Story archive for June 2000

Monday, June 26

• Sears Cup standings name athletic department No. 2

• Council members clash in appointment process

• No Current Viewpoint Articles

• Madison’s temporarily shut down

• Error causes damage in Kinsey

• ‘Taper, Too’ resumes after hiatus with double-billing

• Summer in the city: Briefs

• ASUCLA plans major changes to resolve $1.9 million deficit

• Summer in the city

• UCLA athlete arrested, charged with assault

• A Man of His Word

• NBA draft claims two from UCLA

• Kapono withdraws name from draft

• Loaded Weenie Roast lineup lacks substance

• Extension of Metro Rail system expands route, creates concern

• Conference center’s policies in question

Sunday, June 25

• Voice for change at L.A. convention

• Blue hope to embellish their gold

• The UCLA brew

• Star gazing

• Team exhibits style from park to Sydney

• Mulholland Falls

• Extras provide valuable hours, background scenery

• Speaks Out

• Eat at Joe Bruin's

• Pay attention: you'll learn something

• Tally of underrepresented students increases

• Bruin staff members hope to make you part of their daily routine

• Getting oriented with L.A. hot spots crucial to student life

• Rock stars’ personalities, attitudes more influential than the tunes

• De Neve Plaza expected to be partially complete by fall

• Bruin recruiters seek best in nation

• Health services available to students

• UCLA athletes compete for shot at Olympics

• Prospects for UCLA career look good for new recruit

• Four Bruins to appear in new event

• UCLA study spaces copious; can determine GPA success

• L.A. View: Photo Essay

• UCLA athletics continue legacy of excellence

• Summer Athletic Events at UCLA

• Bruins celebrate Lakers’ victory with merriment, mayhem in Westwood

• Freshmen can find niche in intramural, club sport teams

• Make yourself useful by becoming active at school

• Speak your mind: point your view in our direction

• Resident assistant outlines paths, pitfalls awaiting UCLA first-years

• Staples Center to host convention

• Eclectic eateries provide hip hangouts for starving students

• UCLA Athletic Venues

• Officials seek to curb underage consumption

Tuesday, June 20

• Rowdy Lakers fans take to Westwood streets

Monday, June 12

• Sports Timeline

• Actions speak louder than words: PENDOLEY

• Athletes prepare for careers after graduation

• Timelines

• Contradictions, experiences reveal hidden truths

• Top reasons for acquiring higher education shift, new survey says

• Fast-track careers ignore precepts of happiness, fun

• Online journalism has yet to be understood

• UCLA experiences are best part of college life

• Making a doctor

• Speaks Out

• Family, college a jumping board for new, unknown experiences

• Association plagued by lingering financial problems

• Reality can be stranger than fiction

• Movie magic continues to wow, entertain audiences

• It’s finally time to speak up about campus issues

• Back to school

• Two families foster love for journalism

• Students opt for less traditional, more rewarding jobs

• Actions speak louder than words: CARRIDO

• Softball’s love for the game makes job fun, worthwhile

• Successful subhead opts to stick around

• Finding friends means reading between the lines every day

• Action speak louder than words: Photo Collage

• Backpacks carry more baggage than just school books

• Seniors recall their most unforgettable moments

• Throw strikes: nobody wants to simply walk through life

• Critic summarizes life’s controversial questions

• Alternative graduations continue to thrive

• Community response justifies attention to detail, years of tedious work

• Personal maturity comes from choosing involvement

• It was the best of times, It was the worst of times

• Friends provide for strength

• Toying with the future

• Bob Larsen closes out successful career at UCLA

• Movin' on up

• Ecological awareness brings changes to students, faculty

• Buy a camera, you never know when it might come in handy

• -30- Columns

• Appreciation of flowers provides one way to look at campus issues

• News Timeline

• A&E Timeline

• Undergraduate elections see rise of slate-based campaigns

• Sound finds future in technology

• Quit saving problems for later: it gets us nowhere

• College forum fosters art

• Setting the standard

• Growth of Internet exceeds expectations

• Sports open reporter to sights, sounds

• Make mine ‘Mambo No. 5’ if you please

• Daily Bruin Editorial Board makes its position known

• Writer takes pride in the power of the written word

Thursday, June 8

• Brian Bosart 1974-2000: Parents' tribute

• Legalization will not stop problems addiction cause

• Effects of outreach may take time

• Undergraduates showcase talents in 3 days of original performances

• Substance over style

• Tequila shortage may increase prices

• Architecture students to show computerized project in Italy

• Mobile clinic could provide homeless with health care

• UCLA sets new record in MLB draft

• Drug enforcement effort not evenly administered

• Academic Senate names new vice chair

• Sports center

• Family, friends hold rally for missing student

• UCLA Festival 2000 spotlights efforts of aspiring actors, filmmakers

• Performance celebrates life of composer

• Fear of rejection biggest deterrent for relations with other ethnicities

• Higher learning

• Branagh adds unconventional note to Shakespeare play

• Westwood church hopes for lowered business fees

• Stories off the field also noteworthy, educational

• Men in black

• Sheriff sends questionnaires to Dykstra residents

• Parking shortage prompts need for fees, construction

• Film reveals gems of UCLA’s 2000 season

• Sound Bites

• ‘Billy Budd’ brings sailors’ tale to stage

• Brian Bosart 1974-2000: Friends' tribute

• O’Hara vaults high into NCAA record books

• Stylings of live jazz artists bring summer night to life

Monday, June 5

• Citizens, union rally against concept of profit over people

• Notorious Tiger crowds contribute to UCLA loss

• UCLA music student lends voice to upcoming production

• Food for thought

• Student government seeking qualified, skilled applicants

• LSU dominates faltering Bruins in Super Regional

• Rosalind’s offers distinct taste of Ethiopian cuisine

• Professor named to legislative assembly

• Coach, star runner end careers at NCAA meet

• Stage portrays conflict between technology, tradition

• Union helps with off-campus living

• Community involvement comes in varying forms

• UCLA Ad Team to compete in national match in Las Vegas

• Rare finds

• Sound Bites

• Age-old grudges tear volatile campus apart

• Difficult Bruin season proves rewarding

• Law student harmonizes ambitions, career studies

• Getting around

• Medical school graduates emerge as ‘class of firsts’

• Convention’s location allows for large, national demonstrations

• Community Briefs

• Founders learn from aLesson.com

• Community college outreach lags

• Lone Bruin has poor showing at NCAA Golf Championships

• UCLA takes third in championship

• Voter indifference masks fear of responsibility

Sunday, June 4

• UCLA music student lends voice to upcoming production

Friday, June 2

• Student-initiated outreach promotes higher education

• Screen Scene

• Learning, not protests, should be top priority

• Father’s Day is chance to thank role models

• Anti-stalking campaign arms potential victims with education

• Reception honors AAP graduates

• Softball Notebook

• Training resort aims to teach citizens firearm safety

• Scott weighs future options

• New officers take posts, seek unity amid tension

• Playoffs make major leagues minor concern

• Community Briefs

• Rapper’s actions against Napster betray fan base

• Balancing act

• Sua wins fourth NCAA discus title

• Down to earth comedy

• UCLA alumnus keeps musical talents, career on home turf

• Bruins take on Louisiana in Super Regionals

• Bashing whites hinders struggle against racism

• Graduate student dies in car accident

• Don’t distort domestic abuse studies

• UCLA agrees to hire those affected by shutdowns

Thursday, June 1

• MSA’s divisive arguments fail to meet academic standards

• Relationships should be taken more seriously

• Houston could de-polarize campus

• Briefs

• Back to the future

• Bruins make run at outdoor title

• Anti-stalking campaign arms potential victims with education

• Sound Bites

• UCLA study used in lawsuit for better public education

• Actors guild takes to streets due to changes foreseen in ad pay policies

• ‘The Man Show’ baldly celebrates male gender

• Vouchers not the solution to public school woes

• Golf Brief

• Team prepares to compete in championships

• Conspiracy explains Shaq’s free throw success

• Runaway truck crashes into De Neve Plaza site

• Charges that Spring Sing lacked diversity are unfair

• Test prep services make large profits

• Houston optimistic about upcoming term

• 'Cure Obscure'

• Athletes choose draft over school

• Magic Johnson hosts annual charity event at UCLA

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