Story archive for March 2004

Monday, March 29

• [Online exclusive] UCLA professor pleads guilty to felony charges

Sunday, March 28

• [Online exclusive] Softball: Bruins fouls several golden opportunities in 11-0 loss to Olympic team

Tuesday, March 23

• Softball: Softball to face U.S. Olympic team before beginning Pac-10 season

Monday, March 22

• Candidates’ voting, action records differ on education

• Letters to the editor

• Cut and paste

• [Online exclusive] Chancellor Carnesale weighs in on UCLA’s current issues

• Gymnastics: Bruins fall to Cardinal at tourney

• Editorial: Moores should take criticism as he gives it

• Crimewatch

• Skating banned in some areas due to safety, damage issues

• Graduate student teaches an inspiring lesson

• UC regents debate funding solutions

• Stanford loss shocking, painful after season’s wins

• Students find long-term housing contracts unsatisfactory

• Candidates’ voting, action records differ on education

• U.S. exports spread obesity around the world

• W. basketball: Bruins out after first-round loss

• Iraqis no better off with Hussein gone

• Softball: Softball to face U.S. Olympic team before beginning Pac-10 season

• Editorial: Evaluations should be accessible to students

• [Online exclusive] Fowler’s vodou artifacts at risk in Haiti

• Swimming: UCLA places seventh at NCAA Championships

• Upcoming sports

• Candlelight vigil held in honor of Mederos

• Bruin digest

• Scandal pulls UCLA into international spotlight

• Hillel director returns to work after alleged assault

• News briefs

• More applicants affected by error

• Finals week kind of sexy despite collective misery

• W. tennis: UCLA beats Miami with No. 4 singles win

• M. volleyball: Men’s volleyball edges out Anteaters

Thursday, March 18

• [Online exclusive] Board commits to comprehensive review, censures regent

Wednesday, March 17

• [Basketball Insert] M. basketball: Now healthy, Davis leads Hornets’ scoring

• Editorial 1: Responses to terrorism in Spain, U.S. based on fear

• Coming to a law school near you: the 2nd appellate court

• [Basketball Insert] W. basketball: Alumna pushes 49ers to revival

• [Online] ‘Organica’ begins majestically but ends in disappointment

• Stock savvy can pay off for smart investors

• Gay marriage battle throws issue into ‘state of flux’

• [Basketball Insert] M. basketball: Recruits renew team potential, Bruin optimism for next year

• Year-round Pell Grants pondered

• W. tennis: Whirlwind return

• M. tennis: Bruins trample Aztecs

• Speaks Out

• Editorial cartoon

• A closer look: After 1 year, Bush still draws both praise, criticism

• [Basketball Insert] M. basketball: Not so mighty Bruins

• M. rugby: New coach tackles UCLA rugby program

• New fee policy stifles student activism

• Editorial 2: No Child Left Behind Act needs further revision

• Treatment of dead critical part of culture

• Spanish Bruins offer insight

• [Basketball Insert] W. basketball: Saving their best for Minnesota

• A closer look: A year of war

• A closer look: Students discuss family, friends, personal experiences

• ‘Leftover talent’ shines in IM tennis

• Iraq war an act of self-defense aimed at peace

• [Online exclusive] Second suit filed over Willed Body sales

• Bruin digest

• [Basketball Insert] A projection of the finest sports event, March Madness

• A closer look: Attacks coincide with Socialist sweep, may signal terrorism's political pull

• [Online exclusive] Proposed cuts not as thrifty as thought

• Baseball: Baseball aces LMU’s test of Bruin strength

• Student dies after lengthy struggle

• Nobody loses in this hoops final

• Contest honors creative collecting

• News Briefs

• Accounting minor changes catch many students off guard

• M. volleyball: Bruins to focus on blocking Anteater ascent

• Regents to review Willed Body Program

• Bruins deal with language barriers

• Bartending: a perfect blend

• [Basketball Insert] M. basketball: Volleyball player to focus on basketball

• Comedian’s life becomes inspiration

Monday, March 15

• Editorial 1: UCLA must ensure body program is reformed

• A Cooperative Cup

• Governor may help Bush garner votes

• Entrance into NCAAs marks beginning of a new era

• Bruin digest

• M. tennis: Bruin Chris Lam wins set after opponent’s outburst

• W. basketball: Dancing for joy

• Campus affected by former Bruin’s suicide

• W. tennis: Singles players pull team out of hole in sweep against Arizona schools

• Conservative influence a threat to Iranians’ freedom

• Baseball: Bruins fall twice at Aztec tourney

• Teen voting proposal bears maturity question

• BR debate plan fizzles

• Feature photo

• Awareness of Fair Trade flows onto campus

• Letters to the editor

• W. track: Women’s track takes fifth at Indoor Championships

• UC online error generates concern

• Softball: Softball drops game for first time this season

• Gymnastics: Gymnastics edges out No. 7 Florida

• Monday Commentary: Westwood’s parking puzzle: Recent ticketing leaves students disgruntled, bewildered

• M. volleyball: Volleyball never catches up to Long Beach in 3-0 loss

• M. track: Bruins pleased with championship results

• Topple the tower of stress during finals

• M. tennis: UCLA returns to winning ways after recent skid

• Editorial 2: N.Y. Post’s exploitation of suicide deplorable

• Cadaver jokes: Stop, you're killing me

• Many UC applicants deferred to community colleges

Friday, March 12

• Spring break trips can be the ultimate behind-the-wheel test for relationships

• W. basketball: Women’s basketball optimistic for Sunday

• Softball: Softball team brings home another win, courtesy 49ers

• Editorial: Claremont’s response to hate crimes admirable

• M. basketball: Healthy Morrison hits key shots

• UC students unhurt in Madrid attack

• Willed Body Program faces uncertain future at UCLA

• Gymnastics: Gymnasts aim to prove legitimacy

• Editorial cartoon

• Voting more than child’s play

• W. waterpolo: Women’s water polo can’t top No. 1 Trojans

• Casden project approved

• Ethicist Singer finds fault with Bush

• In the name of science

• Editorial: Terrorism still a threat; cooperative effort needed

• M. track: NCAA Indoor chance for national recognition

• Students rally against budget

• Letter to the editor

• Surprise. UCLA chokes to lose yet another close game

• MEChA’s defense is media-supported facade

• Swimming: Bruin divers compete for a spot in the championships

• Propositions bolster governor’s standing with higher education

• W. tennis: Women’s tennis hopes to produce win out of thin air

• W. track: NCAA title long shot for track

• M. basketball: Redemption hopes dashed

• UCLA plans to clarify file-sharing sanctions

• Prop. 57 may only offer short-term relief

• M. tennis: Bruins look to reverse trend

• M. volleyball: Men’s volleyball ‘up for a challenge’ against 49ers

• Baseball: PETCO Park opens – just in time for San Diego St. Tourney

• Bruin digest

Thursday, March 11

• Adaptation

• Alumnus heads back to school for mtvU gig

• Orange County, CA

• News Briefs

• Review: Passionate flamenco performance stirs audience

• Imperial Palace, Las Vegas, NV

• Vásquez Rocks Natural Area Park, Agua Dulce, CA

• M. tennis: Men’s tennis gets hit with another loss

• Letters to the Editor

• Community colleges lack funds to take overflow students

• M. basketball: Bruins need win to stay alive

• Editorial: Senator’s fraction vote proposal half-baked

• Kenter Trails, Brentwood, CA

• Sexy underpants

• The Mystery Spot, Santa Cruz, CA

• Soundbites

• Midnight movie screenings epitome of cool

• Renowned festival brings jazz to UCLA

• Highway 1 From L.A. to S.F.

• Beyond the facts and stats: my Pac-10 Tourney predictions

• Calendar: Theater & Arts

• M. volleyball: Bruins drown Tritons in shutout

• Lost in Translation

• First ever NCAA Championship for women’s bowling to be held in April

• [Online] Author to speak about book on presidential ethics

• UCLA to commemorate Brown v. Board anniversary

• Feature Photo

• Current cadaver case reopens 1996 lawsuit

• Balboa Park, San Diego, CA

• M. basketball: Pac-10 Basketball Power Poll

• Review: Exhibit examines artistic, political representations of India

• Governor wrong to cut UC labor institute

• Weeks of practice culminate in recital

• Tijuana, Mexico

• ‘Queer Art’ symposium to explore facets of censorship

• Havasupai Indian Reservation, Grand Canyon, AZ

• M. basketball: On the up and up

• Calendar: Film & TV

• Calendar: Music

• Newest teen flick offers a break from the norm

• IM championship games feature NBA-style action

• Creativity, not cash, is all you need to pack

• W. polo: Young water polo team confident about ’SC match

• Give a wall flavor, but do it in good taste

• UC patent under review; findings may overturn $520.6 million suit

• Oddly Named Towns in Arizona

• Softball: Rivalry with Fresno far from cutthroat

• Hate crime committed at Claremont College

• Public directory threatens campus safety

• Governor backs amendment to let foreign-born be president

• Gymnastics: Coach still unsure of freshmen gymnasts

Wednesday, March 10

• Body donations suspended

• School of law to receive $4 million

• M. tennis: Rocky road ahead for NCAA Tournament hopes

• Football: Big Ten to adopt instant replay

• Classical to meet pop culture in ‘Organica’

• The popular vote

• Editorial cartoon

• Frazier opts to represent himself

• Bruins unite to change USAC’s funding bylaws

• W. track: Runner sprints ahead to spot in NCAA Indoors

• W. basketball: Bubble trouble

• Softball: Players vie for starting spot

• Internet ads make politics pop

• Simpsons logic will bring us the Pac-10

• M. basketball: Friends and foes to face off in Round 1

• Men’s volleyball to face UCSD without starter

• Parking may shift to pay-by-phone system

• Speaks Out

• A closer look: Donor outcry minimal so far

• Construction nuisance necessary to vision of residential campus

• IM. basketball: Rounders triumph in IM tournament

• Letter to the editor

• Conservative activism should be welcomed

• A closer look: Priest’s faith in donation remains unshaken

• News Briefs

• Workers’ union charges UC with unfair practices

• Expand GEs for relevant diversity requirement

• Upcoming sports

• A closer look: UCLA could face negligence, breach of contract claims

• Baseball: Coming Home

• Baseball: Bruins stop short of beating UCI

Tuesday, March 9

• M. basketball: Coach alludes to wanting Hollins to train

• Bruin Republicans’ request for MEChA debate unanswered

• W. track: Thrower bears team discus load

• Bruin digest

• Students lament misuse of bodies

• Sports bars may not be healthy

• Editorial: MEChA ought not to listen to Bruin Republicans

• Baseball: UCLA up against improved UCI squad

• Avoid being hit with cancer; blow off pot

• Readership program voted down

• Letter to the editor

• Defining diversity essential for setting requirements

• Academic probation on rise for some

• Families sue over cadaver sales

• Letters to the sports desk

• With softer floors, men’s volleyball is No. 1 again

• Kerry can’t do it alone

• Treatment should include self-acceptance

• M. volleyball: 7th man

• Bush, Kerry belong to Yale’s elite secret society

• Canada tries to interest students in culture

• Remains identified as missing student’s

• When the mere idea of a cure is enough

Monday, March 8

• USAC hard at work to meet major objectives

• Softball: No. 1 Bruins sweep tourney

• Baseball: Bruins disappointed in weekend series loss

• Cadaver inquest continues

• Interning: the path to success

• W. tennis: Women’s tennis slams down Ducks, losing streak

• ‘Bidding for a better world’

• Editorial: Med. Center must protect integrity

• M. track: Men’s track team dominates in first outdoor meet

• Monday commentary: Aristotle goes to Washington: Academia, politics don't always mix

• Football: Louisville quarterback to join UCLA as walk-on

• W. basketball: Out of their hands

• M. basketball: Ariza weighs NBA prospects

• UC diverts eligible students to JCs

• Struggling Bruins owe USC for Pac-10 berth

• Workers, patrons glad to return to local store

• W. basketball: UCLA falters with loss of lead

• Ladder theory relies on stereotypes

• W. track: Bruin vaults to top of record books

• Fraternity, sorority offer kids college experience

• M. basketball: Pac-10 berth surprises Bruins

• Basketball, not football, the pinnacle of college sports

• M. volleyball: Bruins prevail over Cardinal for two wins

• Gymnastics: Gymnasts end home season in top form

• Letter to the editor

• W. polo: Women’s water polo racks up wins

Friday, March 5

• Editorial cartoon

• Restaurants not to blame for weight problems

• M. volleyball: Bruins face weekend of rematches

• Track: International recruiting a big gamble

• Speaks Out

• Athletic department adds $30 subscription to sports package

• Remains may be student’s

• Wrap-up offers insights on election

• Bruins recollect memories of walkout

• M. basketball: UCLA turnovers seal 65-56 loss

• Online music sites offer legal options

• Uninspired basketball not worthy of spot on TV

• Softball: Softball eager to defend No. 1 spot at San Diego St. tourney

• Students’ training leads up to Sunday’s marathon

• W. tennis: Women’s tennis team seeks to improve sustainability

• Bruin digest

• Legislature asked to OK cuts to budget

• Editorial: Disturbing photos offer useful dose of reality

• News briefs

• A recipe for dialogue made easy

• Letter to the editor

• Daisy Day educates about women’s rights

• W. basketball: Bruins’ past motivates their present

• Debt weighs on law students’ minds

• Baseball: Team looks to pitcher to ace opponents

• Alumnus develops Westwood

Thursday, March 4

• Sign theft indicative of bigger problem in U.S.

• Forum to review elections’ effects

• Soundbites

• Softball: Senior leads squad in offense

• Acclaimed Takács Quartet takes on challenge of Beethoven

• W. golf: Women’s team sets new school record

• Calendar: Film & TV

• Bands need to add own creative edge to cover songs

• City girls can’t beat ‘Sopranos’ gang

• South Campus students show their creative side

• Review: Zombies rise after 30 years

• Overseas recruitment process difficult

• Candidates announce upcoming campaigns for USAC presidency

• W. tennis: Tennis falls to Troy despite strong doubles

• M. basketball: Dollars and sense

• Health care needs remedy

• M. volleyball: Men’s team sweeps defending champions in 3 games

• How they made it into the MFA theater directing program

• M. basketball: Shooting for win over OSU

• Jazz ensembles honor Armstrong's innovative stylings

• When race is for lunch, time is of the essence

• After hours: A look at lab nightlife

• Portrait of an Artiste

• Calendar: Theater & Arts

• ‘Crucible’ places actors’, director’s skills on trial

• Regulation of stem cell studies stymies scientific, medical progress

• Weblogs weave social networks

• ‘The Reckoning’ offers odd mix of mystery, modern storytelling

• [Online] New film about Cuban ballet aims to shatter stereotypes about the country and the dance

• Editorial: Washington should not threaten college funds

• Essence of ‘Balcony’ viewed through costumes, audience

• Review: Corporate aspect discredits art work

• Photographer’s full range revealed in new exhibit

• Calendar: Music

• Amateur production a magnet for dorm residents

• News Briefs

• W. basketball: Pac-10 women’s basketball demands recognition, more berths from NCAA

• Few apartments contain recycling

• Snoop Dogg proves he can pimp it in new film

Wednesday, March 3

• Baseball: Bruins knock Gauchos out with 12th-inning homer

• Outlook promising for school bond

• Keeping cultural identity, far from home

• Horowitz deserves response, not censorship

• Funding guidelines of USAC to be examined

• Bruin Republicans talk their way to $28,000 in donations

• Bunche’s life put in the spotlight

• W. tennis: UCLA to focus on doubles against USC

• College sports vital, yet foreign to some

• A closer look: Kerry’s next move: finding the right running mate

• W. track: UCLA soars in regional competition

• M.track: Track team throws itself MPSF Indoor title

• M. basketball: Cummings sees little play on Senior Day

• Props. 57, 58 pass; 56 rejected

• M. tennis: Trojans slice through men’s tennis

• A closer look: With primaries over, Democratic student groups to unite behind one person

• A closer look: Campus political groups prepare for elections, look to pique student interest

• M. golf: Men’s golf sinks at Cleveland Classic

• Prop. 56’s defeat a mistake for California

• Speaks out

• USAC funding far from fair

• M. volleyball: On home court

• M. volleyball: Men’s volleyball set to face Lewis

• Editorial cartoon

• Kerry rules Super Tuesday

• Aristide could see independence, but couldn’t deliver

• A closer look: Gov. gains credibility with passage of Prop. 57, 58

Tuesday, March 2

• Low-carb dieters lose more than weight

• M. tennis: Men’s tennis anticipates USC’s depth and lineup

• Finding success in a hip, homespun ’zine

• Fans take gamble on Texas Hold’Em

• Counties record votes electronically

• Editorial: FCC silences free speech with new media rules

• Engineering students, faculty debate report calling for increased coursework

• San Francisco weddings another path to equality

• M. tennis: Foreign Policy

• W. basketball: Star players may be a Bruin disadvantage

• M. basketball: Howland mum, but losses take toll

• Dual-residence students experience ballot confusion

• Letters to the editor

• Briefs

• Baseball: Baseball wins four on long trip in Hawaii

• A marathon process: running on new lungs

• UCLAW Vets back military recruiting in law schools

• M. tennis: International players’ status questioned

• Letters to the sports desk

• Survey: Youth voters say they lack knowledge

• More parking would drive life from campus

• Crimewatch

Monday, March 1

• March 2 Election: Prop. 56 affects budget process

• W. polo: Stanford ends water polo’s run at Gaucho Invitational

• Daily Bruin Endorsements: Boxer can offer liberal voice for Calif. voters

• Swimming: UCLA swim and dive team takes second at Pac-10 tourney behind Stanford

• M. basketball: Cummings ends season on bench

• W. basketball: Women’s basketball steals win over USC

• March 2 Election: Despite exit, supporters plan to vote for Dean

• ‘Return of King’ lords over Oscars

• W. basketball: Bruins secure crucial win over Trojans

• Many lobby in support of regent

• March 2 Election: Bills aim to resolve deficit

• Daily Bruin Endorsements: Waxman boasts experience, successes

• Gymnastics: Gymnastics falls in Husky meet

• Daily Bruin Endorsements: Kerry best choice to oust Bush

• Candidates vie for last-minute votes

• M. basketball: UCLA submits to Notre Dame, 75-60

• Softball: Bruins maintain winning momentum to sweep tournament

• Daily Bruin Endorsements: Bass’ vision for education best represents student interests

• UC admissions plan denies eligible students

• Foreign athletes rare at UCLA

• March 2 Election: Faculty members vie for seat in Assembly

• News briefs

• Offbeat briefs

• W. tennis: Women’s tennis breaks four-game winning streak with heavy singles losses

• Daily Bruin Endorsements: All 4 propositions deserve ‘yes’ vote

• A Separate Peace: Contract appeases only current workers

• Bruin sports (and readers) deserve fair coverage

• M. volleyball: Volleyball bounces back in Hawai’i

• Daily Bruin Endorsements: All 4 propositions deserve ‘yes’ vote

• Daily Bruin Endorsements: All 4 propositions deserve ‘yes’ vote

• March 2 Election: Third-year serves as delegate for Kerry

• March 2 Election: Passage of Prop. 55 would allow seismic renovations of campus buildings

• Daily Bruin Endorsements: Kuehl delivers practical politics

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