaks out

• Flexcar to offer rental vehicles for campus

• Season offers disappointing homecoming

• Football: Dorrell promises revival

• Standings/scores/schedules

• Beef eaters don’t need to get mad

• Governor suggests fee cap

Monday, Jan. 5

• [Online exclusive] M. basketball: Bruins thwart Duck comeback, win 81-74

• [Online exclusive] M. basketball: UCLA defense spoils Oregon’s three-point shooting

Saturday, Jan. 3

• [Online exclusive] M. basketball: Aggressive comeback secures 77-66 win over Oregon State

• [Online exclusive] M. basketball: Walk-on guard adds fuel to second-half fire

Thursday, Jan. 1

• [Online exclusive] Football: UCLA defeated by Fresno State in Silicon Valley Classic

• [Online exclusive] Football: ‘The curse of mediocrity’ in UCLA football

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