Story archive for December 2003

Thursday, Jan. 1

• [Online exclusive] Football: ‘The curse of mediocrity’ in UCLA football

• [Online exclusive] Football: UCLA defeated by Fresno State in Silicon Valley Classic

Monday, Dec. 29

• [Online exclusive] Football: Bruins make season's last stand

Sunday, Dec. 28

• [Online exclusive] M. basketball: Notebook

• [Online exclusive] M. basketball: Bruins fight ‘uphill battle,’ but can’t secure win

• [Online exclusive] M. basketball: UCLA’s weak post defense leaves team ‘in a hole’

Sunday, Dec. 21

• [Online exclusive] M.basketball: Morrison out on injury; team's free-throw percentage below 60

• [Online exclusive] M.basketball: UCLA floors Michigan State with 64-58 victory

• [Online exclusive] M.basketball: Wooden honored with court dedication

• [Online exclusive] Football: 3 junior college players commit to UCLA; Johnson to remain at Bruin coaching post

Thursday, Dec. 18

• [Online exclusive] Football: Coach claims rumors of Ebell's possible transfer unfounded

• [Online exclusive] W.volleyball: Loss of teammate upsets Bruin momentum, hands over victory to USC

• [Online exclusive] M.basketball: Cummings takes responsibility for heartbreaking 61-60 loss to UCSB

• [Online exclusive] M.basketball: Andre Patterson takes time out to watch former team play against the Gauchos

Monday, Dec. 15

• [Online exclusive] M.basketball: Basketball recovers key players; Ariza well enough to play on Saturday, Cummings may have rebounded from academic woes that rendered him ineligible

• [Online exclusive] M.basketball: Fumbling play leads to Bruin 69-66 victory in error-ridden game against LMU Lions

Sunday, Dec. 14

• [Online exclusive]: U.S.: 'The tyrant is a prisoner'

Friday, Dec. 12

• [Online exclusive] Avant garde theater does Dostoevsky

Monday, Dec. 8

• Volleyball sweeps first NCAA foes

• Basketball preview: Howland questions schedule, late season start

• Letters to the editor

• Basketball Preview: Outlook not so good for Bruins

• Basketball Preview: ‘If the stars are aligned correctly’

• Crimewatch

• Labor research faces funding cuts

• Outreach vital for marginalized groups

• W. Soccer: Final four flop

• Quarterback Matt Moore to transfer

• Unit cap limits academic, graduation options

• Cheaters

• Basketball Preview: Pulling her own weight

• Basketball preview: Scout squad gets beat – from practice with women’s team

• Online: Report sheds light on poverty issues

• UC, workers union reach agreement

• Interim executive director views new position as a challenge

• 2003 Basketball Preview

• M. Basketball: Early deficit seals Bruins’ fate

• Basketball preview: Starting over with a short bench and shallow talent

• Basketball Preview: Howland puts academics first

• Editorial: Cheaters hurt themselves, entire campus

• [Online] Swimming: Vandenberg continues improvement; four Bruin swimmers qualify for Olympic trials

• Basketball Preivew: Cautious Optimism

• [Online] IM football offers shot at prized T-shirt

• Don’t let dreams go for sake of job security

• Basketball Preview: With growth, squad can go a long way

• Basketball preview: Pauley’s student section moves closer to court

• Tar Heels’ effective strategy crushes UCLA offense

• Rieber basketball courts to be demolished

• Despite gloomy forecast, the world is improving

• BCS bumble excludes USC from Sugar Bowl

• Fouls spell trouble for Bruins in Kentucky game

• Basketball Preview: Disorder causes Washington’s Kayla Burt to reevaluate life on, off court

• Westwood merchants hope for parking remedy

• Basketball Preview: Young, talented players lead women’s team

• A painful defeat for men’s soccer

• Online: Students’ empty pockets make gift-giving a challenge

• ASUCLA gives eatery ultimatum

• Basketball preview: Twist of fate leads ‘Voice of Bruins’ to job he loves

• Carnesale says outreach still a top UCLA priority

Thursday, Dec. 4

• Claim that Falun Gong promotes suicide false

• Warning: Art in Progress

• W. soccer: Lance inspires Bruin women

• Macgowan, Melnitz engage in rare collaboration

• Social sciences division holds breath as dean considers leaving

• Screen Scenes: "Girl With a Pearl Earring," Directed by Peter Webber

• W. soccer: Up against it

• Tools of the Trade

• Calendar: Theater&Arts

• Football: Football to cap season with bowl in Bay Area

• M. basketball: Ariza to miss next 2 weeks while recovering from lung affliction

• ‘House of Sand and Fog’ built on director’s determination

• M. soccer: Injuries threaten quarterfinal game

• USAC reviews highlights of fall quarter, prepares future agendas

• Shuttles not as super as the Culver CityBus

• Hearings held for rabbi, journalist regarding October incident

• Speakers debate same-sex marriage

• Editorial: Leader’s ideals of increasing access, improving education now threatened

• Holiday Calendar

• Outreach programs threatened by deficit

• Stepping up from Stand-Up

• Former president's reforms helped shape UC into country's most prestigious public system

• Offbeat

• Band of Bruins takes the stage in L.A. clubs

• Review: ‘Sugar Plum Fairy’ is a holiday winner

• Baseball: Longtime fan turns down the pros to attend UCLA

• Author Tobias Wolff to speak tonight at Freud

• Coppola discusses theater v. film debate

• Review: ‘Drawings of Removal’ merges artist with art

• Kerr’s Master Plan shaped modern UC, CSU systems

• Students, protesters decry FBI response

• Special feature: Clark Kerr

• The 2003 Francis Ford Coppola One-Act Marathon

• Calendar: Music

• A Visionary Remembered

• Campus shooting hearing delayed again

• Bruins need to win all the games they’re supposed to win

• Calendar: Film & TV

• Professor to instruct students on pitching scripts

• M. basketball: Morrison bounces back

• Agreement reached; TA strike canceled

• Academic activists fear greater surveillance

• Year-end Oscar deadline yields depressing holiday movies

• Strikers’ call for health care necessary, a right for all people

• Sounds Uninspired

• M. basketball: Slow start does not stop Fey

• Gymnastics: Star gymnast signs on to UCLA squad

• Dynes pledges to be a friend to students

• Musician to perform kids’ tunes that everyone can enjoy

Monday, Dec. 1

• Master plan to aid campus cyclists

• Howland gives team what it’s been lacking: good coaching

• Labor activist, newly appointed UC regent to be honored

• M. polo: Men’s water polo shows potential at season’s end

• World AIDS Day draws global attention to epidemic

• Letter to the editor

• W. soccer: Postseason defense proves strong

• Real estate project’s future uncertain

• UCLA forum will discuss budget crisis

• M. basketball: UCLA comes back in second half

• TA strike’s timing troubles students, faculty

• W. basketball: Offense drives Bruin victory

• UC must use position to lead WMD debate

• W. soccer: Women’s soccer tames Lions in 4-0 win

• M. basketball: Bruins struggle for win sans injured forward

• [Online exclusive] Former UC President Kerr dies

• Jackson truth still unknown

• AAP coordinator’s termination spurs outcry

• M. soccer: Bruins advance to quarterfinals

• Los Angeles repels businesses, workers

• W. volleyball: UCLA No. 8 for tourney

• Africa devastated by disease

• Law school hosts debate on same-sex unions

• M. soccer: Tulsa falls after UCLA’s late game goal

• Bruins to get a running start meeting Dynes

• Editorial: TAs deserve more respect, compensation

• Hearing set for Seidler-Feller incident

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