Story archive for January 2002

Friday, Feb. 1

• Doby adjusts to new city, outreach position

• News Briefs

• MTV rival seeks talent at Citywalk

• Bruin season will start with Early Bird Classic

• Team intends to dust off, try again

• Help kids in need; they want to read

• Postmodern pioneer jazzes up Royce Hall in ‘El Trilogy’

• Team sets, spikes, kills Long Beach

• Oregon pulls a fast one on Bruins

• America not responsible for terrorist aggressions

• Conduct debate with reason, not rhetoric

• 4 Voices Converge

• ONLINE EXTRA: Women’s basketball season is roller coaster of high, lows

• Drawn and Quartered

• North-South war must end; both sides have merits

• UCLA to match up against USC

• Squads’ Stanley Cup fantasies come true at NHL All-Star event

• ONLINE EXTRA: Women’s lacrosse team struggles early in season

• Letters

• ONLINE EXTRA: Swimming team looks to take on Stanford, Cal in weekend meet

• ONLINE EXTRA: Men’s lacrosse takes on Cal Poly

• ONLINE EXTRA: Track and field teams ready to dominate

• Students hold vigil to remember hate victim

• Screen Scene

• Panelists address educational access issues

• UCLA tastes agony of defeat vs. Ducks

• Elite squads meet in latest crosstown battle

• Former coach, player passes away at 88

• Chancellor laughing all the way to bank

• Transgenders require sex-neutral facilities

• Saldaña steps down from post

Thursday, Jan. 31

• Chancellor keeps workers up-to-date with meeting

• W.HOOPS Notebook

• Letters

• UC should abandon SAT, report states

• Stall ‘glory holes’ provide freedom

• ‘Access’ must include affordable housing

• Bruins emerge from preseason with focus on NCAAs

• UCLA, USC face off in NHL FANtasy

• Local artists exhibit visual commentary on life in L.A.

• ‘Mike & Ben’ still going strong

• Tune In

• Lesbianism may solve debate over life, rights

• Olivier must try to recruit premiere high school talent

• A&E Briefs

• No Peña, No Game

• Community has right to patronize sex shop

• Pledge drive calls for hall residents to donate books

• Top-ranked team hopes to repeat last Long Beach win

• Possible replacement for silicon-based chips found

• Bruins out to make noise in Oregon

• Buzz: the Academy voter that matters

• Insomniac:

• Doubles, singles squads dominate UCI, prepare for Friday’s ’SC match

• Tuition deregulation hurts students

• Library searches for ORION2 replacement

Wednesday, Jan. 30

• Address should push students into action

• Bush gives same ol’ wartime rhetoric

• Working Solo, Part 1

• Working Solo, Part 2

• Enron CEO haunted by his guilt

• Winter calendar cover creates havoc, promotes insensitivity

• UCOP becomes part of un-Fair Labor Association

• Pumped by wins, team takes on UCI

• Coaches too comfortable in security of jobs at UCLA

• News Briefs

• Bruins take lead after shaky start

• Men's Hoops Notebook

• Unity Quilt expresses sympathy on campus

• Labs’ capabilities when facing attacks disputed

• Simple twist of fate gives Irvine victory

• Underground sounds rule college campuses

• Team begins 2002 season with confidence, experience

• Two further earthquakes shake Southern California

• Address focuses on terrorism

• Dork Style

• Honoree discusses student issues

• President serves tasty buffet to right

• Young Gun

• Dildos push their way into Westwood

• Sound Bites

• Environmentalists’ lies fuel more disaster

Tuesday, Jan. 29

• UCLA library gets Susan Sontag archive

• Bruins compete for spots on national rowing team

• Freshman Thompson’s recent play lacks last month’s promise

• Hope for improved housing a lost cause

• UCLA analysts head to Games to test urine

• Budget creates need for enrollment caps

• UCLA makes good showing despite difficulties on road

• Liberalism for first-year college students highest in three decades

• House passes bill to keep low interest rates for student loans

• Poster not meant as political statement

• Bruins open season in game against UCI

• Crime Watch

• LuValle to sell Anderson logo items

• Rumors say Ovitz cancelling pledge

• Squad takes on Runnin’ Rebels at L.A. Tennis Center

• California’s Three Strikes legislation needs to be amended

• Governor should run K-16 system, report suggests

• Forget haircuts; grow a mullet and go bowling

• Injected likes to keep its heavy metal pure

• UC may lead suit against Enron

• Intimidation efforts of Horowitz, D’Souza fail

• Steel houses, Italian artifacts shown at L.A. museums

• Squad dominates over Belmont

• Abortion equals murder; it should be made illegal

• Press Pound

• Adobo for everyone

Monday, Jan. 28

• News Briefs

• Godfather of film brings ‘Worldly Acts’ to the stage

• C'est la Vie

• Only lunatics camp outside; there are other alternatives

• ONLINE EXTRA: Baseball team defeats alumni team

• ONLINE EXTRA: Women's Basketball defeated by Oregon

• Carpenter teams up with Lamott in show at Royce

• UCLA’s ordinary play causes real win

• ONLINE EXTRA: Weekend Gymnastics Results

• Letters

• Both Saldaña, university have chance to be at fault, victims

• UCLA grinds its way to ‘diploma mill’

• Terminating Saldaña validates UC integrity

• ONLINE EXTRA: In fantasy leagues, sometimes you must sacrifice to succeed

• Purse prices: You’d better shop around

• Gadzuric keeps hands off players

• ONLINE EXTRA: Weekend Men's Volleyball Results

• Speaks Out

• Financial aid may face reduction in allocations

• UCPD officer shares nightly routine

• ONLINE EXTRA: Women's Tennis Results

• Q & A with the Bruin

• Slackin'Off

• Saldaña’s false degree gets mixed parental reactions

• UCLA helps lead South to victory

• Former Bruin star steps up for Senior Bowl challenge

• UC Regent Bagley steps down

• ONLINE EXTRA: Softball battles alumni team

• Students, residents alike need to show some neighborly love

Saturday, Jan. 26

• ONLINE EXTRA: Cal's players unsuccessful at winning, graduating

• ONLINE EXTRA: Bruin softball to hold alumni game

Friday, Jan. 25

• Mocking stars becomes an art in ‘In Their Own Words’

• Screen Scene

• UCLA finds coach’s B.A. fraudulent

• Bruins reach for win, fall short

• Forum addresses flaws in U.S. educational system

• Rights must not be suspended in war

• Students skate to raise AIDS awareness

• Drawn and Quartered

• Anime Invasion

• Ashe Center, SHIP provide best service for students

• Replacing OCHC will only hurt residents

• Gadzuric’s fire gets him into foul trouble

• Stanford shows UCLA ugly shade of red

• Scandal, dishonesty extend across political ideology

• House ban on soft money worthwhile

• Memorial quilt serves to recall disease’s victims

• Down South, mystery, genius abound

• Graduate schools see applications increase

• Columnists, students must stop rhetoric

• UCLA delivers breezy victory to Fresno

• Squad hopes meet will maintain streak of recent victories

• LMU matches kick off intense three months

• ONLINE EXTRA: Women's Track and Field

• Triton underdogs still lead squad to worry

• News Briefs

• ONLINE EXTRA: Baseball Notebook

• UC staff misses out on expected raise

• Professor dies from cancer at 79

• Cost of campus parking to rise

• Bruins fall to Oregon St. in disappointment

• Football Briefs

• Quality, not quantity, is vital for academia

• Rhino Records to celebrate relocation with weekend block party

Thursday, Jan. 24

• Program brings students world news

• A&E Briefs

• ONLINE EXTRA: M.Hoops Notebook

• Insomniac

• Historical figure, diplomat speaks on Bruin campus

• Camp X-ray ‘detainees’ deserve rights

• Dream jobs aren’t beyond reach

• Letters

• Abortion rights must be upheld in future

• Columnist misinformed about Middle East

• Take a trip

• Ashe Center, SHIP are painfully incompetent

• ONLINE EXTRA: Gymnastics Notebook

• Professor addresses abortion issues

• ONLINE EXTRA: M.Volleyball Notebook

• Advantage, Bradley

• Football Briefs

• UCLA offers greater menus, bon appétit

• Bush Administration critiqued by Christopher

• Bruins prepare to defend home floor

• Bruins look to win back confidence

• Bulldogs may be barking up wrong tree in Westwood

• Coleman weathers highs, lows of marriage in ‘The Reception’

• ‘Count of Monte Cristo’ comes to life on screen

• Camping out proves to be a great way to find love

Wednesday, Jan. 23

• 2002: A space porn odyssey

• Sound Bites

• Republicans debate in bid for state governor

• Challengers hope to displace Davis

• Revamping the diet, exercise regimen

• Bruins poised for big season

• Gubernatorial third-party candidates shake up race

• Hidden obsession: Americans enjoy war

• UCLA Best Buddies bring smiles to hospitalized kids

• A wild, wild race shaping up in Pac-10 conference

• Powell’s positive asbestos test leads to partial library closure

• Q&A with the Daily Bruin

• Outreach programs still effective, claims report

• She-She got game

• Suspension of civil liberties necessary in crucial periods

• Parties, classes fail to foster new relationships

• Desperately seeking leader: inquire within

• Headaches hinder Hines no more

• UCLA tennis phenoms focus on career paths

• Davis pledges pro-choice California

• Grilli debuts with win in Las Vegas tourney

Tuesday, Jan. 22

• Bruins perform well in spite of poor health and injuries

• Executive vice chancellor: more than a fancy title

• Local homeowners discuss city concerns

• Bush not connected to collapse of Enron, contrary to liberal opinion

• Press Pound

• Crowd rocks along with Ferrer and Co. at Royce

• UCLA hosts tri-meet, takes win over Pacific

• Students alienated by identity-based groups

• Crime Watch

• Greens convene, party on at UCLA

• ONLINE EXTRA: Golden Globes signal return to normalcy

• Undergraduate Exhibit combines various aspects of media, design

• Pac-10 Indoors inspires strong team showing

• Kapono’s shot right on target

• LGBT Empowerment Project readied for upcoming launch

• ONLINE EXTRA: ‘Beautiful Mind’ tallies 4 Golden Globes

• Letters

• Former spy suspect shares his book, past

• Squad makes no excuses for consecutive losses to Bears

• Bruins beat Hawai’i at Invitational

• The man, the mystery: who is Captain Helmet?

• UCLA loss to Arizona ends up as a tale of two halves

• UCLA comes up short to Arizona

• Taiwanese filmmaker challenges convention

• Bootcamp Blues

• Curtain Calls

• Housing decisions need student input

• Bruins sweep their weekend competition

• UCLA should improve campus resources

Friday, Jan. 18

• UCLA’s efforts fail to yield desired result

• Citizens’ identity tied to country’s actions

• Regents vote to ratify form of AB 540

• UCLA to direct exploration of solar system’s protoplanets

• Drawn and Quartered

• News Briefs

• UCLA looks for friendly competition at Indoors

• Barnes, Kapono, Knight pack mean 1-2-3 punch

• Bon Voyage

• VSU’s Culture Night to fuse past and present

• Swimmers, divers to host meets

• Players hope for luck in Vegas tourney

• Bruins will do flips to win upcoming SoCal contests

• Squad flying high after victory

• Military tribunals should apply to all

• Ferrer of Buena Vista Social Club to sing at Royce

• UC board bids adieu to its four exiting members

• ‘Hotel’ director discusses digital revolution of film

• Hailing the King

• Burma not helped by investments

• Bruin win over ASU isn’t pretty

• Don’t judge nutrition bars by labels

• Team hungry for win vs. northern neighbors

• Letters

• Screen Scene

• Poor performance is eyesore for fans

• Raising student fees bad way to budget

• Contract extension for Toledo too hasty

• Rap's Royal Highness

• Attacks on Israel are really aimed at Western society

Thursday, Jan. 17

• Letters

• Two Bruins face-off in primaries

• Look homeward, Angel

• Commission eases graduates’ concerns

• Number of applicants increases according to university reports

• Gender, education study released

• Board OKs Merced plans despite critics

• UC should use growth in minority applicants

• INSOMNIAC:

• L.A. lacks efficient public transit system

• Toledo’s contract extended to include the 2008 season

• Protesters urge UC to adopt tuition measure

• Counties to use old voting machines for 3 more years

• UCLA needs to step up its defense speed

• Program gives California chance to add its 2 cents

• Thinning team must fight past Sun Devils

• Pleasure yourself with a helping hand

• All you need is Love

• Regents discuss raising student fees

• Westwood faces rise of vehicle break-ins

• Nation remains on high alert after snack attack

• Q&A with the Daily Bruin

• UCLA gains smashing win over UCSB squad

• Women prepare with determination, ranked No. 16

• Davis must fess up, address budget error

• Unpredictable Bruins to face Arizona teams

• Bruins hopeful about tournament

Wednesday, Jan. 16

• Men's Basketball Notebook

• Sound Bites

• ASUCLA puts student interests first

• If I was a fiddler...

• Cali merges rock ’n’ roll with SoCal pop culture

• News Briefs

• Speaks Out:

• EC, USAC to present reasons for divestment from Burma

• Daily Bruin’s bias feeds to leftist USAC

• ONLINE EXTRA: Dork Style

• Companies that make UC’s products to face scrutiny

• CEO helps students look at big picture

• Martin Luther King Jr. paid tribute by peer

• Association must improve state of the union

• Editorial Board’s criticism crosses the line

• Ackerman, Kerckhoff get needed makeovers

• Olympic Torch passes through L.A.

• Seminar series continues into 2002

• UC sanction of Burma will hurt the innocent

• Bruins confident they can backhand Gauchos in season’s opening match

• Rico Hines may sit out vs. Arizona St.

• Freshmen trio brings sense of youth, energy to basketball

Tuesday, Jan. 15

• Horowitz speaks on UCLA campus

• Enthusiasm for Ali film fails to endure

• Graduate students need more funding

• UC’s offer to clerical staff is lacking

• Conservatives hold rally in Westwood

• Crime Watch

• Press Pound

• Symbolic houses of steel steal the show

• Human cloning differences misunderstood

• Women's Basketball Notebook

• Horowitz displays patriotic ignorance

• Kapono sees more guards, less net

• Museum walls feature stucco, gouache

• Canadian Fiddles with Celts

• A&E Briefs

• Bridges Theater offers 12th annual Iranian film screening

• Consumers: don’t buy into the hype

Monday, Jan. 14

• Philharmonic concert recalls music’s beauty

• ONLINE EXTRA: Gymnastics results

• AB 540 condones illegal immigration

• ONLINE EXTRA: Pole vaulting results

• Freshman are necessary for Bruin’s top play, domination

• Jayhawks find defeat hard to swallow

• Letters

• While defeating UCI, USC, Bruins still lose to Waves at tourney

• Are you experienced?

• UCLA to get taste of Relaxtation

• C'est la vie

• Program shows L.A. kids glimpse of university life

• Blind Boys get Royce spirited with gospel

• Athletes showcase talents for East-West Shrine Game

• Giant Killers

• Proposal gives students vital chance

• Cory Paus serves 96-hour sentence

• UCLA contests all criticism, reclaims respect in Pauley

• West wins inaugural Paradise Bowl

• Bruins fall to Trojans in tough, physical contest

• State budget cuts in favor of UC, not poor

• Fight results in ejection of two players from ’SC game

• Bill secures equality for same-sex couples

Friday, Jan. 11

• Drawn and Quartered

• Art Aboard

• ONLINE EXTRA: Balance vital in managing fantasy sports teams

• A&E Briefs

• State budget proposal avoids cuts for UC

• Interracial romance: true love or trend?

• Bruins begin season by facing Bulldogs, barking fans

• Ackerman economics part of bigger picture

• Barnes has career high, little reason to celebrate

• Cheers to NBC for resuming liquor ads

• McCann chooses transfer to Chattanooga

• GEs offer quality learning opportunities to students

• Dahle needs to walk on to greater issues

• ASUCLA installs gates, guard at Ackerman dock

• Campus submits environmental report

• UCLA must find win against USC

• Tax advice eases student worries

• Letters

• Bruins can’t rebound from first-half deficit

• Trojans stake real claim on city throne, just for now

• Screen Scene

• News Briefs

• Royce Hall to show live music with silent movie

• Bruins set for weekend’s tournament at UC Irvine

• History inherently sets stage for institutional racism

• Pole vaulters compete in early meet

• All-star contests let seniors shine in final college game

Thursday, Jan. 10

• IMF’s policies threaten democracy

• ‘Christmas Training’ helps UCLA triumph

• UCLA limited by focus on sports

• Blind Faith

• College Briefs

• USAC member calls for crosswalk

• Start paying off those dreaded credit card bills now

• Letters

• Davis glosses over problems in address

• Porter follows advice, focuses on volleyball

• Professor to give speech on medicine, healing skills

• Highlights of 2002 sports scene easy to predict

• Mideast peace hindered by education

• Vaulting to the top

• Young team chalks up with experience, unity

• American fugitive cast as actor in ‘Kandahar’

• Burnout, BMX 2 digitally impress; Supercross disappoints

• Insomniac

• Bruins to face talented USC team

Wednesday, Jan. 9

• U.S. hypocritical in its actions at home

• Underground explosion closes avenue

• UC Kilborn

• Dork Style

• Cruelty small price to pay for animals’ rodeo fame

• Davis’ state address puts terrorism before energy

• Funding to terrorism constitutes a threat

• UCLA must reconsider requirements

• Team plans to use meet to gear up for its heavier competitions

• College Briefs

• Men's Basketball Notebook

• Budget makes education a priority

• Sound Bites

• Cards keep insight from slipping through fingers

• New coaches provide squad experience

• Energy solutions search stops at moon

• Hume accepts vice chancellor position, leaves post at UCLA

• LETTERS

Tuesday, Jan. 8

• A Night's Tale

• UC inaccessible, study shows

• Early UCLA hopes fade over season

• Curtain Calls

• Courtside may be closed next fall

• Crime Watch

• Press Pound

• Reports link terrorist, student organizations

• Lax U.S. government may share blame for Sept. 11 events

• Founder of Anderson Forecast dies at 88

• Waiver could extend benefits to UC, state

• ASUCLA fails to meet student needs

• Men's Soccer Briefs

• Squad faces a year of both ups, downs

• Letters

• BCS, Bruins receive well-deserved rant

• Sharon fosters unrest in Middle East

Monday, Jan. 7

• Screen Scene

• Behold, the world prophecies for 2002!

• Officials attack piracy ring

• Porter leaves UCLA to play pro volleyball

• Regents must support immigrant admission

• Past and present players match up

• Crosswalk needed at bottom of UCLA trail

• societal constraint not necessary so move on

• Bozeman to come off the bench until knee recovers

• Bruins finish season second in conference

• This could be year for peace in Mideast

• Cougars are no match for Knight

• Sept. 11 detention justification falls flat

• Bowl Championship Series meets defeat

• Team tries to reconfigure after losing star players

• New policy hides public school failure

• Letters

• America behind the wheel

• UC files lawsuit against Enron

• C'est la vie

• Bill could give some out-of-staters a break

• Improved play meant lots of winterly wins for UCLA

• Swimming Briefs

• News Briefs

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