Story archive for March 2001

Friday, March 23

• Trojans send wake up call to media with Kentucky upset (ONLINE EXTRA)

• Weezer rocks it ol' school at recent show (ONLINE EXTRA)

• UCLA pensive following loss to Blue Devils (ONLINE EXTRA)

• Mexican president meets with governor, UC president about high-speed internet connections

• Watson finishes UCLA career with intensity, class (ONLINE EXTRA)

Monday, March 19

• Defense pays for UCLA in victory over Utah State (ONLINE EXTRA)

• Bruins ready to deal with the Devils (ONLINE EXTRA)

• Players hit the pine for missing time (ONLNE EXTRA)

Saturday, March 17

• Free ride on Big Blue Bus extended another year (ONLINE EXTRA)

Friday, March 16

• Utah State poses next obstacle on road to Final Four (ONLINE EXTRA)

• Press once again saves the day for UCLA (ONLINE EXTRA)

• Bruins swallow Pride, avoid first round upset (ONLINE EXTRA)

Thursday, March 15

• Men's Basketball NCAA Tournament Bracket

• Lessons learned prevent history from repeating itself during rally

• Demonstration forces discussion over SP-1, 2

• Souljah addresses packed house at forum

• Activists demand repeal in day of protest

• Tenants to be notified about security deposit refunds

• Hedrick breakfast may go away due to low turnout

• Speaks Out - Online Special

• Financial aid unfairly denied for UCLA Extension programs

• Lurking just beneath the surface, racial prejudices still exist

• Debate cancelled due to sit-in

• Debbie Allen brings fame to academy in Culver City

• Freedom forum

• Bruins set to take on red-hot Hofstra

• Team must juggle Madness, finals

• Bruins travel to desert for rematch with Arizona schools

• Bruin chase history with brand new event

• Board approves $25 million Hammer renovation project

• Tractor traps worker in accident near Lot 8

• Younglove excels in pool, school

• Corporations, millionaires control our country

• Poor performance in past first rounds inspires Bruins

• Team dominates Kentucky with heart and intensity

• Students find appreciation for jazz with UCLA course

• UCLA men look to prove themselves at first meet of outdoor season

• The Living End defies categorization with latest album

• The power of the press

• It’s hard to forget haunting ‘Memento’

• Debate on census inaccuracy continues

• Life?

• UCLA hosts conference for Korean community

• UCLA matches school record for season's best start

• Bruins go on hitting rampage against Matadors and Boilermakers

• Pac-10 title takes No. 6 Bruins to New York for NCAAs

• The iron man

• Top-ranked UCLA to take on No. 5 Georgia at Pauley Pavilion

• Shining star

• Spikers gear up for tough matches over finals week

• Students should have say in how fees are used

• Team leads in first round, falters in next two

• Eastern seeds set up for potential surprises

• Pac-10 includes three undefeated teams

Tuesday, March 13

• Regents’ meeting moved

Monday, March 12

• Team struggles to find, use strength in frustrating game

• Weekend matches fail to bring team out of slump

• Eurotrail

• Contrived movie doesn’t live up to quality of genre

• Weekend opponents add to UCLA’s list of home victories

• Softball briefs

• Washington takes away squad’s expected glory

• Speaks Out

• Squad aims for consistency at today’s tourney

• Leading mayoral candidates will discuss issues in debate at Royce

• Squad ends season with top finishes

• Students celebrate International Women’s Day

• Team tames Huskies in surprise victory, throws Pac-10 into tailspin

• Action reaction

• UC policy favors elite, limits right to education

• UCLA opens season with mixed results

• Daily Cal latest victim of condescending journalists

• Latina group’s conference offers support, education

• Large protests planned for Board meeting

• A&E Briefs

• No. 1 Bruins conquer Arizona teams

• Bear Trap

• UCLA repeats victory, returns with national title

• Check mate!

• NCAA tournament puts UCLA fourth in East Region bracket

• Fame fails to faze shoeless Pseudopod

• ASUCLA awards winners in student art program

• Bruins secure victories in Michigan

• Repealing SP-1 will help repair UC’s commitment to diversity

• Affirmative action will create superficial sense of diversity

• Tenure process lowers universities’ education standards

Friday, March 9

• Televise executions to stop communist psychobabble

• Administrators plan to crack down on Midnight Yell antics

• Bruins to face Michigan, Michigan St.

• Candidate Hayden speaks at Bruin Democrats event

• Annual benefit slated to set up Stanford, UCLA in tough match

• Symposium to discuss issues facing Asian Americans

• Fee increase’s implementation delayed after computer error

• Care Package

• UCLA triumphs over Cougars in strongest show of Pac-10 season

• Asian American community has diversity usually not recognized

• Bruins to face ASU, Arizona; rematch may prove different

• Letters

• Screen Scenes

• Contradictory elements of old admissions support inequality

• Chicago turns to her heritage for ‘Resolutions’ exhibit at Skirball

• Community Briefs

• Law school protesters denounce SP-1 and 2

• Team hopes to rise despite uncertainty

• Starr returns to hip-hop with solo album’s debut

• Bruins outroar Cougars, 86-76

• High Society

• UC child care services balance busy schedules

• Squad ignores March Madness hype

• Commercialistic media corrupts familial traditions

• Squad to kick off regular season against Wildcats

• Experimental music bangs on can at Schoenberg Hall

Thursday, March 8

• Divine Collection

• Bruins have disappointing showing at local tournament

• Merits of certain graduate school exams questioned

• Bruins prepare to enter water headfirst against USC

• Rock duo The Red combines emotion with acoustic guitar

• ASUCLA optimistic in face of new expenses

• Students must take active role against abuse of workers

• Squad looks to repeat Pac-10 performance at Zone E meet

• Daisy Day aims to end trafficking of women

• Top-ranked UCLA confident about weekend tournament

• DiCroce embarks on musical trek

• Despite conflicts, president’s office works for inclusion

• There’s more to learning than standardized tests

• Proposal may cut number of GEs

• Web Surfing

• Frankie Goes to College

• Team hopes to finish season with win

• What about the Bobs?

• Students rally for affirmative action

• MOCA showcases R.M. Schindler’s work

• UCLA triumphs in close games against Trojans

• If you’re bored, fantasy sports can fill the void in pointless life

• Walk in her shoes

• Attacks on Connerly unfounded, use double standards

• Bruins to end Pac-10 play on road

Wednesday, March 7

• Induction of varsity crew welcome, but questions remain

• Peak of the Mount

• UC advocates lobby legislators

• Community Briefs

• Several courses suffer loss of federal support

• SAT II offers advantage to minorities, says study

• Michael York comes to UCLA for book signing

• Men's Basketball Notebook

• Bruins prepared for challenge at USC

• Travis Johnson redirects his life toward future aspirations

• Bruins step up as a team, defeat Loyola Marymount Lions

• Sound Bites

• Action Pact

• Popularity of Michael Jackson prevails despite public demise

• Exhibit lights up artist’s idea of car culture

• Nearby alcohol retailer loses liquor license

• Lack of diversity requirement cultivates ignorance

• Point of View

• Daily Rx

• Bruins hope to grow after slow during fall season

• Exam responsible for reflecting disparities, not creating them

• Freshman Goerl pitches perfect game against Highlanders

• Students nationwide fast against Burmese suffering

• Pauley crowd sees stars during exciting match against Cardinal

• Men's Tennis Brief

Tuesday, March 6

• Second try proves successful with strong win over Tar Heels

• Spin City

• Crime Watch

• Thumbs Up, Thumbs Down

• Spanish Lessons

• Alien Ant Farm lands on Roach’s label

• UC advocates asked to lobby for money

• Chat leads to impersonal talks

• A&E Briefs

• X-treme baseball invades field as cure for diseased state of MLB, XFL

• I Need a Girlfriend

• Stereotypes spoil fairy tale of ‘The Mexican’

• Clinton’s final acts continue to tarnish his legacy

• Bruins qualify for championships at last minute

• Scientists say water volcanoes may exist on Ganymede

• Team wins its first conference title

• State’s minorities don’t benefit in health coverage, UCLA study says

• Squad to play UC Riverside

• Candidate for mayor speaks about local issues

• Ghanaian posters offer more than movie magic

• University has sound reasons behind denial of Muldavin

• No love for Derrick

• School board reverses stance

• Experience the horror: lose your virginity with ‘Rocky’

• Bruins butcher Bears, Tigers over weekend

Monday, March 5

• City orders artist to remove advertisement

• Stanford pulls away to secure win over Bruins

• New version of mystery still captivates audience

• ‘Moral majority’ is no real basis for authority

• After early success, team starts to falter

• Death of UCSB students should spark awareness on our own campus

• Squad remains unbeaten with three wins in Easton Classic

• Students demonstrate against Nike practices

• Great Scott!

• Connerly blatantly misuses UC to further his ideology

• Eye contact

• Bruins make run, but can’t catch Cardinal

• Letters

• Bruins overcome UCSD with clutch play

• Board will not address SP-1, 2 in March

• Despite loss, Watson ends UCLA career as a hero

• Perfect salad just down the street

• Letters

• Rosen key figure in lawsuit against music swap service

• Rain may hurt UCLA’s bid for 1st place in local tournament

• Squad dominant in home competition

• SAT I, research, tenure among topics of talk with chancellor

• Connerly’s proposal serves only his right-wing agenda

• Press pound

Friday, March 2

• Bruins squeak past Golden Bears

• Reeves brings palette to Royce

• UCLA set to continue tournament streak

• Community Briefs

• Stanford twins threat to Bruins

• Forum examines views of women

• Squad expects easy match against Banana Slugs

• Speaks Out

• Team ready to avenge losses Tar Heels dealt them last year

• Former tenants to receive settlement

• Bruins to meet Trojans in battle of minds, fans

• Enrollment order maintains fairness

• On Call

• Politics as usual

• Cal hands squad biggest season conference loss

• Eliminating test wouldn’t address real problems

• Coalition calls for repeal of SP-1, 2 at regents’ meeting

• Who are you calling Moose?

• SAT I fails by any reasonable measure

• Pac-10 title on line for UCLA, Stanford

• Eminem betrays hip-hop heads with mainstream persona, lyrics

• Company seeks to bring scents to computer scene

• Screen Scene

• Democrats don’t want George W. Bush in bed

• Grammy-winning quartet to perform at Schoenberg

Thursday, March 1

• Workers protest hospital conditions

• Royce demand crowds out groups

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

• Straight from the Art

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

• Chancellor extends deadline

• Westwood nightlife leaves much to be desired

• Muldavin deserves tenured position

• Bruins favorite in Easton Classic

• Team prepares to step outside for start of new season

• Government issues spring break warning

• Squad will attempt to stay afloat in Bay Area

• Mims’ versatility key to success in last year

• Web Surfing

• Musical tries cheesy fun, but finishes up mediocre

• UCLA looks to avenge loss to Cal

• Council argues admission plan

• Uneven ‘Giulio Cesare’ offers mixed bag of performances

• NOFX appeals to a motley crowd

• Nelson puts country soul on the road again

• String Cheese Incident gives fans fresh approach

• The Advocate

• In the hot seat

• To Go or not to Go

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