Story archive for October 2000

Wednesday, Nov. 1

• Good Luck

• Community Briefs

• Trojans prepare for Halloween with scary play, dead-end ways

• On Greener Grass

• Suffering of Palestinians lies with Arafat, not Israel

• Rebirth of French a cappella starts with Accentus

• Rush returns to Kansas City after signing ABA contract

• Crosses honor memory of ancestors

• Bruins to face Jayhawks for season opener

• Lost innocence of comfort women should be recognized

• Ideas of love are misconceptions media create

• Long Beach State sweeps Bruins

• Underground Films

• Pac-10 Notebook

• Web site to connect inventors, companies

• Sound Bites

• Gore’s plans for Medicare would benefit Americans

• Former president to be awarded UCLA Medal

• Gore rallies supporters in Westwood

Tuesday, Oct. 31

• I Need a Girlfriend

• End of campaign stretch brings Bush to California

• Put ‘real’ feminism into action through voting

• Faculty explores need for community involvement

• DJ the GK

• Coaching stint shows how kids, sports have changed

• Students hope to gain support for Falun Gong

• Web site festival adds new dimension to Halloween

• Trick or Treat

• AE Briefs

• UCLA finishes sixth at Pac-10 Championships

• Football Notebook

• Night events give reasons for disguising in costume

• Treasurer stresses local investments

• Letters

• Classic horrors are stuff bad dreams are made of

• Crime Watch

• Thumbs Up Thumbs Down

• Active learning starts with teachers

• Bruins dominate in win over UCSB

• Bruins have high hopes for Hawaii

• Witty, frightening novels provide indoor enjoyment

• ‘Celebration’ attracts few listeners

Monday, Oct. 30

• UCLA grabs victory from Arizona

• It’s election season again; time to mock the vote

• Disappointment meets UCLA team in Seattle

• Are you capable?

• Employees call for UCD police chief’s resignation

• Squad dominates Bay Area schools

• Choices for gay voters limited; no guaranteed follow up on issues

• Bruins muster much needed victory with gladiator style

• Marshall’s 'Venus' satirizes superficiality in Parisian salon

• Team ends losing streak by overpowering Pilots

• Event commemorates abuse victims

• Competing private with public schools improves student performance

• Measure aims to allocate more money for rebuilding schools

• A & E Calendar

• School of Engineering renamed

• Press Pound

• Blue and gold drowns Lions’ efforts

• Community Briefs

• Exhibits featuring cradles now on display at Fowler

• Far from home

• Gore rally held at Federal Building

• Bruins sweep away Ducks, Beavers on Oregon trail

Friday, Oct. 27

• Bruins face two crucial games

• School vouchers only benefit privileged, not disadvantaged

• The Matchup

• UCLA falls to Fullerton in fourth consecutive loss

• Exhibit displays talent, complexity

• Speaks Out

• Mandatory student fee to remain

• Last natural ecosystem threatened by oil drilling

• Symbolic deeds weak substitute for real action

• Bruins hope to bury Arizona in the sand Saturday

• Myplay.com allows easy access to online music

• Screen Scenes

• Bewitched again

• Students get educated working on campaigns

• Information on sex offenders to be offered at universities

• Mentorship program provides policy-making experience for students

• Squad looking for redemption at conference championships

• Poli-Dixon key player if team is to dominate

• Freshman cornerback has outstanding success so far

• East meets west

Thursday, Oct. 26

• The power of words

• Mother of pearl

• UCLA rides 11-game winning streak into match vs. LMU

• Web Surfing

• Society’s values reflected in high sports salaries

• Letters

• Time to shine

• File sharing in the dorms causes slow connections

• Haunting ‘Ghost’ lifted by chemistry, story-telling

• Report examines Internet trends

• UC employees picket regent’s office

• Anime festival exhibits cutting-edge cartoons

• 8-fold path

• Bruins prepare for first dual meet of season with UCSB

• Nobel Laureate to speak for second time today

• Forever Freshman

• Bruin alumni run for Senate seat

• Preseason play promises excitement

• Public not served by narrow format of debates

• Football Notebook

• Club Update

• Oppression of Palestinians fuels conflict

• Both candidates’ education plans tout responsibility

• Team optimistic about Pac-10 meet

• Many await U.S. debut of Sony PlayStation 2

• ‘Talking Dirty’ provides clean, practical advice

• Bruins hope to end losing streak today

Wednesday, Oct. 25

• Anticipation of election outcome parallels ‘Survivor’

• UCLA defense is hurting, so opponents are scoring at will

• Affirmative action necessary to effect social change

• Sound Bites

• Magnetic Attraction

• Revolutionary dining awaits at Mao’s

• California votes prove key to Bush, Gore campaigns

• RU-486 gives women another abortion option

• Bruins confident about early qualifier matches

• No comfort in history

• Life 'N Lecture

• Teach-in examines Israeli oppression

• Several classes to raise units

• Documentary dives into dolphins’ lives

• Football Notebook

• The education of Tina Bowen

• Jill Sobule hopes tour will polish sociopolitical themes of ‘Pink Pearl’

• Pac-10 to hold postseason tournament

• Track Brief

Tuesday, Oct. 24

• Minimum pay to increase by $1 over span of two years

• Speaks Out

• Proposition 34 gives campaign finance reform another chance

• Anti-male slogans miss the point

• W.Volleyball Notebook

• Subways Series doesn’t deserve place in history

• Woods’ return makes Arizona favorite for Pac-10 title

• UCLA blue team wins SDSU Fall Classic

• Under pressure

• Crime Watch

• Mystical land provides refuge from midterms

• Stereotypes of LAPD contradicted in study

• UCLA adapts to new scoring rules

• I Need a Girlfriend

• Football Notebook

• Thumbs Up Thumbs Down

• Hotel owners demand tax refund

• MOCA brings distinctive exhibit to L.A.

• Issue-oriented Bush talks less, still says more than Gore

• A&E Briefs

• Drum and bass dances to quicker beat

• Editorial ignores UCLA’s socioeconomic diversity, immigrant students

• Are you afraid of the dark?

Monday, Oct. 23

• ‘Pay it Forward’ brings forward heated voices in disagreement

• Bruins remain on top, beat Trojans up north

• Pilipino student event celebrates heritage

• Palestine not blameless victim in conflict

• Study links reasons for inequality in L.A.

• A&E Calendar

• Bruin defense shuts down Cal

• Career Search

• Post-modern performance stretch traditional boundaries

• Morning talk show radio venting personable vibes

• Arab society embraces wider student diversity

• In the Jungle

• Media fails to cover student opinions

• Letters

• Inconveniences end after month-long MTA strike

• ‘Pay it Forward’ brings forward heated voices in disagreement

• Bruins come close, but fall to Beavers

• Bruins beat Cougars, fall to Huskies

• Stereotypes about suburban life unfounded

• UCLA men’s, women’s teams ready for finals

• Bruins confront two tough losses

• Press Pound

• Disappointing show at first tournament of year

Sunday, Oct. 22

• Letters

• Inconveniences end after month-long MTA strike

Friday, Oct. 20

• Residents, officials consider plans for housing project

• Former backup quarterback brings new angles to game

• Will the real bruins please stand up?

• Director Schlesinger brings new fisherman’s tale to stage in L.A.

• UCLA’s NorCal stereotypes must be shattered

• M.Soccer Brief

• Underdog team faces crucial matches

• Steinem urges students to vote

• Salt Water

• Lost and found

• Conference to feature patriarch of Armenian faith this weekend

• Both sides suffering; peace requires mutual respect

• Bruins sweep Stanford attack with stifling speed

• Turkish tour evokes history of oppression

• Musical bares theme of growing pains

• The Matchup

• Bruins hope to keep streak alive up north

• W. Cross Brief

• Speaks Out

• OSU running back formidable challenge for UCLA defense

• Ostin Hall will become Schoenberg once again

• Screen Scenes

Thursday, Oct. 19

• Club Sports

• Treatment, not prison, best solution for drug offenders

• UCLA graduates not prepared for life after college

• Professor discusses Mideast conflict

• Web Surfing

• Close reading reveals major problems behind Prop. 36

• Shearer wins spot on traveling team

• Dow Jones drops below 10,000 mark

• Police urge victims to report obscene calls

• Forever Freshman

• Manning two sports

• Bruins host improved Stanford team today

• Bruins will start season without valuable players

• The card show must go on

• Over the Rainbow

• Vagina, it's just a word

• Wind quintet to breeze through UCLA Saturday

• Bruins kick off preseason play in Canada

• Stars discuss cigarettes in entertainment

• Local Munkafust brings regional alternative to Westwood Plaza

• Football Briefs

• Tyson vs. Golota will be barbaric beating instead of boxing match

• UC’s anti-sweatshop policy must be enforced

• Proposition 35 would privatize civil service projects

Wednesday, Oct. 18

• Erase dividing lines to unify Jews, Palestinians

• Sound Bites

• Letters

• Quon-Tom leap: Tom

• Candidates square off in third debate

• Music building will remain renamed, say UCLA officials

• Melt down

• New ‘Blair Witch’ offering nothing to scream about

• Affirmative action minimizes society’s differences

• W.Tennis Briefs

• Pac-10 Notebook

• Running scared won’t get you Krispy Kremes or out of traffic

• Advisory panel may rid UC portfolio of tobacco stocks

• Altruism hinders society from progress

• Web sites create hype for independent films

• Passage to India

• Colleges accused of underreporting crime

• Soccer Notebook

• Quon-Tom leap: Quon

• Life 'N Lecture

Tuesday, Oct. 17

• Festival to celebrate Tarantella’s past

• Crime Watch

• Thumbs Up Thumbs Down

• Rush procedures not explicitly superficial; diversity main goal

• Celebrities represent democratic ideals

• For the Love of Opera

• Rojer gives impressive showing at tournament

• Bruins prove mettle in sweep of Bay Area schools

• Tennis Briefs

• I Need a Girlfriend

• UCLA places fourth over Michigan at interregional

• Rappin’ rebel with a cause: Eminem

• A&E Briefs

• African groups hold Welcome Week

• UCLA Blues

• Look, no hands ... too bad it’s no longer cool

• Discussion praises understanding of various genocides

• Fees up at colleges across nation, but UC bucks trend, report finds

• Championship hopes lie with Walker

• Bush’s tax plan doesn’t add up, reflects his view of education

• Six candidates vie for Riordan’s position in close race

• Football Notebook

Monday, Oct. 16

• Away game leaves fans, players at loss

• ‘Ancestral Voices’ explores life after divorce with reading performance

• Tryout Briefs

• UCLA splits in back-to-back games

• The loneliest number

• Sides argue costs, benefits of Prop. 38

• October Events Calendar

• Squad rallies to beat ASU; victory places team second

• Animal House

• UCLAtv lineup tests boundaries of humor

• UCLA crowd gives home feel yet remains defeated

• Jews need mutual respect, peace

• Lab Mice

• Newest pop-band effort brings in Asians – at last

• Student group raises money to aid Vietnam flood victims

• Bruins bear triple-overtime loss

• Concern for nature needs bipartisan participation

• Gore demonstrates abilities as master debater

• U.S. turns blind eye on Palestine

• Cycle of re-birth continues with latest from Radiohead

• Bruins continue undefeated streak against Beavers, Ducks

Friday, Oct. 13

• Screen Scene

• Squad out to score in Pac-10 weekend play

• Stereotypes of male physique plague society

• Bruins ready for revenge against Bears

• Top-ranked UCLA heads north for conference play

• Speaks Out

• Happy hour

• Softball Tryouts

• Renowned author subject of one-woman play

• Simply ‘getting along’ hurts chances of campus solidarity

• UCLA sets new goals after first defeat

• Outbreaks of violence land close to home for students

• Squad digs deep for narrow victory

• The remarkable John Lithgow

• Documentary filmmaker showcases unique style

• Bruins exceed expectations; Michigan now on itinerary

• Sororities, fraternities must be held accountable

• Students’ free speech forum provides occasion for change

• Mysteries to be solved in Westwood

• BearWear sales rising above last season

Thursday, Oct. 12

• Letters

• Plan misguided attempt to improve diversity

• Something to write home about

• L.A. Opera future proves bright, predicts Domingo

• Service commission seeks more student volunteers

• Hein-Unruh enjoys position in Letters & Sciences counseling

• Regents delay decision for correct legal reason

• Punked out

• Leader of the pack

• Coming Out Day raises awareness of LGBT issues

• Web surfing

• Club

• Author explains widely misunderstood practices of Santeria

• Candidates focus on college funding

• Far from home

• Foster issues apology for possession citation

• Even politicians pack Palm Pilots

• Report reveals wage disparity

• Disgraceful Greek piece nowhere near the truth

• Cross country notebook

• Prop. 38 unrealistic, gives break to rich families

• He's a love machine

• Carville to discuss loyalty to Clinton in appearance

• Football notebook

• Pop culture musings brand Barenaked Ladies concert

• UCLA on the defensive vs. Arizona

• Faoa hearing set for today

• UCLA places fifth in tournament

• Campus organizations urge students to vote

Wednesday, Oct. 11

• The extra mile

• Rush procedures need to change

• Golden Arm

• Pac-10 Notebook

• Extreme actions inflicted on ‘frustrated’ culture

• Web site offers window to opportunity

• Bruins play in collegiate national championships

• Candidates give unimpressive public performance

• Opening of liver cancer center benefits patients, brings many hope

• Life 'N Lecture

• CSO celebrates 23 years of public safety at UCLA

• Football, NHL, bad coaching ... you’ll definitely find it all here

• Sound Bites

• Let's talk about sex

• Saying sorry isn’t about blame

• State bills require study into historical effects of slavery

• Letters

• Visually stunning production imparts Buddhist messages

• USAC budget still undergoing review

• Pop opera focuses on ‘bare’ emotions

• Third-party candidates deserve television time

Tuesday, Oct. 10

• Strung Out is a band of collective experiences

• Thumbs Up Thumbs Down

• A&E Briefs

• Football Notebook

• Fertility drugs dangerous, unethical

• Top-ranked Bruins shut out by Cardinal

• As A’s, Giants’ seasons end, football holds Battle of Bay

• Death by Stereo isn’t too hardcore

• Propaganda reinforces stereotypes about fraternity, sorority life

• Crime Watch

• Bruins improve, finish sixth in Georgia tournament

• Bruins improve, finish sixth in Georgia tournament

• Proposition 38 threatens, undermines public education

• RU-486 will be available at Medical Center

• Online gradebook to land this winter

• Food for thought

• Hollywood’s current crop fails to scare moviegoers

• Mr Parker's neighborhood

• Sleepless on campus

• ‘Living’ exhibit re-examines domestic space

• Excavation near Franz, Knudsen may finish Friday

• Forever Freshman

Monday, Oct. 9

• October Events Calendar

• Team frustrated after exhausting match with rival wraps up in tie

• Balance between freedom, tradition sought in ‘Ikebana’

• Bruins end dry spell, deliver defeat on Trojan turf

• UCLA tees off, prepares for Pac-10 caliber field

• UCLA falls despite break in USC’s 38-game streak

• Bush’s ‘tough love’ proposal raises troubling ideas

• UC apparel production may violate labor laws

• Chancellor, union leaders chat

• Smoked out in San Bernardino

• Bowen, Nuanes lead Bruins to first place at Penn State

• Fitness pass

• Davis vetos online voting legislation

• Steel’s negative experience doesn’t represent entire Greek family

• Photographer captures family history through picture-in-picture exhibit

• Racially-based politics hinder progress

• When Robots Attack

• ‘Bruin on the Go’ program fills some gaps for campus residents

Friday, Oct. 6

• Band’s debut an all-around success

• Tryout Briefs

• SEAS Cafe changes policy, no longer sells cigarettes

• Program to offer first soccer tournament

• Dual admission plan may improve campus diversity

• Goals will be harder fought than before

• Speaks Out

• The good old days

• Actors benefit cultural program

• Fraternity hosts Arthritis Foundation benefit

• Cho celebrates self-acceptance with comedy

• Active parenting equals more literary freedom

• Bruins prepare to defend title against USC

• Benjamin works to reach out to students in bid for Senate seat

• Tourney could put Bruins on course to ranking

• Relaxed Bruin team awaits invitationals

• Screen Scenes

• Squad prepares to serve up tough game against Trojans

• Team looks forward to match

• Women on top

• Letters

• Student government shows signs of improvement

Thursday, Oct. 5

• Weight room looks to bulk up

• Football Notebook

• Riches await those waiting in line

• Web Surfing

• Club Briefs

• Campus events depend on input

• I want to be a millionaire and that's my final answer

• UCLA blunder leads to renaming

• The road most traveled

• Saldaña brings imagination to soccer

• Center receives grant to study brain tumors

• M.Soccer Notebook

• Police should get to know the communities they serve

• Systematic sisterhood promotes intolerance

• Carville’s loyalty seems scattered, albeit genuine

• Affirmative action arguments miss economic angle

• LGBT workshop attracts crowd with professors

• Bruins plan to participate in battle of sexes for first time

• ‘Spilling Open’ reveals life of author during college

• Watershed endangered, study says

Wednesday, Oct. 4

• Lead taps vocal reserves in hilarious one-man play

• Candidates remain cordial while addressing platform issues

• Brooks brings back magical world of ‘Shannara’ after eight-year hiatus

• W.Volleyball Notebook

• Barenaked Ladies in a nutshell

• Don’t forget Negrete, missing adults

• Grace under fire

• Sound Bites

• Impact of gun violence sparks panel discussion

• Male cheerleading tougher than it looks

• Pac-10 Notebook

• Don’t be quick to dismiss school vouchers

• RU-486 is not solution to unwanted pregnancies

• Suspect wanted for sexual assault

• Speaks Out

• Health insurance soon to become mandatory for undergraduates

• Cultural LINC

Tuesday, Oct. 3

• New regulations may affect UCLA

• State allocates $6 million to increase institutes’ studies funding

• Clustering together

• A & E Briefs

• Court allows race as factor in admissions

• Australia wins gold with the Olympics coming in a close second

• De Neve complex problems remain

• UCLA athletes crowd Sydney in individual competitions

• Letter

• Green means go

• Don Antonios provides delicious, cheap dining

• M.Hoops Notebook

• Presidential candidates ready to square off over issues

• Crime Watch

• ThumbsUp/Thumbs Down

• Spend time with our chancellor

• ‘Cuckoo’ revival won’t drive audiences crazy

• Football Notebook

• Village community neglects common interests with students

• Council agenda does not cater to majority of incoming freshmen

• Bruins boost U.S. teams during Games

Monday, Oct. 2

• Three proves magic number for Bruins

• Bread and Porridge offers big breakfasts, killer coffee

• Team wins close one over St. Mary’s

• Parties agree vast overhaul necessary for school system

• Squad gets back on track with dominating victory

• Media distortion places blame on drivers, not costly rail projects

• Twist of fate

• Paus returns, brings Bruins back with him

• Hitting like a girl

• Bruins enjoy comeback at Stanford Invitational

• A&E Calendar

• UCLA comes from behind to beat ASU

• UCLA takes two in quest for title

• Council looks to welcome new students

• Good God! He’s only going to be head of state

• Voter-approved fee stalled by regents

• ‘King Hedley II’ fails to stand on its own merits

• Speaks Out

• ‘Light’ delivers despite lack of solid characters

• Site offers nibbles of entertainment

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