Story archive for July 2001

Monday, July 30

• Asserting their rights

• FOOTBALL NOTEBOOK

• Haines reopens, other halls to close

• Acting, creativity make this movie rule the planet

• Jackie Chan, Chris Tucker reunite to give fans adrenaline rush

• Growing Pains

• Young tennis stars lose carefree teen-age years

• University-wide group to study issues of equity in school system

• Government must pay Pilipino veterans for service

• Suburban life breeds discontent

• Fawcett still at the top of her game

• Despite slowdown, UC budget fares well

• Jackson calls for coaching diversity

• Agassi captures Benz cup from long-time rival

• Diversity of coaches must be addressed

• Rivalry boosted by players’ friendship

• Federal aid may be denied to students convicted of drug use

• Fleming fills assistant coach position

• Sumo superstar Konishiki will join wrestlers at UCLA event

• Curbing racism should start in the community

• Existing parking problems worsened by lots of tennis fans

• If you’ve got Tyson, who wants to be a millionaire?

• Press Pound

Friday, July 27

• No. 2 Safin upset in second round

• Agassi serves up quarterfinal victory

• Gambill captures win in two short sets

• Dent gains maturity, spot in quarterfinals

• Agassi advances after controversial match

• Malisse earns recognition with win

Thursday, July 26

• Dent dominates game against Moya

• Sampras takes close match in straight sets

Wednesday, July 25

• Sampras makes short work of challenger Woodruff

• Online Extra: Guru offers important tips for fantasy owners

• Safin prevails in battle of young talents

• Blake wins fans, but loses to Agassi

Tuesday, July 24

• Players, comedians serve up humor in exhibition match

• L.A. product Mamiit can't get win for hometown crowd

Monday, July 23

• Letters

• ‘Dual admissions’ plan step in right direction

• Tuition for out-of-state students rises

• Many young tennis players are choosing pros over college

• COMMUNITY BRIEFS

• Illusion, reality come together in ‘Contact’

• L.A. suffers from low number of blood donors

• Staff Speaks

• Tournament promises stars, excitement

• Got a scary rash? It could be scabies

• Speaks Out

• ‘Summer’ revels in farce, takes sex humor too far

• My Jeaneology

• Event lets young comedians air talents

• New center offers physical, emotional wellness services

• Ashe helped bring about social change during career

• Officials manhandle reproductive issues

• M.Hoops Brief

• Construction project blocks popular walkway

• UC scientists find promise in similar HIV vaccine, tests

• Softball Briefs

• Board hopes to boost enrollment with dual admissions

• Screen Scenes

• Football Briefs

• Festival celebrates films, artistry of Latino culture

• Green Day rouses fans with exciting, involving show

• ‘Photoworks’ tracks artist’s experiments with medium

Wednesday, July 18

• These players may save your fantasy team

Monday, July 16

• Internet service helps teachers detect incidents of plagiarism

• Blonde Ambition

• Staff Speaks

• Exhibit allows rare study of remarkable artist

• COMMUNITY BRIEFS

• ‘Blame game’ leaves Californians in lurch

• Cake goes the distance while improving sound

• Magic dazzles crowds with ‘showtime’ on court, again

• Women’s basketball gets new TV contract

• Society could use basic cable rebirth

• Olympic host selection should be mandate for change in China

• Settlement reached between UC, Enron

• Appeasing China is not best U.S. policy

• A flower grows in L.A.

• UPTE union, university finalize bargaining, await ratification

• League offers second chances

• Screen Scene

• Conflict arises over student media audit

• C'est La Vie

• China to host 2008 Olympic Games

• BASKETBALL BRIEF

• LGBT issues need to be discussed in class

• Getting away

Wednesday, July 11

• Is your fantasy team losing? These ‘Non-Stars’ may be to blame

Monday, July 9

• ‘Dragon’ follows formula for action movie success

• A&E Calendar

• Connecting through the arts

• Letters

• UCLA names rowing team coach

• Protesters remember Iranian student’s death

• Society ignores consequences of sex

• ‘Quarterlife crisis’ frazzles power-hungry youth

• Bush misrepresented as nature’s foe

• Summer camps cater to wannabe Bruin athletes

• The Surreal World

• Men's Soccer brief

• UCLA Athletics Hall of Fame reopens after renovation

• ‘Spike and Mike’ reveal clever animation shorts

• Task force to oversee LGBT national curriculum

• Budget drafts may hurt UC schools

• Sound Bites

• Program aids African American students

• Barry Bonds deserves a chance to make history

Wednesday, July 4

• Online Extra: For every All-Star, there is a 'Non-Star'

Monday, July 2

• Anderson School predicts recession

• Commission reveals low graduation rates

• LACMA showcases artwork of Winslow Homer

• Basketball Brief

• Action disrespects natural beauty

• Lemmon remembered for his dedication

• Speaks Out

• English language program helps hospital workers

• Academic experience hurt by north-south division

• Generations foul out with death of small sports shops

• Community Briefs

• On-campus seminar furthers China’s 2008 Olympic hopes

• A&E Calendar

• UCLA researches breast cancer drug

• With 40th pick, Seattle drafts Watson

• Taking the heat

• Bombs bursting in air

• Letters

• New NCAA regulations called for by commission

• Morgan Center Hall of Fame

• UCLA has promising job market for LGBT scholars

• Insomniac

• ‘Snapshot’ takes raw look at L.A. culture

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