Story archive for August 2000

Thursday, Aug. 31

• Police arrest man for Med Center thefts after mild altercation (ONLINE!)

Monday, Aug. 28

• Potential talents shine through ‘Operalia’

• Plans in motion for Life Science Center

• Screen Scene

• Bruins tame Lions, fall to No. 15 Rams

• Pair of matches is mixed bag for Bruins

• Squad raises hell in preparation for Wasko tournament (ONLINE EXTRA!)

• Bruins look to use invitational to begin rebuilding

• Middle-of-the-road politics may be more appealing than you know

• Simpson set to go back on TV, if court rules in show’s favor

• Misguided gatekeeper controls flow into land of the free

• The Perfect Cheer

• Ethnicity exploited in race to White House

• Labor unions demand probe into consulting contract details

• UCLA's 2000 Olympians

• Governor requests extensions for student firefighters

• Freddie style

• Protesters, city officials claim victories after DNC

• Community Briefs

• Union organizers prepare employees for upcoming negotiations

• ‘Chicken Poop’ delivers standard sarcasm, few laughs

• Critics decry Sallie Mae merger as monopolistic

• UCLA begins rise above tumultuous 1999 season

• Tough Alabama squad will test Bruins’ strength

• ‘Daria’ enters fifth season with full-length film

• Speaks Out

• A mandate to serve

• UCLA splits games in weekend match-ups

Monday, Aug. 21

• Students pay price for lack of parking spaces, short time limits

• Bruins to face Clemson in first game of season

• Officers stir complaints while on campus

• Bruins don’t make Sydney squad

• Team USA victorious against SoCal All-Stars

• Various acts heat up Summer Jam

• UCLA selling techniques welcome you to academia

• Vague sexual lines need definition

• Protesters experience frustration at DNC

• Team sees exhibition matches as working opportunity to grow

• Speaks Out

• Punk show antics attract crowds with different styles: DEFTONES

• For now, online teaching not part of UCLA’s education plan

• Hail to the kings

• W.Basketball Brief

• Decision coming on inflation-based salary adjustments

• ‘A&R’ brings out business, pleasure of rock ’n’ roll

• Fund-raiser benefits young journalists

• Battle rages on over building’s art

• Media coverage overshadows demonstrators’ goals

• Inside out

• W.Volleyball Brief

• Neophyte, veteran gymnasts head for Games

• Program focuses on opportunities in film

• Punk show antics attract crowds with different styles: DISTILLERS

• USAC temporarily freezes all accounts

• Football Notebook

• Bruin empowered

Thursday, Aug. 17

• Police brutality march raises tensions (ONLINE EXTRA!)

• Lieberman energizes delegates, answers critics (ONLINE EXTRA!)

Wednesday, Aug. 16

• Speakers address issues of past, look for Democrat future (ONLINE EXTRA!)

• Protests wane on day two of DNC (ONLINE EXTRA!)

Tuesday, Aug. 15

• Clintons seize spotlight at Convention (ONLINE EXTRA!)

• Multitude of causes bring activists out in full force (ONLINE EXTRA!)

Monday, Aug. 14

• Who to root for? Bruin women’s soccer faces alumni (ONLINE EXTRA!)

• Calls for diversity must come to grips with unity, education

• Strong man

• Irish tunes, dance awaken James Joyce’s ‘The Dead’

• Letters

• Full access

• Casual worker policy change under review by committee

• UCLA panel debates campaign issues

• Several Bruins look to battle it out for spot on gymnastics floor

• Rise in distance learning leads to higher standards

• Party to revisit new frontier as Democrats return to L.A.

• This guide will teach you to go, girls

• Motion pictures

• Media, city prepare for convention

• Speaks Out

• Performer indulges self, audience in one-man show

• Education abroad should be mandatory

• Crime Watch

• Football Notebook

• Council OKs student group budgets

• Affinity group prepares for Democratic Convention

• Gosnell falters at championship (ONLINE EXTRA!)

• Brief

• Bruins don’t qualify for Olympics (ONLINE EXTRA!)

Monday, Aug. 7

• Slaphappy 'Groundlings' elicits chuckles, smiles

• Internet education is growing in popularity

• Officers to live in dormitories during week of convention

• Forced protection

• 'Angel On My Shoulder' struggles to be convincing

• Decision brings back Pac-10 championship tournament

• Basketball stars share magic at charity event

• Society’s tobacco regulations pose larger threat to personal liberties

• Letters

• Former UCLA professor Horowitz dies

• Natalee Thai brings spice to healthy Asian cuisine

• Music controversy continues

• Football Notebook

• Student finds government metropolis a world of its own

• Plans surround Democrat gathering

• Brief

• Trial by water

• Now you see him, now you don't

• Republican platform doesn’t appeal to all

• Screen Scene

• Walker exits qualifier with first-round loss

• Swimmers put personal goals at top of lists for Indianapolis

• Balancing act

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