Story archive for July 2000

Monday, July 31

• Council appoints four students to committees

• Gambill exhibits heart, promise with performance

• Silence the beat

• Speaks Out

• Ability to fight for freedom of expression makes democracy work

• All's well that ends well

• Universal themes depict real life with ‘Americans’

• Cell phones to require radiation data

• The Pits

• A midsummer night's magic

• A voice for the masses

• Chang takes cup home in tears

• Former Bruins land on Sydney beaches with volleyball berth

• Johnson’s philanthropy helps inner-city youth

• Church agrees to pay fee to village business board

• Sonic Youth concert takes experiment too far

• Scholarship harmonizes musical styles, training

• Bogus diaries have female appeal

• Wanna-be punks just wanna belong

• A separate peace

• Philadelphia convention about more than just George W. Bush

Saturday, July 29

• Americans to face off in Mercedes-Benz Cup championship (ONLINE EXTRA!)

• Cell phone distraction costs Gimelstob semifinal match (ONLINE EXTRA!)

Friday, July 28

• Chang continues on to semifinals with 6-3, 7-6 victory (ONLINE EXTRA!)

• Gambill clinches semifinal berth in Mercedes-Benz Cup (ONLINE EXTRA!)

Thursday, July 27

• Gambill finds no fault in win over Tieleman (ONLINE EXTRA!)

• Gimelstob electrifies court vs. Philippoussis (ONLINE EXTRA!)

Wednesday, July 26

• Rios ejected for verbal abuse (ONLINE EXTRA!)

• Gambill wows crowd, sends Mamiit running (ONLINE EXTRA!)

Tuesday, July 25

• Chang defeats Kilderry in two sets (ONLINE EXTRA!)

• Ferreira, Ullyet make doubles win seem like child's play (ONLINE EXTRA!)

Monday, July 24

• Report confronts weaknesses in Los Alamos lab

• Nine former, current Bruins on track to field games in Sydney

• Protesters to challenge convention program

• L.A. brings a little bit of tinseltown to tournament

• UC 2000-2001 budget approved, finalized

• LAPD investigates Broxton break-ins

• Trials showcase of pure talent (ONLINE EXTRA!)

• 2000 Mercedes-Benz Cup Singles Bracket

• Andre Agassi withdraws from tournament (ONLINE EXTRA!)

• California outshines Florida in All-Star bowl

• 'Five Senses' is canvas of creativity

• ‘Doctor’ offers wake-up call for forgotten, downtrodden

• A time to learn

• Report delivered to regents on security lapses at DOE laboratories

• United States has shallow reputation abroad

• Chang looks to recapture spotlight in Los Angeles

• Reserve judgment on all others, give El Cholo a try

• Young gun Gambill could be the future of tennis

• Sound Bites

• Security perimeter violates rights

• A few good losers

• Man sought by police for possible information in Negrete case

• Stereotypes, lack of diversity sink trendy Latin pop tunes

• First minority basketball player to integrate goes unrecognized

• Flames cause tenants to evacuate from residence

• Hoffman, Chang unable to rain on Miller and Philippoussis' parade (ONLINE!)

• Like Vermont, states need to recognize same-sex relationships

Wednesday, July 19

• Union representatives attack UC over alleged conflict of interest (ONLINE)

Tuesday, July 18

• Olympic berth quest continues for Bruins, alumni tracksters (ONLINE EXTRA!)

• Bruins look ahead to Olympic trials (ONLINE EXTRA!)

Monday, July 17

• Bruin’s return to L.A. almost perfect

• More students means more professors

• Speaks Out

• Missouri cancels series vs. Bruins (ONLINE EXTRA!)

• 'Good Doctor' revives Chekov’s humor, pain

• Screen Scene

• Alums vie for U.S. team; many unable to qualify

• Letters

• Weathering the summer

• Anti-gay ban, rhetoric warp constitution

• National team wallops collegiate all-stars

• Crime Watch

• Screen play

• Campus may face student-worker shortage

• Proposed bill may give grants to all qualified

• Children’s movies actually say some intelligent things

• Tennis Briefs

• Community Briefs

• Welcome to UCLA

• UCLA swimmers chart impressive times at trials

• How to survive those improbable situations

Monday, July 10

• Watch the field to keep track of all those Bruins

• Star Trek actor’s novel expands on fictional universe

• Tale of lost kids is relief from formulaic flood

• UCLA hospital named best in West, fifth for nation overall

• Protest draws thousands to Westwood

• Avengers lose to rival SaberCats

• Getty displays photos of moments in city’s past

• In the zone

• Rembert pleas no contest to theft charge

• Women’s right to be hairy unrecognized

• Reading Rainbow

• Column misplaces blame for ‘War on Drugs’

• Class credits adjusted due in part to survey

• Village’s Community Service Center moves to new location

• Hiring practices questioned by union organizers

• Football Briefs

• UPDATE: Hearing date to be set for Faoa on July 10

• Assemblywomen investigate charges of unfair labor

• Bruin alumnae compete in volleyball semifinals

• Culture shock is a state of mind

• Jazzing it up

• Net Scapes

• Fewer women apply, enroll at The Anderson School

• UCLA hires new coaches for women’s basketball

• Speaks Out

Monday, July 3

• Libertarians nominate Harry Browne for presidency

• Disclosure of drug past may affect financial aid

• Construction in South Campus underway

• Investigation of Rush’s ineligibility ends in sanction

• LETTER: Stanford unfairly criticized

• Strutzel prepares for Olympic trials (ONLINE EXTRA!)

• NBA picks leave L.A. altered

• Sound Bites

• Team Bruin takes 19th at Santa Clara International

• Budget to benefit California schools

• Look for group unity when in alien nation

• 'Plums' delivers lightweight read

• California all-stars pull clutch win

• Elimination of Loyola volleyball program leaves bitter taste (ONLINE EXTRA!)

• Coen brothers come long way, return to directorial beginnings

• Lawsuit over Michigan grant raises concerns in California

• Expose yourself to opportunities, careers

• On a warped summer day

• Smash musical celebrates legendary choreographer

• Speaks Out

• A world apart

• Police need to contain violence

• UCLA's talented young squad masters nationals

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