Story archive for June 2001

Wednesday, June 27

• Online Extra: The Fantasy League Guru makes his inaugural appearance

• Online Extra: Roller Hockey rink begins construction

Monday, June 25

• For new students, help is out there

• Bearing a day at UCLA

• Buses provide cheap way to see L.A.

• League sets beach volleyball for mainstream play

• Many L.A. sporting events are affordable for students

• Westwood landmarks show blockbuster hits

• Involvement can make university seem smaller

• New movies demonstrate prevalence of sex in city

• University cuts down 50 Eucalyptus trees

• Al needs to ride his donkey back into the limelight

• Fun in the Sun

• Village eateries cater to pocketbooks

• Award-seekers find academic opportunities, extra projects

• To stay in shape, run the scenic route

• Caffeine use may pose health risks

• Community Briefs

• College can give rise to poor eating habits

• Speaks Out

• Bearing a day at UCLA

• Health services on campus

• Students must take an active role in their education

• Student recreational needs best met at Wooden Center

• Connecting the metropolis

• Sunset Strip hot spots relieve campus boredom

• Religious Services and Organizations

• Brace yourselves for big plays with Bruin sports

• Draft Day could impact Southern California, Pac-10 teams

• University drinking policy is unfair to students

• Plane crash transcripts inspire play

• Sports venues in Los Angeles make city an athletic hot spot

• Pop extravaganza has fans dancing in aisles

• Unconventional shops give Melrose character

• Shape history through involvement in Bruin community

• Tours aim to introduce people to ‘real’ Beverly Hills

• Crime a legitimate, albeit preventable, threat at UCLA

• Students can obtain work, options using UCLA system

• Stargazers can scope out celebs at local hangouts

• Incoming Bruins strut their stuff

• Campus housing offers a variety of living options

• Summer sessions may alleviate Tidal Wave II crunch

• Captive Audiences

• UCLA walk-ons prove to be true team players

• Words of wisdom

• Music Marathon

• Players past and present meet at Easton Stadium

• Esteemed professor, Nobel Prize recipient dies at 82

• Parking structure construction to close down Intramural Field

• UC, UCLA medical school will go to trial in discrimination case

• Superior court finds Westwood firm partially at fault for fatal accident

• C'est la vie

Monday, June 11

• Sports writing is about the people, not the games

• Average man reflects on not-so-average experience

• Life is more than studying, punk music or being ‘cool’

• UCLA teams find championship trophies hard to come by

• UCLA important not simply as school, but as national symbol

• Sounds of the future

• Students should question place in societal structure

• Experiences draw out different elements of truth

• Three-year grad gets head start; five-year grad gets involved in campus life

• Students form their own views at politically diverse university

• Club sports carve out niche at UCLA

• ROTC program offers adventure, real-life experience

• Adventure beckons after college years end

• Speaks Out

• Writing, science can define, not divide, writer’s identity

• Celebrate Good Times

• Crime Watch

• Shortsighted policies hurt state

• Three-year grad gets head start; five-year grad gets involved in campus life

• Rewards of job outweigh late-night problems, stress

• Crackdown by university jeopardizes campus traditions

• Fifth-year keeps passions alive with reporting

• Former USAC president sees diversity as our greatest challenge

• Listen to your body, it knows you best

• Shooting stars

• Story, not storyteller, important in journalism, myth

• Teams vie for bragging rights during crosstown competitions

• Time Capsule

• Beyond our differences, we are all Bruins

• Searching for pirates? Just head over to A&E

• UCLA continues to lead nation with innovations

• GSA president envisions brighter graduate future

• Luck paves way for future in journalism

• Student regents have long fought for repeal

• Signs of Disapproval

• Administration focuses on outreach

• Through experience, life has much to offer

• Support of family, dog, friends most important

• Village provides quaint setting for social jaunts

• Internet lacks personal touch of print

• Job opportunities still abound for this year’s grads

• Employees remember job perks, frustrations

• Shows provide opportunities to share, learn, discuss

• Student Pressure

• We're Number One

• Speaks Out

• Bruin fosters independence, integrity

• After six years, students still await De Neve’s completion

• Online media opportunities abound

• Paper provides training not found in classroom

• SP-1 didn’t limit access, it preserved UC quality

• Hard Corps

• Affirmative action proponents still face uphill battle

Thursday, June 7

• SPARC referendum, expansion to start

• Beartrap

• Graduation ceremonies fail to unify student body

• Letters

• Classic movie palaces host festival

• Four Bruin players headed to the majors

• Ask the Chancellor

• Men's Basketball Notebook

• Doobie Brothers still ignites audiences

• Inflation: Statistics

• Young squad proves mettle, steps up to fullest potential

• Wild Wild Westwood

• Bruins fall short at season’s end

• Hahn elected mayor; Weiss edges Hayden in council race

• Hallmark diagnosis of AIDS is remembered

• Memories often come with soundtracks

• Web Surfing

• Minimum progress requirements increase approved

• Under the Sea

• Society loves to dichotomize every aspect of our daily life

• Exhibition to take closer look at sideline scribbles

• SAFE wants new tampons in bathrooms

• Fong’s actions as regent speak louder than words

• UCLA shines during final performances of season

• College Briefs

• Inflation: Academics

Monday, June 4

• Candidates seek to distinguish themselves, policies in election

• Seger treks across globe, into new musical genres

• Perry competes in heptathlon, places second

• UCLA admissions director steps down after 22 years

• Baseball amateur draft looks at skill, affordability

• ‘Pearl Harbor’ uses history to disguise war propaganda

• Discus competition hurt by weather

• Team’s record does not reflect overall progress

• Energy crisis costs affect campus

• Villaraigosa understands Los Angeles’ issues, needs

• Bruins unable to take NCAAs

• Press Pound

• Muldavin’s tenure denial result of flawed system

• Team loses by one stroke, ends season two days early

• Summer sublets pose legal problems

• BruinCorps to retire from Jumpstart

• Tendency to shift blame keeps schools from improving

• A Night at the Opera

• Show features legendary world of funk performers

• People should look at reality, not theory of capital punishment

• The Land of Smiles

• UCLA loses to ‘SC despite top finishes

• Team reflects on struggles, triumphs

• Hayden best choice for 5th district

• Nyala adds Ethiopian traditions to tasty, affordable meals

• Judgement Day

Friday, June 1

• Administration should stop playing schoolyard bully

• Israeli loyalists support outdated notions

• Scarub avoids green, stays true to hip-hop scene

• Basketball Brief

• UCLA faces gruesome season end

• Screen Scenes

• UCLA Club Sports

• Free your mind, add some pizazz to your writing

• Volunteers seek to clean up trash, erase graffiti in Village

• Men's Golf Brief

• For a good time, call your partner, not that 900 number

• A star is born

• Moving On

• Hillel sponsors forum to discuss LGBT issues

• Fashionably Award

• Field athletes lead Bruins in strong second-day showing

• Baseball Brief

• Audience enters smoky world of jazz with ‘Side Man’

• Community Briefs

• Number of transfers on the rise

• Squad will end performance with weekend ‘Plate’ tourney

• ‘Pimp’ reveals the downfalls of living it up

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