Story archive for July 2003

Friday, Aug. 1

• [Online exclusive] Mercedes-Benz Cup: Farewell comes early for retiring Chang

Thursday, July 31

• [Online exclusive] Mercedes-Benz Cup: Cup's No. 1 seed breaks through to quarterfinals

Wednesday, July 30

• [Online exclusive] Mercedes-Benz Cup: Chang’s swift victory concludes long Day 2

Tuesday, July 29

• [Online exclusive] Mercedes-Benz Cup: Former Bruin triumphs during first round of Mercedes-Benz Cup

• Online exclusive: Assembly approves budget; cuts to UC deeper than expected

Monday, July 28

• Mercedes-Benz: Benz cup flourishes without famous trio

• Students experience Bali theater

• A new spin on high art

• Wonder boy Maguire hones his craft in ‘Seabiscuit’

• A Hopeful Noise

• Moats key to drowning fan violence

• Letter to the editor

• Briefs

• Flexing his quads: Interview with Mike Figgis

• Mr. Wooden goes to Washington

• Tutors foster higher education

• Hammer to construct new theater

• Editorial cartoon

• Recall election may help pass CRENCO

• Briefs

• Marchetto’s act a paper view of popular icons

• Skirball exhibit captures Jewish life, traditions

• Bet has brought wrong kind of attention to the WNBA

• DJ Marclay mixes audio, visual in Hammer exhibit

• Mercedes-Benz: Philippoussis devoted to tennis

• Calendar

• China, Taiwan EAP still closed for fall

• Experiment to outfit classroom with sensors

• Editorial: Recall effort only distracts state leaders

• Media impairs judicial process in Kobe case

• Regents propose fee increases by increments or income level

• Review: Seabiscuit

• Get your read on

• Screen Scenes: Dirty Pretty Things

• Recall election set for Oct. 7

• ‘Buffalo Soldiers’ set to grapple with controversy

• Panthers pounce on former Bruin

• Air pollution requires action, not discussion

• 2003 Mercedes-Benz Cup Issue

• Fountains of Wayne drown 4-year hiatus

• On-campus filming gets mixed reviews

• Library to cut some subscriptions

• Perfect background music can bring clarity to any situation

• Students can visit holy cathedral at UCLA

• Mercedes-Benz: SoCal native to be this year’s honoree

• Televangelist Robertson lacks tact, is often media scapegoat

• Soundbites

• Mercedes-Benz: Writing about men’s tennis proves instructive for the court of life

• UCLA to help mitigate budget, Cal Grant delays

• Class-action lawsuit filed against Board of Regents

Monday, July 21

• Relieve thirst for sports with gambling; put the edge back in summer

• Has-beens will hurt, not help Lakers

• Online: Students have mixed reactions over parking lot construction

• Freshmen get season jump-start at Say No

• Many incoming Bruins expected fee hike

• Women’s soccer gets new assistant coach

• Editorial: Market, families need support of L.A. community

• Online: Formerly conjoined twins recover at separate rates

• Prop. 13 built foundation for fee increases

• Recent cases renew attention toward conjoined twins

• ‘Buffalo Soldiers’ casts false, negative picture

• Online: Drug rehabilitation has financial benefits over incarceration

• Online: Regents knock down Connerly proposal, approve Green Building Policy

• Former UCLA basketball player to manage hockey

• Proposed Medi-Cal cuts worry hospitals

• Online: "How to Deal"

• Online: "Sweet Charity"

• Young politicians have Moore, Clinton potential

• Board votes to prohibit student-faculty dating

• Students find summer classes more intense than expected

• Drivers over 75 must be tested

• Online: State agencies may face similar budget situation next year

• Regents approve 25 percent hike

• Watson cherishes UCLA

• Market victims mourned

• Letters to the Editor

Thursday, July 17

• Online exclusive: Market crash victims’ names released

Wednesday, July 16

• Online exclusive: Police report 8 dead, dozens injured after car collides with crowd in Santa Monica

• Online exclusive: Regents’ committee narrowly approves 25 percent fee hike

Monday, July 14

• Proposed ‘Laci and Connor’s Law’ a potential threat to abortion rights

• Editorial: Bush needs to live up to reputation

• Soccer player Mora to return to UCLA

• College of L&S prepares for cuts

• Drug misuse puts new strain on patients

• Terminator star a viable replacement for Davis

• L.A. fans have much to learn from New Yorkers

• Budget crisis cuts into athletic department

• Coaches, players, kids team up for fun summer experience

• Briefs

• Make your apartment chores competitive

• Degree not a job guarantee

• Summer league prepares Bruins for coming season

• Editorial Cartoon

• Byrning It Up

• Students seek legislative fee relief

• Acknowledging piracy first step to reforming attitudes

• Regents take heat for summer meeting

• Democrats must fight judicial extremism

• Connerly pushes Civil Rights Act in Michigan

Monday, July 7

• Briefs

• Center on Aging researches, lectures on memory

• Fever delays twin’s release

• Eight-hour day leaves columnist burned twice

• Speaks Out

• Dodgers’ play disappointing but batty fans keep game exciting

• Cummings misses another Say No game

• Feature Photo

• Editorial: Enrollment caps inevitable amid budget crisis

• Community college funding terminates

• France releases exiled leader

• UC lecturers accept terms of new contract

• On the Fast Track?

• Connerly to visit Michigan

• UC may increase fees by 30 percent

• Fee increase rational budgetary remedy

• Phenom finds match at UCLA

• USAC changes criteria, caps for student group funds

• Thomas’ affirmative action view not best for near future

• Online exclusive: Hersh to transport desert sounds into city limits

• UCLA alum, past pitching coach to return to Bruin post

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