Story archive for November 2001

Friday, Nov. 30

• I've Got Next

• Renowned ensemble to perform Nöels at Royce

• Speaks Out

• News Briefs

• ONLINE EXTRA: Women's basketball meets Utah this Saturday

• UC prospectives faced by hectic application process

• BREAKING NEWS: Cedric Bozeman out 4-6 weeks

• UCLA splashes way to Final Four

• Program aims to boost staff morale

• A Star is Porn

• IDS students insecure about their program

• Bruins hope to finish year with win

• Arctic must be protected, not drilled

• Letters

• USAC brings diversity proposal to GSA

• No problems solved by ‘Quarterlife Crisis’

• Submission misinterprets Christianity

• Screen Scene

• Tongue wars make observer gag

• Carbon dioxide emissions debated

• Trigger Happy

• ONLINE EXTRA: Bruins vault into season with exhibition meets

• Hospital waits to buy equipment

• Team goes into third round of NCAAs as the underdog

• NCAA officially ends Foster’s college career

• Squad looks to continue winning streak

• Film takes inside look at legend

• Diversity requirement won’t be problem-free

• ONLINE EXTRA: Jones brings brain, brawn to game vs. UCLA

• Bruins hope to make Penn quake

• Ideologies only separate campus groups

• Drawn and Quartered

Thursday, Nov. 29

• Back where she started

• Council funds worthwhile causes

• Requirement originates out of current proposal

• Pepperdine Waves wipe out Bruins, 85-76

• College Briefs

• Squad needs to exorcise spirits of recent years, learn to finish

• Imperfection, ‘free will’ all part of God’s master plan

• Students present viewpoints on war

• Computer program teaches PIC class about artificial intelligence

• UCLA administrator takes UC educational outreach post

• I am Iron Woman

• Jump-starting his team, Knight nearly cures UCLA’s funk

• Williams caters to raucous crowd

• Brad delivers soulful, somber songs, looks for new contract

• INSOMNIAC

• Report shows increase in Web use; more growth expected

• Seminar keeps students talking, developing skills

• FOOTBALL NOTEBOOK

• The Bradbury Chronicles

• Greater challenges await Doby at UC

• USAC proposes change in GE requirements

• Food, Playboy, beer deserve thanks

• Team plans to swim up to speed during Invitational

• A&E Briefs

• Analytical approach to Christianity crucial

• New movie born out of UCLA affair

• UCR chancellor may go to Energy Department

• Letters

Wednesday, Nov. 28

• Decisions of campus groups are justified

• Rec Center Racquet

• Sound Bites

• Stern embodies emerging U.S. values

• Exhibits at Getty more than art for art’s sake

• Discipline by Toledo is too little, too late

• Defense is key to Bruins’ game versus Pepperdine

• Squad takes revenge for last season’s loss to Cougars

• UCLA will appeal Foster’s NCAA penalty

• Glory days of our football season seem far removed

• Professor John Dawson dies at age 71

• SAT scores still stuck in New Jersey post offices

• L.A. County becoming more segregated, research shows

• Depicting reality, Galas performs at Royce Hall

• Microsoft fails to make innovations

• Letters

• News Briefs

• ONLINE EXTRA: Fantasy League guru rethinks strategy

• Dork Style

• Method Man

• Exploring G-spot provides world of orgasm potential

• PAC-10 Notebook

• Letters

Tuesday, Nov. 27

• Feminism becomes U.S. war pawn

• Determined UCLA set to continue winning streak

• Medical marijuana a necessity for society

• Football Notebook

• Despite all scandals, to be thankful seems right

• Hahn appoints Chen to economic post

• USAC must stop non-academic funding

• Toledo demotes Paus to third-string

• Columnist is unable to back-up claims of ‘evil’

• Press Pound

• ‘Apple Pie’ narrates the search for U.S. identity

• Letters

• Men's Basketball Notebook

• Teams have hard time fulfilling expectations

• A&E Brief

• Crime Watch

• University should espouse correct politics

• Family Room

• Squad strives to three-peat, carry NCAA national honors

• Porter’s return boosts Bruins’ team strength

Monday, Nov. 26

• Weezer lets music do talking at Long Beach

• Porter now eligible, can compete immediately

• Hoobastank packs house in hometown celebration

• C'est la vie

• Catch your token Bruins on campus

• State banks on jails, fails to invest in schools

• UC experts tapped for projects

• Students abroad celebrate American holiday tradition

• Go back and taste forbidden fruit

• Letters

• Western-controlled UN passes agenda behind closed doors

• UCLA bounces back against Ohio St.

• Team soars above Flyers to win

• Bruins’ performance keeps NCAA in sight

• U.S. should control cloning, not ban it

• DVD

• Battle of the Columnists

• Squad opens NCAA play with victories

• Web Surfing

• Briefs

• Religion used to promote agenda

Friday, Nov. 23

• Porter now eligible, can compete immediately

Wednesday, Nov. 21

• ONLINE EXTRA: UCLA changes it up against South Carolina

• UCLA to take on Dayton, continue winning streak

• Speaks Out

• Broadway stars to display their talent in Los Angeles

• Admissions begins training readers

• UCLA presents exhibition of Ichikawa’s largely controversial work

• Regents’ professor speaks on new liberal Islam trend

• ONLINE EXTRA: Squad overcomes Monday's loss with win against Ducks

• Media coverage needed to uncover truth

• Play speculates on secret meeting in Copenhagen

• Bruins hope to win more road games

• Professor dies of brain cancer at age 62

• Team heads for tournament at Berkeley

• U.S. terrorism critiques are selective

• Letters

• Liberals lack moral integrity, understanding of Christianity

• Immigration laws unjust, hypocritical

• Art department’s undergraduate show is hidden UCLA gem

• Dork Style

• ONLINE EXTRA: Invitational matches leave Bruins exposed

• State cuts will affect UC funding

• Go Fish

• News Briefs

• USAC addresses housing, diversity

• Cardinals capitalize on 22 turnovers

• Football contributes to turkey, family festivities

• New admissions director confronts policy changes

• Ball bounces Bruins’ momentum

• Daily Bruin neglects newsworthy events

• Nintendo Cubed

• Stability in Afghan nation is next step

Tuesday, Nov. 20

• Crime Watch

• Basketball provides a needed win for Bruin fans

• Pentagon puts clamp on media

• USC tramples UCLA on the scoreboard, but not on ice

• Effects of campus liberalism far-reaching

• Bruins kick up heels for solid finish

• Like an Egyptian

• Bruins humble Cougars in Maui

• ‘Endurance’ revives story of survival in Antarctic

• Loss to Oregon State little more than disappointing

• After tragedy, Thanksgiving travelers opt to drive home

• Norton Simon Museum goes Pop

• Editorials

• Knight and day

• Football Notebook

• Jules shows expertise as musician, UCLA student

• Johnson fails to accept need for dissent in life

• Online Extra: Seton Hall refuses to fall easy to Blue Devils

• Online Extra: Kansas falls to Ball State in last-minute defeat

• UC decides to allocate state funding for salary raises

• Economic bias of SAT I can be easily overcome

• General education reform is long overdue

• Letters

• Curtain Calls

• Squad gets bid for NCAAs, will appear for its 19th year

• Land in the waste of college years

• Invitational surprises all with games’ outcomes

• LAX raises holiday security standards

• Online Extra: Houston’s McCallum faces power of Bruins yet again

• Squad aims, strikes in tournament

Monday, Nov. 19

• Squad overpowers its opponents in NCAAs

• Team had a good life, will be missed

• C'est la vie

• Transplant patient conquers Kilimanjaro

• Getty shows Bravo’s images of human experience

• Head to Head

• Council criticism comes from a general lack of information

• ONLINE EXTRA: Swimmers lose first two conference meets

• Squad defeats Trojans for third time this year

• Coalition stands with other minorities

• Wayward players deserve reprimand

• Team beset by trials, tribulations

• Bikers bring joy, toys to hospitalized kids

• Web Surfing

• Bruins hope for deja vu in matches at Oregon schools

• Sparks plays to mellowed crowd

• Toledo faces questions for allowing Paus to play

• Offensive line fails to carry its weight

• Program faces series of uncertainties

• Team hopes to make a run in NCAAs

• Spelling S-U-C-C-E-S-S

• News Briefs

• Man of mystery

• Asian involvement in AAC applaudable

• Wonder-full

• UCLA opens season at Maui Invitational

• ’SC game goes horribly wrong

• UC searches for testing options

• Harry rescues muggles from mundane lives

• UCLA loses in tournament championship game

• Bruins yet to reach past ‘toilet bowl’

• Letters

Saturday, Nov. 17

• DESHAUN FOSTER'S SEASON OVER

Friday, Nov. 16

• UCLA swimming, diving team hope to make strokes

• Women’s issues deserve serious treatment

• Leftist influence deteriorates education

• Battle of the Columnists: Fall from grace is Foster’s fault

• News Briefs

• Even journalists enter the fray

• Squad serves Ducks defeat for dinner

• Village sees less rowdy behavior

• Team strikes fear into its first-round opponents

• Bruin great looks at rivalry

• Speaks Out

• Maupin to appear at Schoenburg

• Board considers possible cuts

• UCLA works toward getting Porter eligible

• School rivalry runs deeper than annual football game

• Letters

• Thank goodness

• Bruins prepare for big rivalry game

• Kelly’s quickness key to Trojan hopes

• Nece doesn’t play nice when it comes to ’SC

• USC’s Palmer hasn’t lived up to hype

• Latin film showcase brings series of shorts to students

• Fencing team readies itself to a sharp point

• Heating up the water: squads take crosstown battle aquatic

• Featuer Photo: The Trojan war

• Conservative leaders misappropriate Christian values

• Offensive, defensive gurus square off

• Soccer alumni to play current team

• Sports are way to vent against U.S.

• Anthrax fears lead to higher security at UCLA post office

• A tale of two Rodneys

• USC ain’t got nothin’, just cause for shame

• BREAKING NEWS: PAUS TO BE JAILED FOLLOWING SEASON FOR DUI VIOLATION

• Perspective seminars draw international attention

• UCLA has chance to make strong start

• Screen Scene

• Professor Mitzi Myers passes away

• Flickerstick rocks House of Blues

• Game can tip scales for recruits

• In Living Color

• Battle of the Columnists: Media’s condemnation is premature

• ONLINE EXTRA: UC searches for fairer testing methods

• Drawn and Quartered

• Why I hate the Trojans: Let me count the reasons

Thursday, Nov. 15

• New policy to alter admittance process

• Bruins enjoy a different kind of smoke

• UCLA worlds apart from USC, reason for revenge

• Iranian director’s films provide challenge to theocratic state

• Group bridges forms of art, poetry

• Speaks Out

• Letters

• Some sports have hair-altering effects

• Green leaves ailments at starting line

• Men's Basketball Sidebar

• Bruins focus on Oregon teams in following four

• Comprehensive review OK’d by committee of UC Regents

• Proposed system distorts original aim

• Bruins slam Global Sports, 86-60

• Admissions times call for drastic measures

• Comprehensive review hurts education

• Dissection viewing makes ‘brainiacs’ out of students

• Correction

• Good eats for athletes, year-round training table approved

• Football Notebook

• USAC passes program-funding resolution

• Female programming lacks quality

• Calendar Girls

• Insomniac

• Enrollment caps to solve budget woes

• UCLA to minimize mistakes, out-skate USC

• Punk tour features trio of bands, styles

Wednesday, Nov. 14

• Position of APC contains contradictions

• Speaks Out

• CARTOON: Press Pound

• Building a successful UCLA-USC relationship

• Bruins face Global Sports in exhibition

• Fraternities field fierce competition

• Comprehensive review will restore cultural diversity in classroom

• Kickin' It

• Bilingual seminar series examines changing global market, trade

• Baby, we ain’t nothing but mammals

• Soundbites

• Hockey Briefs

• Enrollment caps can counter Tidal Wave II

• Focused

• Hollywood houses makeup utopia

• Admissions proposal deserves more thorough consideration

• CARTOON: Dork Style

• Outlook bleak for UCLA budget

• News Briefs

• Football Brief

• Football Notebook

• Karplus leaves distinguished legacy

• Learn from Vietnam, says MPAA’s Valenti

• U2 concert embodies real rock, live passion

• Viewpoint application

Tuesday, Nov. 13

• Squad seizes conference title with rough win over Stanford

• Letter

• UCLA takes lead over Anteaters

• Banquet honors Hovannisian, begins a two-day conference

• AA flight crashes in New York borough

• Women’s team qualifies for NCAA Championships

• Art Review

• UCLA sets high expectations, but still finishes in 11th place

• Harrington-Foster showdown isn’t all it was cracked up to be

• Elite players show promise in tourney, hope to keep it up for regular season

• Afghan Americans voice struggles during war

• Council voices concern for housing issues

• Bouncing Souls show takes East Coast music out west

• UCLA Extension program opens new building

• Women dribble victoriously into season

• The life of a merry prankster

• Missing the point: Bruin kick falls short of glory

• UCLA sets Team Canada Masters up for defeat

• Headphones

• Crime Watch

• Companies use Sept. 11 to their benefit

• Wide array of artists turns concert into eclectic mess

• Bruins predictably fall to Stanford, rise to defeat unranked St. Mary’s

• Good ol’ Paus returns for game play

• Undocumented students deserve equal treatment from UC

• Musical brings back popular pattern

• Bruins give up narrow lead

• Bruins display their potential at second meet of the season

• Experts on terrorism meet in small on-campus forum

• Hoobastank rocks KROQ free show

• Empowerment or an impediment?

• Protesters support war on terrorism

• Last-minute goal takes UCLA to playoffs

• Chancellor recognizes issues affecting UCLA

• In WTO, China must still fix rights record

• News Briefs

• Team’s conservative drives leave win just out of reach

• Foster’s future remains foggy

Friday, Nov. 9

• Bruins to fight for Pac-10 title against Stanford, Cal

• Forum addresses educational accessibility

• Red, White, Blue and Gold

• Veteran’s Day carries new weight this year

• Conrad draws crowd at UCLA

• Foster lets down his team, fans, university

• Can wounded team fight back?

• Stress drives many to comfort food

• Campus should oppose GE changes

• ONLINE EXTRA: Men's Volleyball

• Though changed, life can go on without DeShaun

• Drawn and Quartered

• ONLINE EXTRA: Women's Golf

• Jack of Hearts

• Toledo tries to look beyond Foster fiasco

• Briefs

• Screen Scenes

• Stewart stews together anecdotes, Shylock role

• Squad revved up to take on All-Stars

• Panhellenic event raises $3,000 to aid attack victims

• ONLINE EXTRA: DeShaun Foster Update

• Bruins to make final push for NCAA tournament bid

• Play illustrates abusive, failed relationships

• Women's volleyball brief

• Medical schools see drop in applicants

• ONLINE EXTRA: Ray Young will redshirt this season

• UCLA braces for matchup against UC Irvine

• Tour highlights martial arts of India

• ROTC shows dedication in face of war

• Teams look to advance at meet

• UCLA crushes All-Stars in first game

• Study abroad, understand cultures with your own eyes

• Editorial board reaches false conclusion

• Bush urges nation to act

• Foster can kiss Heisman Trophy candidacy goodbye

• Letters

Thursday, Nov. 8

• ‘Dungeonmaster’ breaks traditional theater mold

• Oregon’s Bauman ready to play big against UCLA

• ONLINE EXTRA: DeShaun Foster ineligible for Saturday’s game

• Women's Soccer Notebook

• Link between leftists, intellectuals no accident

• Misogyny is at heart of homophobia

• Team struggles after losing player, falls to 4th in Pac-10

• Fans get first glimpse of Bozeman tonight

• Personal decision is taken out of suicide

• Football Notebook

• Robots aid in surgical training process

• Poli-Grip

• Four players set to compete in elite preseason tourney

• Campus feels effects of state hiring freeze

• Built to Spill overflows with solid rock ‘n’ roll

• SAT provides consistency in admissions process

• Pauley walkway to close sporadically

• MSA program addresses issues concerning the religion of Islam

• ’Go Johnnie To’ series will show movies of Hong Kong director

• Speaks Out

• Letters

• Fill up on a budget in Westwood

• B-ball success is anyone’s guess, so fill in blanks with fun ‘Ag Libs’

• Wells under control

• 40 Years... And still rockin'

• Exam has no bearing on academics, just economics

• A&E Briefs

• System based on testing is inherently rife with prejudice

Wednesday, Nov. 7

• ONLINE EXTRA: Contraction could have dire consequences for keeper leagues

• Look in mirror to find your sexual soul mate

• Commitment to Excellence

• MEN'S GOLF BRIEF

• Q&A with the Daily Bruin

• The unsinkable Angela Eckmier

• Patrick Stewart to talk Shakespeare at UCLA

• ‘Maybe Baby’ pokes fun at search for ‘The One’

• Bruins are in the hunt for a successful b-ball season

• Bruins decisively beat Slovakian team

• PAC-10 FOOTBALL NOTEBOOK

• It’s the write time to get liquored up

• Dalis’ replacement should be in-house

• ONLINE EXTRA: Men's Tennis Preview

• Economic downturn leads to hiring freeze

• ASUCLA reports net gains for ’00-01

• News Briefs

• MEN'S BASKETBALL NOTEBOOK

• A Kodak Moment

• Dork Style

• Lecture questions role of U.S. media abroad since Sept. 11

• Holden still relevant as icon of literary angst

• Letters

• UCLA-based band to play in benefit show for Sept. 11

Tuesday, Nov. 6

• Students studying abroad feel disconnected from Sept. 11

• Paus will start, step up against Oregon

• State legislature orders audit of university funds

• On wounded knee

• Crime Watch

• Press Pound

• Betting on ball games is worth the big gamble

• Team to play Slovakia in an exhibition game

• Skip two-hour movies, watch previews instead

• Curtain Calls

• America is prison for Middle Eastern men

• Trojans topple Bruin determination

• Athletic director Peter Dalis to resign after serving 19 years

• Solution to war debate outlined in U.N. Charter, not blame game

• Letters

• Rowing Brief

• UCLA students aid Relief International in helping Afghans

• Women’s studies texts stretch truth

• Football Notebook

• Jump around

• U.S. becoming a victim of its own pacifism

Monday, Nov. 5

• Hazing activities are consensual practices

• All-nighters may prove beneficial

• Head to Head

• Perfect penalty kick promises UCLA place in Pac-10 runnings

• Paus struggles in face of adversity

• News Briefs

• Championship plans intercepted by WSU

• Bruins get on track by defeating Huskies

• Bruins aim for Prestige after digging into a two-loss hole

• Ultimate Improv offers original humor to fans

• Event recollects lives lost in journey to the United States

• Generation X

• East works with West at UCLA Medical Center

• ‘A&R’ looks at the rock ‘n’ roll world of music business

• Letters

• New medication can increase quality of life for cancer patients

• Event lets researchers share their findings

• UCLA fares well in San Diego, Texas

• Team defends No. 2 MPSF standing

• Open bar attracts Shakespeare, loony scientists

• C'est la vie

• Disappointing season ends with victories over Cougars, Huskies

• Crew squads use intensity to find victory in marina

• BRMC rebels with distorted sounds

• Hardwick rejoins the dating scene with ‘Shipmates’

• Current system doesn’t help diversity

Friday, Nov. 2

• Drawn and Quartered

• UCLA, Pepperdine to vie for NCAA bid

• Students not actively engaged in war

• Screen Scene

• Ours talks personally to music lovers with songs

• Q & A with the Daily Bruin

• Crew to make strokes of glory in season’s opening

• Squad in slump, can girls kick back?

• Disney needs to come out of closet with flick

• Audiences young and old will find fun and frights in Pixar’s new animated film, ‘Monsters, Inc.’

• Team heads to Bay Area looking to sweep fields

• New generation gets the ‘Blues’

• Annual sale rakes in less profit than in years past

• Team splits off for two competions

• Student sues Sigma Pi over accident

• Letters

• WSU’s Minnich may be menacing opponent for Bruins

• Season’s on the line for Bruins

• Window of Opportunity

• News Briefs

• Campus TVs should promote education, not Britney Spears

• Californians more likely to be affected by flu than anthrax

• Squad faces tough challenge against Cougars

• Regents should also OK approved policy

Thursday, Nov. 1

• Students petition to stop SAT I use

• Strong flavors, special sides delight stomachs

• PAC-10 Notebook

• Panel discusses consequences of choosing child’s genetic makeup

• Student interests left out of construction processes

• Best Buy to pose no threat to ASUCLA

• World’s Largest Book comes to UCLA for fight to end illiteracy

• College Briefs

• Anti-war activists employ weak, conceptual arguments

• Students should pay heed to proponents of affirmative action

• A&E Briefs

• UCLA home to eloquent potty-mouths

• Exhibit depicts cultural norms in African society

• College of L&S receives suspicious letter

• Letters

• Narrow USAC agenda doesn’t serve anyone

• ONLINE EXTRA: Crash of the Titans: Team’s fantasy numbers have been downright ugly

• UCLA falls to 9th in BCS; title hopes take a hit

• State orders creation of new education program

• Comprehensive review approved

• The One and On-Li

• CLUB BRIEFS

• Bruins look for redemption vs. USC

• Insomniac

• Football Notebook

• Men's Soccer Notebook

• Young team concentrates on basics

• Yankees revive hope, pride in inhabitants of New York City

• Family guy

• Tasty show packs in plenty of entrées

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