Story archive for June 2004

Monday, June 28

• NBA Draft stiffs Bruins

• Editorial cartoon

• Trade group expels market

• M. basketball: Thompson to stay at UCLA after NBA flirtation

• Football: 2 players dismissed from football team

• M. track: UCLA hurdler soars at junior championships

• M. basketball: Knicks take Trevor Ariza with 43rd pick

• Letter to the editor

• Editorial: War horrors show need to question government

• UCLA Law names school’s new dean

• UCLA Neuropsychiatric Institute receives $25 million donation

• Bruins split up in summer league

• Don’t expect a perfect first year

• Talk alone won’t make peace

• Gymnastics: UCLA gymnasts compete for spots on U.S. Olympic team

• Baseball: Favorite drops out of baseball coaching search

• Vandalism probe clears USAC representatives

• Replacement Hospital to don Reagan moniker

• W. volleyball: Team adds Pac-10 transfer

Sunday, June 27

• Resist love’s temptation on Orientation Island

• Editorial: A first-year how-to: living well

• Arts knowledge

• Campus shuttle takes new route

• Students feed athletic fantasies with IM sports

• Many seek cheaper textbook alternatives

• iTunes connects students online and on campus

• Dodgeball hits IM sports winter lineup

• Odyssey puts hip, affordable spin on plays

• The happiest man on Earth

• The learning curve

• Campus offers variety of work options

• UCLA teams among best in nation – really

• Unit requirement tests Bruins

• Be active in fighting for social justice at UCLA

• Rule your floor: Acquire digital playthings for your dorm

• ORL a resource for on-campus residents

• Dorm sports ensure a memorable Hill experience

• Be open to the diverse music you may find at UCLA

• UCLA perimeter run an exercise staple

• USAC activity shadowed by politics

• Making the Hill a home for all

• Make college count outside the classroom

• Take orientation advice with grain of salt, humor

• Jump-start your plans, utilize Career Center resources

• Bruins, by the numbers

• Inside access

• LGBT Center offers support for gender, sexuality matters

• Fan traditions stay alive

• Committee discounts, produces performing arts for Bruins

• Pauley Pavilion may get renovated

• Don’t sacrifice sleep for that 4.0 GPA

• Take a break from the movies; explore Los Angeles’ theater scene

• Wooden Center addition to carry weight of student fitness popularity

• Student fee hikes boost need for financial aid

• Is UCLA in a ‘college town’?

• Archive keeps pictures in motion for students

• Freedom of speech

• Health resources offer on-campus care

Monday, June 21

• [Online exclusive] Charges dismissed in rape trial; one defendant faces retrial

Monday, June 14

• Real world heroes remembered

• Health a growing global concern

• Schwarzenegger’s signature to grace 250,000 diplomas this year

• Flow of foreign students stunted since 9/11 attacks

• M. golf: Friendship offers golfer lesson in life

• True journalists change the world – and stay sane

• VHS shelved in favor of DVD quality, efficiency

• Find, live out your passion even if it’s atypical

• Grad’s first step: find use for diploma

• Antolin takes the lead

• Schrauth head here at 32 points, thanks copy

• Happiness is discovering every cloud’s silver lining

• Senior recital an experience in preparation, performance

• Stop focusing on others; embrace your own gifts

• Past campus issues still relevant today

• Goodbye for now, American mates

• Governor’s efforts popular with public

• W. track: Photo finish

• Student takes UCLA-cultivated love of art to Harvard

• Journalism more than just writers; designers put the stories on the page

• Lawsuits have only halted some illegal downloading

• Being an alumnus means always being a Bruin

• W. basketball: Quinn impressive on the court

• Crossing over

• Top 10 Moments of the Year

• WAC’s unique approach appealing

• See world through a new lens with photojournalism

• Generation Millennial

• Reporting just one way to make UCLA better

• Daily Bruin helps break anonymous status quo

• Conflict in Israel-Palestine retains visibility on campus

• W. polo: Staying afloat

• Thompson to stay with Bruins, withdraws from NBA Draft

• UCLA trumps competition

• Don’t overlook campus beauty, convenience

• Foreign students say goodbye to UCLA

• WAC seniors never had chance to learn in renovated Kaufman Hall

• Indie 103.1 offers relief from corporate stations

• Greek life doesn’t always end with college

• Ames makes big marks

• Ethnic graduation honors black Bruins

• Post-graduation path should be based upon values, passions

• The year’s best and worst in sports

• Life is a series of blank pages waiting to be filled

• Geffen graduates find balance between motherhood, medical school

• Greatest gift is education

• Bottom 10 Moments of the Year

• Corporate Creativity

• Student journalism keeps older hearts young

• The Ladies' Club

• M. baskteball: Former Bruin hoopster to get diploma

• W. golf: Women's golf team on winning course

• Bruin grads trade blue for Trojan red

• Make life more interesting by being in the know

• W. track: Pole vaulter ends year with win

• Buildings restyled with new names

• Baseball: Janssen emerges as ace pitcher

• 'I don't know what I am.' - Tim Robbins

• Softball: Benyl hits home excellent season

• M. tennis: Pampoulov's wins animate tennis team's lineup

• M. track: Men’s hurdler fails to advance to NCAA finals

• Searching for a speech

• Graduates look back

• UCLA lays solid foundation for future

• W. track: Women’s track hurdler takes home 2nd NCAA championship

• Brothers look to future in film

• Rising popularity of CGI enhances movies, reality not necessarily a goal

• Graduating voice students plunge into world of no guarantees

• After 4 years of growth, LGBT students prepare to leave UCLA

• Grads prepared to face changed world

• Traditions graduate with seniors

• Ongoing construction meant to benefit students

• Science majors explore alternative fields

• Tracing the path of UCLA’s medical programs

• Get more than a diploma, go see sports

• Being different is a privilege

• Best memories come from time well spent

• Hollywood work not necessary to 'make it'

• Students reflect on how war in Iraq has changed value of education

• Sports are about emotion, not winning

• 'I see what we do as physics.' - David Sefton

• Editorial: Class of ’04 can afford to be good citizens

• File-sharing continues despite UCLA’s efforts

• Solid formats, quality make reality TV a hit

• M. track: Growing pains

Thursday, June 10

• Reps barred from duty

• Team may lose two future Bruins to MLB draft

• Academic Senate votes on programs

• Research group tracks oldest-living people

• 2004 UCLA New Works Festival

• Students have power to save outreach programs, prevent student fee hikes

• Feature photo

• In hockey, hard work matters more than talent

• Blood bank reports theft

• Calendar: Theater & Arts

• Films have great style, less-than-stellar stories

• Bruin digest

• Rape trial’s Jane Doe has widespread support

• Editorial Cartoon

• Education should be more than a dream

• M. basketball: From UCLA star to NBA player

• Rape case helps educate campus

• Soundbites

• Bruins serve the homeless

• ‘Day of Action’ promotes bill outlawing racial mascots

• A Fairy Tale Come True

• Baseball: 9 players get big-league offers

• M. track: Men’s team works to make top five

• Night owls flock to campus

• Calendar: Music

• Fasting students protest Taco Bell

• Hip Hop Xplosion rare example of genre’s growth

• W. track: Track aims to top NCAAs

• Controversy continues over removal of cross

• Speaks out

• Calendar: Film & TV

• Letters to the editor

• Review: Exhibition creates natural look with fishing line

• Editorial: Board’s suspensions rash, unfair

• Variety makes stellastar* sparkle

Monday, June 7

• M. golf: Wash Out

• Chancellor sits down with The Bruin

• Bruin digest

• Judicial Board to rule on campaign sanctions; may nullify elections

• Dual bills in Congress target file sharing

• Reagan's values must be upheld

• Relationship with UC full of conflict

• Editorial: U.S. can learn good, bad of presidency

• M. track: No. 7 men's relay team to face tough NCAA competition at nationals

• Letters to the Editor

• Briefs

• UCLA alum, math teacher killed by drunk driver

• Baseball: Draft expected to favor Bruin players

• Vacant spots on UC Board of Regents raise questions, concerns

• Escort hours can leave some stranded

• M. golf: 12th hole stymies Bruins, drops team to 2nd place

• Library tests new online resource catalog

• M. baseball: Baseball fights but falls at regionals

• Feature photo

• Nation mourns Reagan’s passing

• USAC installs, gives advice to new council

• Fraternities clean up Westwood

• Meeting centers on new compact

• Letter to the sports desk

• Dark poetry doesn’t equal criminal threat

• 10th week studying at Starbucks a sport

Saturday, June 5

• [Online exclusive] Former President Reagan dies

Friday, June 4

• News brief

• Councilmembers move in

• Feature photo

• Events work to fuel anti-war sentiment

• ACLU’s county seal complaint absurd

• Bruin digest

• Editorial: UCLA’s worst: 1.) Cadaver program catastrophe

• Bruins join workers at supermarket pickets

• Looking for a job? Try relatives, Career Center

• For Bruins, bookselling a balance of convenience, value

• Plan seeks faculty prestige

• Letters to the editor

• Fees rise above financial aid

• Blood, sweat and tears spell sports, not just a bee

• New coffee stand brewing in De Neve Plaza

• M. track: Track’s design could give sprinters faster times at NCAAs

• W. track: Field athletes focus on shot put for nationals

• Most decline option to defer

• Editorial: UCLA’s best: 1.) Bruins serving the community

• M. golf: Moon rising

• Act boosts college-funding options

• Professor recounts WWII service

• Baseball: Baseball faces difficult regionals

• Don’t let college burnout extinguish your love life

Thursday, June 3

• Crowds flock to hip-hop show

• Westwood playhouse undergoes renovations

• W. track: Runner feels ready to beat personal best – again

• Dream Act rally held

• Soundbite

• Bedroom Walls plays on humor to express melancholic irony

• W. waterpolo: U.S. women’s water polo looks to Athens

• Editorial cartoon

• UCLA's worst: 2.) Fee hikes, cutbacks in services

• Mexican art goes global, departs from usual themes

• Law school loan program subpar

• Letter to the editor

• New GSA cabinet sworn in to office

• Gay-themed channel must stray from stereotypes

• New USAC council fills key budget positions

• Composers debut work built on spatial relationships

• Baseball: Team throws curveball with strong season

• News brief

• Judicial Board to give ruling on Lawson’s election suit

• By keeping Taco Bell, board can push for change in Florida

• Series explores Thailand’s transition from film locale to film producer

• Brief

• Many strive to peel away labels

• ‘The Swan’ sends ugly message to women

• In the Cannes

• Letters to the sports desk

• Lawmakers propose interesting loan plan

• Fraternities just say no to tobacco-sponsored events

• Anti-war events aim to spark student interest

• Skydiving a good way to end college on high note

• Calendar: Music

• Curtain calls

• Dengue fever fuses authentic Cambodian music with modern rock

• UCLA's best: 2.) Campaign Against Prop. 54

• W. polo: Good as Golda

• M. golf: Men’s golf tied for sixth after Round Two

• Cyclist goes the distance for the disabled

• Calendar: Film & TV

• Bruin digest

• Softball: WCWS winner will again be from Pac-10

• Chores should be reserved only for fiercest competitors

• Calendar: Theather & Arts

• Chancellor will hold townhall meeting to address students’ issues, concerns

• Screen scene

• M. volleyball: Volleyball alum a good bet for Olympic team

• Feature photo

Wednesday, June 2

• Bruin digest

• Rallying for immigrant aid

• News brief

• A closer look: Departments vie for commencement spots

• Speaks out

• Editorial: UCLA’s best: 3.) Adams’ dedication to students

• [Online exclusive] Championships also remembered for LSU pitcher’s 3-games-in-a-day feat

• M. golf: Men’s golf off to rough start

• M. track: Record number of Bruins qualify for NCAAs

• Campus shuttles may change routes

• W. track: List of athletes going to nationals finalized

• Students contemplate draft possibility

• Bill considering race sidesteps law

• Letters to the editor

• Gauntlet scoring should be redrawn

• Bill unlikely to affect UC race policy

• A closer look: Students can be cited for transferring graduation tickets

• Hip-hop artists hit Ackerman

• Editorial: UCLA’s worst: 3.) Campaign against MEChA

• M. track: Ames replays triple win at regionals

• Editorial cartoon

• Olympic bidders shed safety fears

• Cuts a concern for music theater students

• New director plans for hands-on approach

• Letters to the sports desk

• Shooting for Athens

• A closer look: Grads walk for varied reasons

Tuesday, June 1

• Briefs

• Bruins benefit from Web’s social networks

• Baseball: Baseball seeded third in bracket

• W. track: Sprinter shakes off injury to clear events

• Editorial: UCLA’s best: 4.) CALPIRG textbook campaign

• Bruins to represent U.S. in Imagine Cup finals

• Softball: Team’s second title twice as nice

• Crimewatch

• W. track: Gordon defies odds for first place

• Softball: Goerl’s pitching over the years creates lasting legacy

• Feature photo

• M. track: Everhart tops ASU favorites in 400m

• Bruins’ continuing success more than sheer luck

• Campus march to support federal bill

• JazzReggae Festival gathers thousands

• M. track: Men take track and field regional

• News briefs

• Bush’s policies have made U.S. worse

• Southern appeal on the rise

• Softball: Playing it cool pays off for Bruin softball

• Editorial: UCLA’s worst: 4.) Lack of diversity in admissions

• W. track: Women’s track hits regionals in full stride

• Medical student enlists aid of undergrads to research brain tumors

• Columnist must find, work on own truth

• M. golf: Men’s golf takes first-round swing at NCAAs

• Briefs

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