Story archive for March 2002

Monday, April 1

• Letters

• Selection of speakers raises ire

• Students shouldn’t have to compete for major

• Reparations lawsuits hurt blacks

• Don’t be fooled; UCLA did improve this year

• Editorial Cartoon

• Editorial Cartoon

• Anderson forecasts slow recession recovery

• So I was drunk on Rodeo Drive...

• College Board considers alterations to SAT exam

• Culture tambien

• Supreme Court supports fees, fund equality

• Infatuation cools after too-familiar Sweet 16 defeat

• Let there be seminars, UCLA tells undergrads

• C'est la vie

• Track and Field Brief

• UC signs a contract with APS, ends Enron relations

• Kentucky hip-hop group strives to keep it nappy

• Las Vegas rules, even if you’re under 60

• Arafat, Sharon must end cycle of revenge

• Bruins beat out Pac, win 10th title

• Hard work defines actor’s life, not glitz and glamour

• News Briefs

• Waves wash injury-riddled squad out of No. 1 spot

• Bruins fall as anticipated against USC

Sunday, March 24

• Crowd in San Jose contains many Bruin fans

• Lavin again unable to reach Elite Eight

• Bruins fall to Missouri in Sweet 16

Wednesday, March 20

• ONLINE EXTRA: Hines to miss games this weekend

• ONLINE EXTRA: Bruins return to Sweet Sixteen

Tuesday, March 19

• All Tomorrow's Parties: Day 4

Sunday, March 17

• ONLINE EXTRA: Bruins upset top seed Cincy in 2 OTs

• ONLINE EXTRA: All Tomorrow's Parties, Day 3

• ONLINE EXTRA: Bozeman's maturity, confidence key in UCLA victory

Saturday, March 16

• ONLINE EXTRA: All Tomorrow's Parties, Day 1

• Online Extra: UCLA breezes through first round of NCAA Tournament

• ONLINE EXTRA: Knight returns to top form at right time

• ONLINE EXTRA: All Tomorrow's Parties, Day 2

Friday, March 15

• Speaks Out

• ONLINE EXTRA: Profile of snapper Jeff Grau

• ONLINE EXTRA: M.Hoops Point Guard

Thursday, March 14

• Former sidekick gets show of his own

• Huge rotation makes time basketball team’s enemy

• ONLINE EXTRA: Women's Water Polo

• Cannibal Ox brings its art aboveground

• Iranian New Year reinforces identity, culture of country

• Peace possible, if Israel withdraws

• Year after SP-1, 2 protests, UCLA reflects on issues

• Group disrupts public board meeting

• Sonic Youth brings order to the chaos

• ONLINE EXTRA: Return of Jesus Christ Superstar

• Professor goes the distance for races, academics

• Historic Glendon Manor may be demolished

• ONLINE EXTRA: Tips for a great spring break

• Bruins recall Bill Walton’s legendary 1973 records

• UCLA warms up to host first outdoor meet

• Palestinians wrongly fed by Arab world

• Wilco endures despite label troubles

• Bruins dive into NCAA Tournament office pools

• Carnesale responds to news report on nuclear weapons

• Final Fantasy: March Madness

• One game at a time

• News Briefs

• NCAA needs to brush up on geography skills

• State legislature suggests 10 percent hike in tuition

• BruinGo! involves various costs, not proven success

• Gymnasts to face Alabama, vaulting toward Pac-10 title

• No. 8 Bruins elated with their 4-3 upset of No. 4 Blue Devils

• Letters

• Bruins cut Clippers down to size to grab 3-1 victory

• Pros, cons of professor Web reviews

• Uncaring UCLA forces residents to foot bill

• Anniversary of repeal chance to reflect on access

• Winnick under investigation

• UCLA must sustain its brilliance

• A&E Briefs

• NCAA-bound teams seeded as predicted

• Despite gusty winds, team stands unshaken against Duke

• Ice blocking offers chills, cheap thrills

• UCLA gets set to knock wind out of Justin Reed

• UCLA dominates UCSB in doubleheader

• ATP Performer Profile: Starsailor

• Insomniac

• Without star slugger, team hit hard by UCI

• Student fee increase prevents equal access

• Festival evolves, adapts its style to UCLA

• Chancellor looks for donors to help with project funding

• UC Regents propose new test

• Dorm residents face housing disruptions

• Up-and-coming rocker Chris Lee is on his way

• Writer, editor, wino pick the winners

• ‘Laramie Project’ only leftist propaganda

• All Tomorrow's Parties Schedule

Monday, March 11

• Letters

• Bruins make a splash, beating both Northridge and Long Beach

• UCLA squads fail to defend titles, but take two events

• Emo artist expecting good reaction in L.A.

• U.S. erodes security with nuclear policy

• Engineering open house aims to attract prospects

• Tasty frozen meals key to healthy living

• Moore charms with witticisms, brutal honesty

• Team’s victory shows promise for season

• News Briefs

• Nurse shortage hurts UCLA Medical Center

• Win pulls UCLA out of minor slump

• Bruins happy with No. 8 seed

• The world at her fingertips

• Animated band preserves illusion in concert

• 8 a.m. classes hardly fit in equation

• Group rallies against Taco Bell chain

• Double-digit kills help team defeat Stanford

• Rain washes away chance at win

• OCHC plan democratic, fair way to reach decision

• Need direction?

• Squad hopes to repeat its earlier win over No. 14 Duke

• C'est la Vie

• White House seeks to monitor college graduation rates

• NPR poses threat to world peace

• Kiedis gives it all away for group’s new album

• Fielding’s first novel sparks renewed interest

• Three strikes law under attack

• Bullpen gives away games to Matadors

Friday, March 8

• FBI Warning

• Switch to semester needs student input

• ONLINE EXTRA: Baseball battles Northridge this weekend

• Application readers: gatekeepers to UCLA

• UCLA down and out in fall to Cal

• Bruin alum fails in bid for Congress

• Greeks gather for ‘Hate Free’ evening

• Chain stores harm Westwood’s image

• UCLA must fight to keep BruinGo! running

• Top-ranked team looks for payback vs. No. 7 Stanford

• ONLINE EXTRA: Rowing's first race

• UCLA heads off to NCAA finals

• Team knocks down ’SC in first Pac-10 game

• Pac-10 packed with 10 crazy hours

• Monks bring rituals, arts to UCLA

• Think outside the instant message box :)

• Letters

• Screen Scene

• You can be healthy, even in Westwood

• Parking services need to give us a little more love

• Bruins fall to Women of Troy in close matchup

• Library science degree: file that under ‘stupid’

• ONLINE EXTRA: Pac-10 Tournament Notebook

• Drawn and Quartered

• News Briefs

• Careless team lets turnovers cost them the Berkeley game

• Cirque du Soleil’s ‘Dralion’ reinvents circus

• ONLINE EXTRA: Softball faces Long Beach Today

Thursday, March 7

• Students included in semester debate

• UC should allocate its rainy day funds

• Hipp, teammates face doubleheader against Northridge, Long Beach

• U.S. support for Israel stalls peace progress

• A&E Briefs

• Crosstown rivals butt heads in today’s match

• Mainstream creates average uniformity

• Regent’s racial policy blinds diversity effort

• The Innocent Abroad

• Regarding Cathy

• Bruins hope to keep Cal at bay at Staples

• Lunar Lego Landing

• ONLINE EXTRA: Despite losses, women’s basketball makes up with spirit

• You are what you eat, so watch it

• Bruins place bet on doubles to beat ’SC

• Pearce, Jones branch out with ‘Time’

• Kids need their dodge ball; ban is unjustified

• ‘Hunger’ focuses on social injustices

• Letters

• Bush unfairly attacks single moms

• Squad wins match over No. 9 Lewis

• Insomniac

• Landmark’s new opening brings art-house scene back to Village

• All that jazz

• Argument perpetuates leftist stereotypes

• UCLA fills soccer coach vacancy, picks its choice from strong pool

• Racial Privacy Initiative may further limit UC outreach

• Artist reaches audience with ‘Poses’

Wednesday, March 6

• Professor gets threats for Islamic views

• Letters

• ‘Bradbury X 2’ misses target, lacks creativity

• Simon, Davis prevail in primaries

• Bruins prepare for match versus little-known No. 9 Lewis squad

• Playful Bradbury

• Shadow government ignores Constitution

• Liberals have open minds in common

• Dork Style

• Greedy college athletes merit a very modest proposition

• BruinGo! important to entire community

• Sound Bites

• Republicans gather, rally for election

• M.Hoops Notebook

• Players face interviews, exams at NFL combine

• It’s man vs. scalp in baldness battle

• Tours give Bruins-to-be the lowdown on UCLA

• W.Volleyball Notebook

• Country music ain’t what it used to be; it’s ‘totally’ pop

• Tom Fitzgerald named head coach of UCLA’s men’s soccer program

• DJ Z-Trip’s mixes combine different genres, themes

• News Briefs

• UCLA needs to make courses more difficult

• Advice abounds among participants at combine

• Students must vote down OCHC plan

• Team holds on for win over LMU

• UC withholding billions in funds, says Coalition of Univ. Employees

• Students to vote to keep newspapers in the dorms

Tuesday, March 5

• Student finishes 39th in Los Angeles Marathon

• Propositions 41, 43, 45 demand a ‘yes’

• Past successes should earn Davis Democratic support

• The Ins & Outs of Altman

• Press Pound

• Curtain Calls

• Philharmonic serves up feast for the ears

• Some aspects of the sports world hard to understand

• Waffling Riordan no match for Simon’s stable stances

• Tobacco age restriction benefits teens

• Bruins heat up for victory in New Orleans

• U. Texas drives Bruins to first season defeat

• Women's Rowing

• Crime Watch

• Layoffs cause commotion at School of Public Health

• Construction on graduate housing may suffer delay

• Turnout of youth voters consistently low

• UCLA grads draw buzz at combine

• Community colleges make a difference

• Administrators, faculty consider switch to the semester system

• L.A. Greenpeace office closed suddenly by parent company

• For Stars shimmers with award nods, indie sound

• In light of recent death, pole vaulters assess sport’s risks

• UCLA comes in fifth at Pac-10 Championships

• Chancellor must fight for low student fees

• Bouncing Back

• Letters

• Americans desensitized to costs of freedom

• 1927 grad among first to set trend

Monday, March 4

• ‘Defiant’ liberals actually conformist

• Bruins can’t quite grasp Pac-10 title

• Doubles teams advance to Sweet 16; none get further

• Final mistakes muddy the waters

• Many women are first in family to attend college

• C'est La Vie

• Team somersaults over competition

• Students promote voting

• BruinGo! can’t be let go by stingy college

• Cardinal beats Bruins in Pac-10

• News Briefs

• Call Mensa, Lavin reveals genius in Oregon contest

• Board needs to fund bus ride program

• Trudell comes to campus to share experience as activist

• Letters

• Vouchers improve quality of education

• STS9’s jams mesmerize House of Blues

• Well-prepared squad sweeps win from UCSB

• Foster impresses at NFL combine

• Superintendent position directly affects UC policy

• ‘Death and Dismemberment’ show covers silly and somber

• Inconsistency tempers UCLA’s joy in victories

• Not voting is lame; invest in your future

• Spinning on the big screen

• Latin American cinema subject of UCLA series

• Carnesale remarks both inform, elude

• Carnesale speaks on the effects of possible cuts

• Scouts checkin’ out players at RCA dome

• Young players surprise fans with energy

Friday, March 1

• Squad looks to repeat as conference champs

• Game outcomes further shake up Pac-10 standings

• Brewin’ Club calls for suds on campus

• Daily Bruin lacks voice of logical conservative

• ONLINE EXTRA: Irvine meet will be needed break for track and field teams

• Uninformed opinions are harmful

• ONLINE EXTRA: Crew team prepares to face ’91 championship team

• USAC meeting draws low rate of turnout

• SAT II should aid language placement

• UCLA plans to quiet Gaucho fans with win

• Squad sets its sights on finally beating Cardinal

• Student group prepares for the Mock Trial championships

• State funds should go to subsidizing housing

• Commuters to UCLA may see increase in Big Blue Bus fares

• If UC values diversity, it should hire Latino

• Weekend meets will keep Bruins busy

• Arafat, Sharon stand in way of peace

• Screen Scene

• Letters

• Sector 9 finds tribal voice beyond words

• Recreating disaster

• Students create musical to call their own

• Ridnour bulks up, strengthens Ducks

• ONLINE EXTRA: Bruin star Walker heads home to Lone Star State

• ONLINE EXTRA: Baseball team stays cool under pressure

• News Briefs

• Chancellor addresses U.S. national security

• Bruins win despite poor second half

• Tournament takes on special meaning

• Cooperage will go underground via Subway Tour

• Team to face Cal, Stanford in conference tournament

• Drawn and Quartered

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