Story archive for February 2001

Thursday, March 1

• Westwood nightlife leaves much to be desired

• NOFX appeals to a motley crowd

• Muldavin deserves tenured position

• UCLA looks to avenge loss to Cal

• Uneven ‘Giulio Cesare’ offers mixed bag of performances

• Mims’ versatility key to success in last year

• The Advocate

• To Go or not to Go

• Group urges union labor for UCLA-labeled T-shirts

• Straight from the Art

• Nelson puts country soul on the road again

• Chancellor extends deadline

• String Cheese Incident gives fans fresh approach

• Web Surfing

• Musical tries cheesy fun, but finishes up mediocre

• Workers protest hospital conditions

• Team prepares to step outside for start of new season

• Bruin women hit the road to take on Golden Bears, try for road win

• In the hot seat

• Bruins favorite in Easton Classic

• Royce demand crowds out groups

• Government issues spring break warning

• Squad will attempt to stay afloat in Bay Area

• Council argues admission plan

Wednesday, Feb. 28

• Many express upset about apartment management

• Unfair criticism of USAC president based on scant evidence

• In college, quantity trumps quality of relationships

• Tennis and Baseball Rained Out

• Community Briefs

• Benefit brings AIDS awareness onto stage

• Sound Bites

• President Bush proposes 10-year plan to Congress

• Lavin censured for courtside behavior

• Chancellor faces tough questions at meeting

• Movie tries to find moral in Las Vegas’ limelight

• Women's Basketball Notebook

• Former U.S. ambassador issues challenge for peace to students

• Life?

• First time for everything

• Mother of purl

• Coach is part of water polo family

• UCLA, USC head into game aware Trojans likely to lose

• Some demand divestment in campus demonstration

• High non-resident fees deter potential students

• Council asks Carnesale to step in, halt fund freeze

• UCLA Club Sports

• Novak retires after 39 years at UCLA

• Men's Basketball Notebook

• Taking A Break

• Column made uninformed assumptions about tax cut

• Bombing of Iraq another transparent act of thuggery

Tuesday, Feb. 27

• McFerrin brings innovation, vocal magic to performance

• A&E Briefs

• Steadfast Senior

• Idea of gender bias against men indefensible

• Bush knows Hussein’s goal is power, not peace

• March Madness: favorite time of year for many a sports enthusiast

• Frankie Goes To College

• Students to lobby for state funding

• Bruins up to bat against Fullerton to avenge loss

• Take it to The I-MAX

• DWP says change in water treatment may affect medical services

• Crime Watch

• UCLA endowment gets lowest return of all UCs

• Council set to vote on SAG funding changes

• Underground

• Stanford places above UCLA in Santa Barbara

• Students can now review professors online

• Underdog Bruins take second place in Pac-10

• Fairness of standardized tests questioned

• UCLA faces Pepperdine rematch

• ‘Annie Get Your Gun’ tour gives cast opportunities for learning, fun

• Softball Briefs

• Council’s behavior trivializes students’ needs

• Faulty system denies tenureship to worthy professor

Monday, Feb. 26

• Chancellor asked for input on allocations

• Team struggles without coach, players vs. Fresno

• ABBA Cadabra

• Bonds are great option over stocks during economic slowdowns

• The Tories to bring lively, energetic tunes to Westwood Plaza

• Nostalgia for Middle East subject of talks

• Life 'N Lecture

• Atkinson’s proposal could have national implications

• Affirmative action vital to equality at UCLA

• UC Davis student arrested for kidnapping teen-ager

• Sports Memorabilia

• International specialists meet to discuss pandemic

• Squad falls to undefeated BYU at packed Fieldhouse

• Bruins fight back to avoid Beaver upset

• UCLA pulls out victory despite errors allowing 3 runs to score

• Weekend meet prepares UCLA team for nationals

• Bruins finish 11th in Arizona Invitational

• Budget cuts harm both workers and patients

• UCLA scores four victories, tournament championship

• Raining Jane showers its listeners with new sounds

• Going Hollywood

• Letters

• CALPIRG debuts Web site to aid in California energy crisis

• USAC president fails to reach out to minorities

• Team beats Oregon, loses to OSU

• Students make use of Web to find apartments and roommates

Friday, Feb. 23

• Proposed structure under fire

• Community Briefs

• Study shows racial bias in past UC admissions policies

• Team faces tough matchups sans coach, key players

• Windows to the soul

• Speaks Out

• Westwood housing rates on the rise

• Power of the word

• Schools are oppressing, not educating

• McFerrin brings innovative craft to Royce performance

• Patients deserve right to maintain privacy

• Bruins hope to tame Rebels in match

• Stankfut brings eclectic musical style to Los Angeles

• Crashing through the status quo with show

• Bruins down Ducks, win 6th straight

• All hail Caesar

• Bailey provides key second-half leadership, helps end Oregon run

• MPSF provides chance to qualify for NCAA Indoors

• Screen Scene

• UCLA looks to snap losing streak minus floor leader

• UCLA hopes to re-write history against BYU

• Team prepares to take on Tulane

• Quick start by Cal offense, defense proves too much for young squad

• Submission unfairly singles out Houston

Thursday, Feb. 22

• UCLA students fall prey to scholarship scams

• Forget the skills: Lavin’s image is wrong for UCLA

• Plan to eliminate SAT step in right direction

• Club Notebook (Online Extra!!)

• The Thrill of Brazil

• Roll-Inn reopens cockroach-free

• Dalis makes it clear UCLA wants to hold on to Lavin

• Individuality shouldn’t trump need for civility

• Teeing off: L.A. is no longer foreign to Moffat

• All of a sudden, Bruins see themselves in finals

• Strive to Dive

• UCLA overcomes slow start to defeat Irvine

• Teeing off: Bruins focus on skills, aiming for nationals

• Bruins face tough lineup at UCSB

• Public, not corporations, should own power, crisis shows

• Slavery, racial reconciliation topic of speaker’s program

• Stirling Brig illuminates positive energy in shows

• ‘Charlie Brown’ comes to life on UCLA stage

• USAC president shows bias in event promotion

• Bruins head into Texas Invitational confident

• Proposal to bar SAT I use induces responses

• Bruins prepare to take top spot in Pac-10 championships

• Web Surfing

Wednesday, Feb. 21

• UCLA upsets the Cardinal at Indoor Championships

• Team finds momentum in ninth to beat Waves

• California Libertarians meet for annual convention

• Community Briefs

• Bruins succeed despite long trip to Colorado Springs

• State assembly urges repeal of SP-1

• Commitment, college years are officially divorced

• Bruins go unmatched in Classic

• ‘When Groundlings Attack’ offers offbeat humor

• Daily Rx

• Sound Bites

• Flashy visual exhibit lacks depth, context

• Letters

• For art's sake

• Students rally behind popular professor

• Statistics crucial for UC diversity, accountability

• Ex-Pink Floyd guitarist led psychedelic pop revolution

• UCLA anticipates tough fight vs. Anteaters

• Hackers target Web site of English department

• Success should be measured by more holistic methods

• Men's Basketball Notebook

• Bruins flounder in tournament play

• Educating through History

• Squad cites gusts of wind for moderate performance

Tuesday, Feb. 20

• Artful documentary shows bias of director Riefenstahl

• Crime watch

• I Need a Girlfriend

• Students discuss ways to end worker exploitation

• Tolerance promotes freedom for pursuit of happiness

• Satirical ‘Dragon’ marred by uneven performances

• AE Briefs

• Bruins hope to take back No. 18 position in Arizona

• Hart and Soul

• Squad edges out UCSB in fifth

• Coach Lavin has proven that he deserves better fan support

• Sun Devils conjure defeat for squad in hellish game

• Protesters rally against air strike on Baghdad

• UCLA lands triumphantly against OSU

• Gender bias toward males frequently gets overlooked

• USC pitches losses to UCLA

• Outspoken Word

• Atkinson proposes dropping SAT I in admissions

• Fair trade coffee trial makes its UCLA debut

• U.S. in need of national missile defense system

• Studies show rapid increase in HIV among high-risk populations in L.A.

• Business is doing its business on everyone else

• Bruins put shade over Sun Devils’ game

• Team grabs easy win from SDSU

Friday, Feb. 16

• Bad calls, Wildcat shooters hand squad loss on road

• Screen Scene

• Teams ready, set to go to big meet for national bid

• Gadzuric manhandles Arizona despite injury

• Black and White Film

• UCs request state funding to offset utility budgetary losses

• Bible is all about interpretation – read on

• UCLA heads to Oregon to face Beavers

• Bruins open MPSF conference as official NCAA team vs. Aztecs

• Echoes of Japanese history on stage

• Moche tomb uncovered in Peru

• Mind over body

• Squad antes up, aims to maintain perfect record

• Leftover Salmon is better than your typical helping of grub

• Speaks Out

• UCLA prepares to face No. 1 USC

• Club Brief

• BruinGO offers free fare, ways to stop congestion, costs

• City attorney candidates discuss political stances

• Blue and gold seek revenge vs. UCSB

• Racial profiling of Asians is overlooked

• Black and White Film

• UCLA mock trial team argues its way to first place

• Bruins step up, fell Arizona in overtime

Thursday, Feb. 15

• Ozomatli will bring diverse sound to Ackerman

• Store sale falls short of target

• Five UCLA students finalists in short film competition

• Low finishes motivate team to train harder for Big Island Classic

• UCLA must support diversity, readmission effort

• Web Surfing

• Ready to Rumble: Young focuses on future possibilities, not on past

• Team dominates game despite some mistakes

• Connerly proposes to bar ethnic questions

• Ready to Rumble: Arenas blooms in desert, finds place with Wildcats

• Bruins head to Indoor Championships to vie for No. 1 spot

• Lucky in Love

• ‘Embrace’ explores sexuality, identity in apartheid society

• Bruins come from behind to beat UCSB in 14 innings

• Jazz tribute to play Royce

• New textbook shop opens in Westwood

• Court should overturn unjust proposition

• Letters

• Ready to Rumble: Bruins prepare for payback bout with Arizona

• Human genome will be published in its entirety

• UCLA prepares for Wildcat rematch

• Assuming gays are exception to norm is dangerous fallacy

• UCLA places 15th in tournament

• Squad shows no love to Northridge

• Members feel differences have hindered council’s performance

• Temperate Climate

Wednesday, Feb. 14

• UCLA is failing to provide diversity, say participants at Sproul forum

• UCLA hopes to show no love to CSUN

• Garbage on Trojan court not restricted to team’s skill

• U.S. takes selfish stance in relations throughout world

• Senate reviews campus issues

• Community Briefs

• Love me...

• Capital punishment denies citizens of basic human rights

• Bush’s tax proposal draws mixed reviews

• Net Gain

• United We Stand

• Life?

• ‘Cryptonomicon’ looks at digital divide

• Laws not end-all answer to achieve campus diversity

• Men's Basketball Notebook

• Speaks Out

• Joy Division’s Ian Curtis brought goth to limelight

• The doctor is in

• Sound Bites

• Unafraid, Bruins enter fifth doubleheader

• All's Fair in Love and War

• Crushed Planet takes reality TV to next level

• ... love me not

• Student leaders strive to meet goals for year

• Tennis Brief

• Letters

• Fisher’s energy, spirit livens up court

• Society needs to live by moral standards provided by religion

Tuesday, Feb. 13

• UCLA seeks easy win in Portland

• Event celebrates Chicano LGBT artists

• Drive held to replace blood used in procedures at UCLA center

• Killer algae colonizes Southern California coastline

• Sumo Master

• Frankie Goes to College

• Crime Watch

• Commissioners offer progress reports

• AAP hosts monthlong ‘Celebration of Blackness’

• Thumbs Up / Thumbs Down

• Bear Essentials

• Close doubles matches finish Bruins

• Letters

• Levi’s support of Sharon ignores nearly all the facts

• Tolerance makes for false god

• A&E Briefs

• Appelate court upholds Napster ruling

• W. Waterpolo Notebook

• Beartrap

• Athletes flout responsibility, society looks the other way

• ‘Road Trip’ twists tropes, lets women drive movie

• Toledo promotes two coaches, filling both offensive openings

• High schoolers, Sangam address model minority at conference

• Making the Cut

• Squad loses baggage, not skill

• UCLA to face struggling UCSB team

• Storytelling in ‘Weir’ evokes intense, haunting feelings

Monday, Feb. 12

• Science fair

• Site reintroduces art of bartering

• USAC funding controversy needs help in cleaning up

• UCLA faces Arizona, others at Palos Verdes tournament

• Eminem portrays anger, emotions of his generation

• Bruins bring home demonic victory

• UCLA wins double victory over Toreros

• Jones misses the point on unfair death penalty

• UC looks for solutions to gender inequalities

• Pearl Jam to release CDs of North American Tour

• UCLA ends regular season with loss to USC

• Student groups hold rally to call for release of civil rights leader

• Despite strong defense, squad loses offensive game to USC

• Bruins dominate events at 24th UCLA Invitational

• ‘Hannibal’ fails to serve up tasty cinematic treat

• Women’s rowing will attain varsity status

• Immigrants often face higher education obstacles

• Squad triumphs over Hustlin’ Rebels 27-6

• Campus resources ignore root of assaults

• USAC representatives assess performance

• UCSA discusses student issues

• Understanding market, strategies necessary to successful investments

• Life'n Lecture

• Activists protest Bush’s abortion law

• About place

• A&E Calendar

• Alumni dig friendly defeat from team

• Strong season continues with Georgia Tech sweep

Friday, Feb. 9

• A tree grows in Brooklyn

• Screen Scene

• Technology blurs line between man, machine

• One-woman show offers food as metaphor for life

• Women’s studies gives new interests to UCLA

• Bruin Update

• Illustrious alumni return to challenge UCLA team

• UCLA hands Anteaters resounding 6-1 defeat

• Crosstown rivals face crucial rematch

• String trio commemorates renowned violinist

• Community Briefs

• DePaul seeks redemption, revenge

• Bruins top Trojans 85-76 for season series sweep

• Coffee Wars

• Speaks Out

• ‘Black Rose’ blossoms with inspiring life story

• Criticisms reflect lack of information

• Police seek man for questioning

• Bruins aim to regain title, glory from USC

• Former UCLA professor dies at 81

• Homestand kicks off this weekend

• Lambda Chi loses charter, files appeal

• Squad hopes to impress, as usual, at Invitational

• New bulbs at traffic lights save electricity

• Sapozhnikov’s attack on religion unsupported

Thursday, Feb. 8

• Web Surfing

• American pride

• Student regent for 2002-03 to be chosen

• Simmons pays humorous tribute to father, afterlife

• Bruins hope for repeat performance

• UCLA dominates crosstown rivals in game at Pauley

• Men's Soccer Notebook

• Being ‘a man’ is just plain stupid, especially when you get hurt

• Team ruins opening of Titans’ new park with rout

• Capital punishment is racist, biased vs. poor peoples

• Squad signs balanced class of promising recruits

• Bruins prepare for Trojan war

• Court decisions alter funding of student groups

• Lights! Camera! Extension!

• Death penalty functions to preserve just society

• Neverending stories

• A Perfect Circle captivates audience at UCI Bren Center

• Chinese Cultural Dance Club commemorates first anniversary

• Groups protest treatment by USAC

• UCLA, minus Rojer, hopes to batter Georgia Tech

• Bruin Update

• Amendment only first step to curb hate crimes

• Former neo-Nazi speaks on hate crime awareness

• Bruins hope to defend home ground

• U.S. ignores foreign poverty, needs to share the wealth

Wednesday, Feb. 7

• UCLA avenges last year’s loss to LMU

• Stanford game forces fan to watch from wrong side

• Putting the Smack Down

• Society’s preconceptions, fears convict nation’s youth

• Rojer rallies in collegiate, international challenges

• M. Basketball Notebook

• Wenders brings Bono’s script to fruition

• Fanatic

• Archival Footage

• Kodo plays to a slightly different drum

• Loss of top UCLA prospects leave room for negotiations

• Moby’s known how to play for well over a decade

• Growth of conservatism jeopardizes freedom for everyone

• Bruins hope for a repeat win over Trojans

• Causing a Racket

• Overcrowding tests limits of Med Center personnel

• Bruins take on Cal State Fullerton

• Japanese journalist speaks about tribunal

• Spare the dirty glares, cigarette smokers aren’t lepers

• Daily Rx

• Sound Bites

• UCLA surgeons will test artificial heart

• Community Briefs

• Letters

Tuesday, Feb. 6

• Crime Watch

• Thumbs Up, Thumbs Down

• Eurochow offers upscale ambiance, delicious food

• A piece of art

• A&E Briefs

• Underdogs continue to win hearts of sports fans

• ‘Cyrano’ delves depths of love, poetry

• Headphones

• Death of freshman from meningitis is second at USC in less than one year

• Where the heart is

• Though not ideal, Sharon is best choice for Israel

• UCLA falls in first round, advances in consolation

• UCLA Club Sports

• Remembering Uncle Roy (1932 - 2001)

• Bruins defeat Hawai’i despite slow start

• Russia revisited

• Gesundheit!

• Bruins on fire as season blasts off

• UCLA’s overall performance strong in indoor invitational

• W. Basketball Notebook

• I Need a Girlfriend

• Dragon Festival showcases fiery mix of artists

• UCLA’s grad student aid near lowest among UCs

• No. 1 Bruin accomplishes mission

Monday, Feb. 5

• Milestones set in inconsistent game Saturday at Pepperdine

• Growing old before your time takes fun out of life

• Mural Sculpture draws young, old to paint own pictures

• Gymnastics Notebook

• Comic Relief

• Bruins prove they don’t need miracles

• ‘Valentine’ sends creepy story to audience

• Viewpoint neutrality ensures student group allocation

• Different options allow investment opportunities for every situation

• Students can directly affect families in developing countries

• Press Pound

• Bay area teams school Bruins at home

• Billy Knight has career game against Stanford

• You can't spell wedging without W

• Research finds challenges for many Latina students

• Mission of multiculturalism has lost its true meaning

• UC, DOJ settle for $22.5 million

• W. Tennis Notebook

• Learning the ropes

• Life in the hot seat

• Fantastic romance is elegantly subtle

• A&E Calendar

• Letters

Friday, Feb. 2

• Senate confirms controversial appointment

• Negative effects of SP-1, 2 felt by all

• (ONLINE EXTRA)Bruins to compete in Flagstaff, Reno meets

• Public policy briefings focus on issues distinct to California

• Father knows best

• Grad students contest treatment

• Cal housecleaning leaves UCLA in the dust

• Speaks Out

• Student groups raise money toward relief

• Screen Scenes

• Squad must fill tall order to take out Stanford crew

• Celebration of Vietnamese New Year features taste of Southeast Asia

• UCLA faces Hawai’i this Friday in rubber match

• Students hold candlelight vigil for Ly, a graduate killed in 1996 hate crime

• Community Medicine

• Bruins look to new plan vs. Waves

• Early Bruin gets the prize in this tournament

• Though engaging, ‘In the Gloaming’ often unsettles

• Bush’s actions are a declaration of war on women

• Sixth man proves riding the pine isn’t all that bad

• Linkin Park gets closer to edge of success through hard work

• Basketball Brief

• Bruins head into Maples hoping for repeat of last year

• Glory of last year still fresh on UCLA’s minds

Thursday, Feb. 1

• Web Surfing

• Greek Life, Greek Myth

• Political agenda will hurt women worldwide

• Ballet tests limits of art’s relationship to instinct, intelligence

• Bruins to take on nation’s top-ranked players

• Men's Basketball Notebook

• Animal felons belong behind bars

• Triple Threat gives Bruins a lesson in hip hop history

• Letters

• Cal game key to standings in Pac-10

• Prominent Pilipino leader, former UCLA professor dies

• Double Duty

• Greek life, Greek myth

• Women's Basketball Notebook (ONLINE EXTRA!)

• Daily Rx

• Gore visits, discusses spring professorship

• Medical center labor lobbies in lobby

• Family Ties

• Bill would turn lights out on state offices, not consumers

• Coaching kids gives feel for dealing with Kobe, Shaq

• UCLA sweeps Cal Baptist in exhibition competition

• UCLA enacts hate crimes policy

• Men's Volleyball Notebook (ONLINE EXTRA!)

• Golf Brief

• Art exhibit displays racist, sexist ideas of Asian women

• Pantera looks to ‘Reinvent the Steel’ on coming tour

• ITA bestows on Walker rare spot in weekend’s Rolex Nationals

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