Story archive for November 2002

Sunday, Dec. 1

• Editorial: USAC must not forget its political voice

Wednesday, Nov. 27

• Fate of Bunche kiosk debated at meeting

• From script to rehearsals, Soderbergh’s ‘Solaris’ is an evolution

• Jason Keep secures Torero win, dominates over Bruins

• Curtain calls

• Housing may raise traffic in cemetery

• Briefs

• Imagine that...

• Thankful Bruins eat turkey, fast

• Bruins look to match up against Blue Devils

• Feature photo: Easy Rider delivers fuzzies

• Quarter fee hike raises concern

• Men’s soccer motivated for LMU playoff game

• Speaks out

• Screen scenes

• USAC requests more explicit UCSA budget

• Bruins want record boost before leaving Las Vegas

• Residents, business owners hope for retail stores

• Feature photo: Laying down the law

• Volleyball faces hard work over holiday break

• Ashe, students prepare for flu season

• Men’s water polo needs MPSF wins to stay afloat

• Beck performs soulful tunes, moves in concert

• USAC passes resolution condemning war with Iraq

• Multi-media artist draws interest

• UCLA loses season opener to unranked San Diego

• Feature photo: It's a toss up

• Sensei of the cinema

• Sweatshops addressed in mock fashion show

• Interim Dean Vijay Dhir may engineer success for UCLA school

• This Thursday, put the thanks back in Thanksgiving

• Classes go on, despite holiday

• Movie reviews, blurbs amount to little more than bad advice

• Saddam Hussein: Iraqi leader or controlling dental hygienist?

• IM hoops players deal with rules, talent in tournament

• Letters

• Editorial: Neal’s request for stipend uncalled for

• Duke’s dominating defense could mean trouble for UCLA

Tuesday, Nov. 26

• Bumstead gives talk on art direction, ‘Vertigo’

• The Team puts unique spin on game of golf

• Team reflects on loss to USC

• Lauren Hogan hits court for first time in two years

• Creative parking doesn’t count in L.A.

• Editorial: Westwood homeowners hypocritical

• War is focus of documentary screenings this week

• Student groups unite in fasting

• Bruins finish 25th in NCAA Championships

• A communication studies lecturer’s life

• Black Sunday temporarily discontinued

• Cartoon: Imagine That

• Soundbites

• Kennewick Man’s remains reek of government cover-up

• Briefs

• Neal paid more despite deficit

• ‘Dance and Disability’ to portray life stories of artists

• Squad splits matches in Arizona

• Editorial: Seth Cohen example of model citizen

• Sing it Loud

• Harry Potter: more than just kiddie books about wizards

• UCLA to open season against San Diego

• Briefs

• UCLA’s The Water Project refreshes city’s homeless

• U.S. pursues selfish ends in foreign policy

• UC ensures accuracy of GPA, extracurriculars

Monday, Nov. 25

• ‘Eclectic evening’ entertains fans with its lineup

• Committee looks for next UC president

• Wimsatt, students discuss public awareness

• U.S. education bureaucratic, creates unjust class system

• Bruin celebrates Mexican roots with music

• Feature Photo: Defeated Defender

• Disgust gives way to habitual apathy as team flounders again

• Greek system cleans up streets

• UCLA balances foul Saturday with Sunday win

• ECP requirement ignores student needs

• Wildcats pounce on young Bruins

• Bands cross cultural barriers

• Theft at Los Alamos under scrutiny

• Put your art into it

• Men’s water polo surpasses Trojans despite disappointing goalie performance

• Olson, Moore turn over ball, game

• Imagine that...

• Letters

• Protesters arrested after trespassing at military fort

• Separation between art, science lacks authenticity

• Penalty kicks decide Bruin loss

• Overmatched

• UCLA alumnus Anderson

• UCLA experts say security can still improve

• Gender irrelevant to professors’ teaching ability

• UCLA defense impotent against Palmer’s backflips

• Aggies beat Bruins without taking a shot

• Cage’s film ‘Adaptation’ mixes fictional, real worlds

• Editorial: Supreme Court should uphold Miranda rights

Friday, Nov. 22

• UCLA noisy, neighbors say

• What are you doing Friday after next?

• Search is on for next UC President

• Cube's good Friday

• Weekend in Hawaii to be more work than play

• Pre-health festival to prepare students

• Rivalry: Lewis to take crack at fellow Poly alums

• Meningitis death prompts concern

• Soccer team takes season ‘one game at a time’

• Rivalry: Former ’SC fan Seidman brings talent to UCLA

• Anti-war info panel held in Young Hall

• Bush has little evidence to support Iraqi war

• UCLA Film to showcase ‘New Chinese Cinema’

• Improvement District to fund audit despite current debt

• Rivalry: Game testing ground for standouts

• Sigur Rós relaxes fans with pretty music

• Letters

• Club & Bar Review

• Madison’s fate topic for public debate

• Local monument to remain intact

• Sproul Fowl

• Feature photo: Irresistible

• Rivalry: Formidable Polamalu leads USC’s defense

• Rivalry: Palmer’s, Paus’ similar paths diverge

• Theater group updates Shakespeare’s ‘The Tempest’ with an Asian twist

• Rivalry: ’SC thugs gun for Bruins, not goals, lack sportsmanship

• Rivalry: UCLA & USC team statistics and position-by-position breakdown

• Rivalry: 3 years of confusing losses makes decisive win vital

• Who says chicks can’t play football?

• Rivalry: Heart, hard work and recent wins make Rose Bowl victory believable

• Food Review

• Editorial Cartoon

• Crosstown game prep for tourney

• Rivalry: Sunny memory of game in ’92 leaves Bruins with ray of hope

• Editorial: Homelessness in Westwood exaggerated

• iPod best MP3 player, and it works with PCs

• Cross country eyes spot in top 15

• Police crack down on counterfeit T-shirts

• Honors priority enrollment system flawed

• Screenscenes

• Swimmers get set for home meet

• Squad regains momentum in time to quell Sun Devils’ fire

• Rivalry: Postseason plans on the line with Trojans appearing to hold advantage

Thursday, Nov. 21

• Media arts exhibits on display at Hammer Museum and on TV

• Local bar subject of public hearing

• Swimming notebook

• Where the screen meets the stage

• Sexual suppression sustains social ills

• Editorial 2: Financial aid should be free from taxes

• Women’s soccer freshmen to help team score National Title

• Isaac Darche Trio showcases talent of jazz studies program

• Fraternity serves high schoolers, community

• Letters

• Cartoon

• Feature Photo

• UC-managed nuclear research lab under investigation for missing items

• NOW’s TV guide guideless

• Editorial 1: Disarmament should be only priority

• Arizona matches key for playoffs, ranking

• Script show ‘Buck Naked’ traces life of ’80s rocker

• Tendon sprain not phasing Kapono

• Briefs

• Local merchants seek ways to address homelessness

• USAC approves online voting

• For the love of game

• Bruins look to end losing streak, pass Trojan test

• Unlike the past, today’s music has no influence on U.S. culture

• Many groups on campus divided about war with Iraq

• ‘Dumb and Dumber’ gives smart insight into rival game

Wednesday, Nov. 20

• Anti-war rally draws varying ideas

• Would-be ‘Idols’ storm L.A., brave cold, hunger

• Curtain calls

• Fractals used to optimize antennas

• UCLA student finds success with film project

• Carnesale discusses possible war

• Bruins stuffed in 70-64 defeat

• Speaks out

• Bonfire ignites Bruin spirit

• Bin Laden in hiding, but seeks U.S. attention with audiotape

• Men’s basketball offense lacks

• Bruin, Husky wins can lead UCLA to Rose Bowl

• Editorial

• Imagine that...

• Feature photo: Wishing upon a star

• Briefs

• UC declares impasse with clerical union

• High school athletes sign Letters of Intent to play for UCLA

• UCLA-USC games unite generations of loyal Bruins, keep rivalry alive

• UCLA psychiatry professor dies

• Grad students combine energy, intellect in ‘Ajar’

• Determination, teamwork pay off for men’s crew team

• Biotechnology advances allow control of protein activity

• Kids rock

• UCLA should use technology to electrify education

• Graduate students raising support for taxing situation

• Society should stop inflicting ‘skin-coloritis’

• UCs must better regulate comprehensive review process

Tuesday, Nov. 19

• War on terrorism weakening al-Qaeda

• Bruins exhibits preseason prowess at tournament

• Home-game loss a learning experience

• Budding Artists

• Online: UCLA sinks Pacific in last conference game of season

• Briefs

• Raining Jane to play for Habitat benefit

• Most UCLA students oppose war, according to poll

• Expo gives amateur screenwriters a taste of the Hollywood machine

• Online: Daily Bruin Computer Rankings

• Bruins receive No. 3 seed in NCAA tournament

• True sports fans will ‘take one for the team’

• Editorial: State budget woes warrant enrollment caps

• Sock it to 'em

• Bruins debate implications of Iraqi attack

• Imagine that...

• UCLA without definite center

• Online: Rojer’s smashing performance garners tournament win

• Fowler to host performances

• Chesnutt aims for human experience

• L.A. county likely to delay facility closure

• Panel discusses the fusion of film, museums

• Reagan hospital must raise $200 million for equipment

• Soundbites

• UCLA ready to tackle USC in Pac-10 rivalry

• Students in college to learn, not party

Monday, Nov. 18

• Men’s soccer wins Pac-10 conference

• Nickname pickiness of ‘Southern Cal’ unwarranted

• Ali speaks on Independent Movement

• Pelosi optimal House minority leader choice

• Editorial: Students not responsible for funding UC

• Distant singers lull audience at Coop

• U.S. interests enough to justify war with Iraq

• Letters

• Female professors vastly superior to males

• Science, art help no one by existing in a vacuum

• Briefs

• Counselors prescribe answers for dilemmas

• UCLA cross country teams redeem Pac-10 performances at NCAA qualifiers

• Datsuns dynamically rock set at Troubadour

• Ceremony marks opening of new Hillel Center

• UC to undergo cut in state funding

• Bruins run through USC, LMU

• Groups oppose more eateries

• Commissions plan for influx of funds

• Women’s basketball slams All-Stars

• UCLA falls to ’SC, must sweep Arizona schools for top 3 spot

• Nicholson's Payne-ful journey

Friday, Nov. 15

• Bruins look to bounce back against USC

• Letters

• Panel discusses portrayal

• Screenscenes

• Sovereignty focus of American Indian forum

• Food Review: Eurochow’s great service comes with high price

• Projects break ground at UCLA

• Bruins join improv lineup, team scores big

• UCLA kicks off first round v. LMU

• Students should delight in seasonal celebrations

• Weekend to decide team’s playoff rank

• Web message board poster achieves own milestone

• Briefs

• Suffusion of Iraq coverage attracts criticism, praise

• UC regents review admissions report

• Future of electronics depends on color blue

• Heads up "42 Up"

• Budget plan may mean fee hike

• Business owners discuss Village’s future

• Big games coincide with finals week

• UC to verify personal statements

• Imagine that...

• Forum speaker warns against colorblind RPI

• Unconventional jazz guitarist climbs to success at early age

• Saddam, Bush should duke it out in ‘Celebrity Death Match’ fashion

• Plucky donation

• Local activism best way to save environment

• Without limits

• Editorial: Next UC president has big shoes to fill

• All in the family

• Projects break ground at UCLA

• Singer, student Bareilles to showcase talent at Brew Co.

• Men's soccer game ends in tie

• Bruins look to improve court presence

Thursday, Nov. 14

• Bruins put on disappointing show

• Senior Young promising in exhibition game

• Editorial: Bush should cooperate with U.N. on Iraq

• Consumers need to be cautious of comparisons

• Alumna learns ropes of film funding

• C'est La Vie

• Ex-secretary of state to teach honors course next quarter

• Arab videos aim to incite new thought

• AFSCME holds forum for UCLA workers to voice complaints

• Fall NCAA signing begins; UCLA captures prized athletes

• Department pushes actors with challenging series

• Pro football’s lame, college football rules in comparison

• Briefs

• RPI goes too far in name of equality

• Malvo’s case wrongly used to advocate death penalty

• GPA mania sucks fun out of college

• One AM Radio to offer electronic, indie sound

• Hangin' in the Coop

• Students advocate solar power at rally

• Engineering 1 building to be replaced

• Barba shines in Eckmier’s shoes

• Soccer rooting for Cal loss in order to score Pac-10 goal

• Newsmagazines go online after delay

• UC President Atkinson announces resignation

• ‘Big River’ crosses more than racial lines

Wednesday, Nov. 13

• Letters

• Editorial: United Nations should be less reliant on U.S.

• Donor center to move to Village

• Blowin' in the Winds

• Tennis notebook

• Brittany Ringel delivers 21 kills in straight-sets volleyball defeat

• Student groups find various uses for funds

• Knowledge of others’ traditions beneficial to all

• Toledo, Bruins anticipate upcoming USC game

• ‘Memo’ supports immigrant workers

• Art Attacks

• New Master Plan may limit enrollment

• Attention loyal readers: help me name my sports column!

• Speaks out

• Young builds bodies, character

• Never too busy

• Cartoon

• Briefs

• Musicians, silver screen not always compatible

• Bruin basketball ready for action with new lineup

• UCLA researchers test new cancer model

• Former Bruin shines on KCBS morning news

• Academic calendar called into question

• Foes of Racial Privacy Initiative hold forum to rally support

• Some faculty upset by vendors

• Bruins swim their way to victory in the rain

• Southern California's environment grade: C+

• Pilipino American veterans deserve U.S. recognition

• ‘RENT’ ultimately an old favorite

• Waves sink Bruins at the net

Tuesday, Nov. 12

• Despite win, water polo has tough weekend

• Bruins beat Wildcats without a scratch

• Israel maintains democracy in otherwise unstable region

• Rasta Moves

• Football: UCLA v. Arizona

• Narcissism of Greek play ‘Phédre’ mirrors vain Hollywood attitude

• USAC officers adjust plans for new year

• Hockey team struggles over losses

• Editorial: Before starting war, U.S. needs more evidence

• Strong offense key in Oregon victories

• Letters

• Though ranked third in Pac-10, Bruins have yet to prove worth

• Sweeps shows networks’ lack of class

• BID lacks funds to pay off creditors

• Men’s soccer loses to Cal, beats Stanford

• Casting director stresses industry connections

• Sound Bites

• Editorial Cartoon

• Wide receiver Bragg makes all the right moves

• Women’s soccer receives a disappointing No. 7 seed despite No. 4 national ranking

• Rankings can counteract GPA inflation

• EVC Neuman prepares for possible budget cuts, enrollment growth

• Despite dubious first half, Boy rocks in the end

• EVP’s trip to Ghana inspires international awareness goal

• United States guarantees worldwide stability, security

• How Tests Are Graded

Friday, Nov. 8

• Raphael's material girl

• Big man on campus

• Films to honor art direction

• Digital TV technology should not be restricted

• GSA discusses future of on-campus pub

• UCLA to play games with urgency

• Artist turns Hammer exhibit into party

• Analysts regurgitate obvious observation

• Editorial: Winona Ryder deserves to serve jail time

• Judge addresses students on career, heritage

• Women celebrate with art, poetry in Ladyfest

• Admissions policy called success

• Letters

• Seplow to replace Hanson as ORL director

• Women’s volleyball needs wins in Oregon

• Liberals at risk, trade rationale for emotion

• UCLA ready for key conference games

• Bruins focus on weekend match with Wildcats

• Republican sweep hazardous to nation’s health

• Imagine that...

• UCLA must adopt new policy to protect non-smokers from toxins

• Speaker advocates Evangelical values, questions students on their behavior

• Going Solar

• Bruins prep for season’s opening exhibition

• Briefs

• Squad suffers injuries, reorganizes before facing Canada

• Women’s soccer strives for double wins

• Screenscenes

• Student councils debate whether to pass resolution for, against war on Iraq

• Bruins host Oregon, confident in abilities

• 3 drug policy reforms fail; advocates to keep fighting

• Editorial: Public should properly honor war veterans

Thursday, Nov. 7

• Voters wisely defeat foolish Prop. 52

• Law students, veterans emphasize importance of Veteran’s Day

• Canada shakes things up with rock, paper, scissors tourney

• Eckmier suffers torn ligament

• Letters

• Editorial Cartoon

• Golf team swings into fourth at Prestige

• Briefs

• Club Review

• Supporters of secession undeterred by loss

• Talented assistant aiming for top

• Haynes reveals different side of 1950s in ‘Heaven’

• Campus Events to benefit from fee referendum

• Well on the Way

• Martin's New Stage

• USAC working on keeping promises

• 151: leader of the alcoholic pack

• Project may alleviate grad housing problems

• Legends appreciated most as mysteries

• Port of L.A. serves as busy trade gateway

• White back in action after four weeks out

• UCLA to represent at four tourneys

• Got ways to stop .commercial takeover?

• L.A. voter turnout 41 percent

• Editorial: Thin majority a threat to democracy

Wednesday, Nov. 6

• Heaton, Foster speak against abortion in Young Hall

• L.A. story

• Speaks out

• NCAA Football video game may take over life, friendships

• Davis keeps Gov. post as GOP secures control over Senate

• Finalists selected for new vice chancellor of student affairs

• March holds his ground as true freshman in pool

• Editorial: Responsibilities of voters don’t end at polls

• Cartoon

• Crime Watch

• Truth, reality guide Yerba Tribe’s music

• Letters

• Seniors offer support for team’s upcoming games

• Women’s golf fails to capture win in Hawaii

• GOP retains House control

• Sensual healing

• Speak Out hopes to raise awareness with film

• UCLA poet selected as finalist for national award

• Prop. 47 to boost UC funds, 52 fails

• ‘The naked truth’ about body image

• Funding for education, not prisons, vital to blacks

• Valley, Hollywood secession measures fail

• Rose Bowl may be a possibility for the Bruins

• Gamer's corner

• ‘Dorkfest’ evokes inner nerd, teaches life lessons

• Popping mind-altering drugs not always an answer to problem

Tuesday, Nov. 5

• Elections 2002 Endorsements: A vote for Waxman is a vote for war

• Elections 2002 endorsements: Additional endorsements

• Elections 2002 Endorsements: Breaking up L.A. too risky due to possible tax increase

• Cross country places disappointing fourth

• Elections 2002 Endorsements: Bustamante deserves UCLA votes

• Bruin soccer aims for NCAA win

• Soundbites

• Elections 2002: United State Congress

• Elections 2002: Lt. Governor

• Critics misjudge Eggers’ ‘Velocity’

• Elections 2002 Endorsements: Wesson could represent UCLA’s interests

• Elections 2002 Endorsements: Proposition 47 would help fix schools, Engineering I building

• Former Israeli prime minister honored

• New gun enthusiast gets fired up at range

• Student use of housing meal coupons declines

• Election 2002 Endorsements: O'Connell best suited to be superintendent

• Volleyball team overcomes hitting slump, weak offense

• Elections 2002 endorsements: Support for Measure B helps L.A. trauma centers financially

• Olson to start against Arizona

• Elections 2002: Governor

• Smoke-free zone policy may change

• Election Day

• Elections 2002 Endorsements: Proposition 52 will simplify voting to increase turnout

• UC officials advocate Prop. 47

• Elections 2002: California State Assembly

• Diane Keaton puts a veritable cornucopia of clown paintings on exhibit in Santa Monica

• Elections 2002: Superintendent of Public Instruction

• Proposal may decrease voter registration time

• Speaks out

• Minority shows must appeal to wider audience for success

• Buckley gaining posthumous popularity

• Elections 2002 Endorsements: Vote for Camejo, not Davis

Monday, Nov. 4

• Platinum coils make brain aneurysm surgery safer

• Men’s soccer has weekend of mixed results

• Online voters pass fee hike

• Shifting stars skew zodiac signs

• UCLA disappointed by losses to USC, UCSD

• Report gives consumers low grade on water reuse

• Briefs

• Men’s water polo dominates Anteaters in physical game

• Editorial Cartoon

• Letters

• Daily Bruin Computer Rankings

• Pop is just as important, if not more so, as classical works

• Briefs

• Hal Willner’s Halloween show scares with readings, music

• UCLA professor Ackerman presses writers to use own life

• Grad students hone skills in workshop

• Game Briefs

• Rotten trick-or-treaters spoil fun

• Riding Along

• Team forges past Beavers, Ducks in last home games of the season

• Rolling Stones concert a bag of tricks, treats

• Effectiveness of injected contraceptive in question

• Musicians’ humility veiled by musical intensity

• Study indicates mixed race, physical symmetry correlate

• Price of war is often paid with soldiers’ sanity

• String Cheese rocks Hulaween bash

• Know the facts, protect yourself from HIV/AIDS

• Cross country doesn’t stack up

• Students should approve Props. 47, 52

• Bruins victorious in Husky Stadium

• Editorial 1: Online voting secure enough to expand

• Dismemberment Plan is full of both potential, enthusiasm

• Women’s volleyball kills Cal after losing streak

• Little-used Short has talent tall enough for game play

• Conferences promote Armenian cultural awareness

• GOP is political scapegoat

• Editorial 2: Housing costs responsibility of taxpayers

• UCLA may lose two programs

• Football and family form unforeseen friendship

Sunday, Nov. 3

• test

Saturday, Nov. 2

• Funding for education, not prisons, vital to blacks

Friday, Nov. 1

• UCLA grad student’s animation on fire

• Editorial 2: Three strikes law ignores crime severity

• Bruins look to beat Huskies a second time

• De Neve residents plagued by noise

• Women’s volleyball keeps positive attitude

• Men's Soccer Briefs

• Team has high hopes for meet

• Dead event aims to raise awareness

• Labor unions reject latest UC offers

• Despite study, UCLA feels secure in sex crime dealings

• Squad ready to hit the ice for Trojan, Triton match-ups

• Patients need medicinal marijuana for relief

• Squad unites for Anteater match

• Frequent FOX promo irritates sports fans

• Manning the field

• UCLA looking to house more students in spite of crowding

• Editorial Cartoon

• Briefs

• Street Scene

• Bruins to confront Oregon schools in Pac-10 face-off

• Editorial 1: NRA uses faulty logic to explain gun-violence

• Nonprofit Career Fair today

• International noise connection

• King of Halloween

• More Title IX support needed

• Former Bruin revisits McCarthy era

• New hardwares, designs to make entertainment PCs a reality

• Halloween Harmonies

• Measure JJ fair way of helping workers

• Renowned filmmaker leads UCLA workshop

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