Story archive for October 2001

Thursday, Nov. 1

• College of L&S receives suspicious letter

• Anti-war activists employ weak, conceptual arguments

• Insomniac

• Comprehensive review approved

• Men's Soccer Notebook

• Students petition to stop SAT I use

• Letters

• Yankees revive hope, pride in inhabitants of New York City

• World’s Largest Book comes to UCLA for fight to end illiteracy

• Young team concentrates on basics

• ONLINE EXTRA: Crash of the Titans: Team’s fantasy numbers have been downright ugly

• Narrow USAC agenda doesn’t serve anyone

• The One and On-Li

• UCLA falls to 9th in BCS; title hopes take a hit

• State orders creation of new education program

• Bruins look for redemption vs. USC

• PAC-10 Notebook

• A&E Briefs

• Family guy

• Football Notebook

• Panel discusses consequences of choosing child’s genetic makeup

• Student interests left out of construction processes

• College Briefs

• Best Buy to pose no threat to ASUCLA

• UCLA home to eloquent potty-mouths

• Exhibit depicts cultural norms in African society

• CLUB BRIEFS

• Tasty show packs in plenty of entrées

• Students should pay heed to proponents of affirmative action

• Strong flavors, special sides delight stomachs

Wednesday, Oct. 31

• Defense suddenly seems less safe

• Violence underwater makes polo extreme

• Celebrations rooted in end of harvest season

• Letters

• Witches gather to celebrate Samhain holiday

• ‘The Day They Shot Lennon’ relives loss

• ‘Boogeymen’ unearths showcase of ghosts and ghouls from horror movies past

• Isla Vista clamping down Halloween holiday revelry

• Feature Photo: It’s a girl thing

• News Briefs

• Women's Soccer Notebook

• Campus suppresses ‘right’ education

• With nipples, there’s always time to suck

• Hear more evil through spooky sounds tracks

• Dork Style

• Khan’s vision misrepresents, idealizes Islam

• Blocking woes, inconsistent offense lead to UCLA’s loss

• Sound Bites

• Students speak out in silent protest

• PAC-10 Notebook

• Speaks Out

• Fright Night

Tuesday, Oct. 30

• Men's Basketball Briefs

• Halloween inspires the frightful out of Pac-10

• U.S. plans to step up attacks on Taliban

• Men's Volleyball Briefs

• Art Reviews

• Football Notebook

• Poetry from a telltale heart

• Religious holiday can’t affect U.S. bombings

• UCLA alumni cross paths in ‘Alias’

• With road trips, teams avoid air travel hassles

• Marketing war – should you buy it?

• Campus diversity starts with admissions process

• Latest diagnosis brings tally of anthrax victims to 15

• Paus sidelined by thumb injury

• Financial aid is for tuition, not addiction

• Crime Watch

• Inconsistent Bruins take on Pepperdine

• Press Pound

• UCLA discusses Mexico’s new government, hosts leaders

• ONLINE EXTRA: Ice hockey team defeats Stanford

• Bruins sweep tournament in San Diego

• Matkowski wins singles, doubles title

• Letters

Monday, Oct. 29

• UCLA splits in matches against Oregon schools

• Band gives magical, shocking show

• Palladium comes alive with Oysterhead’s unique blend

• City ordinance defies the First Amendment

• Breathe concert benefits fight against breast cancer

• Weekend brings tourney win to Bruins

• UCLA fumbles away its shot at title

• Tinseltown tries to claim Purple Heart

• New branch of electronics chain opens in Westwood

• Turnovers key in Bruins’ loss of momentum

• Cheap Seats

• True Islam not oppressive, medieval faith

• Letters

• ‘Super Seniors’ brings college antics to TV

• Panel brings alternative careers into focus

• C'est la vie

• Fight against terrorism claims civilian lives

• Groove On

• News Briefs

• Squads fare well, pass first posteason test at Pac-10s

• Depiction of homosexuality unnecessary

• Team falls to strong Stanford offense

• Clock strikes midnight on McEwan

• Robbins directs gang in 'Mephisto'

• Web surfing

• Bruins find themselves in rut after loss to Arizona

• Trick or treat your costume

Friday, Oct. 26

• Letters

• Mohr lends his comedic talents to career forum

• Bruins hope success will lead to win over Stanford

• UCLA, Stanford to face off in key game

• UCLA travels to Oregon after first loss

• Implications of attacks discussed at teach-in

• News Briefs

• Squad hopes to overthrow Cardinal, take its top spot

• Team takes win as welcome change after series of losses

• Weekend matches pivotal for Bruins

• Fikse-ated

• Drawn and Quartered

• Head for a nutritious, meaty meal

• Screen Scene

• Standardized tests must be reviewed

• Tenacious D ‘rocks’ the Wiltern

• Team to travel to Arizona for championship

• Media censor opinions of students

• Special teams hopes to deliver big on returns

• Lewis will start against Bruins

• Future in focus

• UCLA commemorates 75th year in Westwood

• Postal Service spot checks facilities for anthrax mail

• British group’s latest album continues to defy clear-cut genre

• Equating U.S. government with terrorists misses ultimate point

• Representation vital to worker’s aims

• ACLU backs artist, will sue city

• Panel examines South Asian issues

Thursday, Oct. 25

• Assembly bill addresses cost of UC housing

• ‘UCLA in L.A. Day’ to benefit campus, region relationship

• Glass strikes chord with short films

• Company markets therapeutic tunes to relieve stress, illnesses

• Music heals

• University correct to ’fess up to its error

• UCLA in LA

• Festival allows viewers, filmmakers to interact

• Happy 75th, UCLA; live long and prosper

• Football Notebook

• BCS debate rages throughout college football

• Q & A with city councilman Jack Weiss

• UCLA remains optimistic despite losses

• Proposed plans lack uniformity

• Food for Thought

• SAT I has little effect on admissions, study says

• The persistence of time

• Letters

• Proposal tantamount to affirmative action

• UCLA honors California Nobel laureates

• Few obstacles remain in way of Bruins’ run for Rose Bowl

• Captain America

• Insomniac

Wednesday, Oct. 24

• PAC-10 Notebook

• Public needs truth to check on government

• Student regent-designate named at Board meeting

• Some students receiving financial aid to be audited

• Letters

• Team faces disappointment of second tournament loss

• ‘Comprehensive review’ far from comprehensible

• Women's Soccer Notebook

• UCLA to battle Stanford on Saturday

• Car names totally lacking in coolness

• Cardinal QB out with injury

• Anthrax traces found with White House mail

• Speaks Out

• Spacey from Space

• BCS rankings give Bruins chance for national title

• Sound Bites

• New bill offers wrong type of treats

• Glass breaks through barriers in film scores

• Dork Style

• Tracy Davis plunges headfirst into job

• News Briefs

• Union takes action one step further

Tuesday, Oct. 23

• Anti-war demonstrators forget pain of U.S. on Sept. 11

• Bruins one step away from being ‘ideal’ fans

• Setting the tempo

• Crime Watch

• Letters

• MTV2 now playing on more televisions

• College isn’t necessarily time for monogamy

• Post office not likely to spread anthrax spores

• Curtain Calls

• UC graduate program requires more funding

• Growing population threatens reputation

• Makeup your mind

• Horowitz’s ad campaign ignores facts

• Campus confronts bioterrorism threat

• Football Notebook

• University study finds stress increases rate of HIV progression

• 20,000 participate in AIDS Walk, help raise $2.5 million

• Press Pound

• UCLA places No. 3 in BCS rankings

• Non-profitable teams omitted in allocation of athletic fields

• Scientists testing virus vaccines at UCLA

Monday, Oct. 22

• American military casualties of war

• Letters

• Waking Life review

• Bruins take Bears in overtime win

• Cross country runners earn the right to strut

• Web Surfing

• Broad cultural study will enliven diversity

• Box score blah only reveals numbers

• U.S. intensifies strikes against Taliban forces

• Reese’s rapid play-reading skills allots him more time on the field

• Bruins defeat Trojans, recapture confidence

• UCLA splashes into season with victories over OSU, UCSB

• Bruins seek to erase past loss in upcoming tourney

• The Strokes elevates the cool quotient at the Palace, plays to an excited audience

• UCLA falls to USC, but not without a scuffle

• Photo Essay: Hanging on to the moment

• Cal stands no chance in face of perfected passing

• State prepared for anthrax, Davis claims

• News Briefs

• C'est la vie

• All-American may have violated NCAA rules

• Team makes late round charge, moves up ranks

• Juber’s solo album makes most of instrumental roots

• Comprehensive review is more efficient

• Head to Head

• UC budget woes may soon affect students, says official

• Trapped in a dream

• Scoring problems plague UCLA at recent matches

• BREAKING NEWS: UCLA ranks No.3 in BCS standings

• Paus’ performance quiets critics

Saturday, Oct. 20

• ONLINE EXTRA: University declares Porter ineligible for 'SC game

Friday, Oct. 19

• Fee raise undermines role of public school

• The secret of his success

• Spreading the Word

• Youthful squad ready to face season’s challenges

• Band offers humor, absurdity to world of rap

• ‘Stars’ program encourages students

• Community Briefs

• Letters

• Squad heads to UCSB for first season meet

• Sound Bites

• UCLA faces Cal in and out of water

• Trilambs brings wild antics, shocking show to L.A. club

• Power to the Dilated Peoples

• Screen Scene

• Officials investigate labs, pharmacies

• Anti-war beliefs not sole cause of Black April

• Team’s confidence high, ready for tough games

• Residents say homes hit in strikes

• UCLA blanked by Santa Clara in team’s first loss of season

• Bruins look to block repeat of loss

• Teams make short trip to compete in invitational

• ‘Band of Brothers’ tells compelling tale of war

• Bruins should think better of themselves

• Drawn and Quartered

• Bruins to take on winless Cal

• What's Brewin'

• Innocent Afghans don’t deserve attacks

• GSA discusses housing, budget approval issues

Thursday, Oct. 18

• Headphones

• Campus Question

• House, Senate close due to threat of bioterrorism

• Myths dispelled about UCLA Greek life

• Students left out of GE adjustment process, USAC says

• UC may face 15 percent cut in budget in upcoming year

• Improved squad seeks revenge in Santa Clara

• Regents discuss comprehensive review

• UPTE’s public claims mislead, are unjust

• U.S. intensifies air attacks on Kabul, Kandahar

• Festival seeks to rejuvenate Village

• Hard Knock

• Bruins balance academics with their athletic careers

• Fun of losing ends as UCLA must beat Cal after two years

• Campus contributes to wrong behavior

• GSA cabinet works to address graduate student concerns

• Football Notebook

• USAC should represent student body

• A&E Briefs

• Folds’ solo tour breaks rock star stereotypes

• Letters

• Bruins begin season with confidence

• Novel delves into psyche of infamous killer

• Hammer displays libraries' rarities

• A movie from hell

• Panel discusses religion, medicine, end-of-life decisions

Wednesday, Oct. 17

• UC med centers may not be prepared for health disaster

• Suspect letters spark fears of bioterrorism

• Berliner shows award-winning movie

• Shoulder Check

• ONLINE EXTRA: Team suffers losses over weekend

• Football Notebook

• U.S. bombs hit Red Cross in Kabul

• News Briefs

• Cal’s Kyle Boller won’t face UCLA

• Problems with housing have no concrete, easy solutions

• Influence of terrorism is far-reaching

• A look into the Geffen Playhouse

• Poli-Dixon’s absence could hinder Bruins

• Despite changes, building has served UCLA for years

• Sound Bites

• Letters

• LACMA displays Korean culture

• Do it the risky way: out in the open

• Budget cuts present big challenge to UC

• Every Step Counts

• Speaks Out

• Women's Soccer Notebook

• Dork Style

• New admissions program proposed

Tuesday, Oct. 16

• Task force addresses state’s condition

• UCLA special teams coming up short

• Crime Watch

• Letters

• Attacks on Afghanistan continue, target Kabul

• Poorly curated art exhibits disappoint due to lack of focus

• Head north to enjoy football, camaraderie of a road trip

• Football Notebook

• Men's Basketball Notebook

• Men's Soccer Notebook

• Fundraiser promotes environmental unity

• American symbol distorted in gaudy displays

• The Strong Silent Type

• Student visa tracking is not right response

• NBC’s ‘reality’ TV show misses the point

• Newly appointed regents set sights on Tidal Wave II

• Ambassador lectures on missile defense

• Team experiences highs and lows

• Press Pound

• U.S. humanitarian efforts not enough

• Write on, Didion!

• Let there be light

• Denny Crum becomes a legend, receives John R. Wooden award

Monday, Oct. 15

• Bruin tailback moves to front of race for trophy

• Eradicate terrorist acts with hope and peace

• Sex offender roll call extends prison time

• Sound bite

• The Strokes’ guitarist talks about band’s debut

• C'est la vie

• Documentary filmmaker offers insight to his craft

• Big plays by Foster fuel Heisman talk

• UCLA drives Washington into the ground

• Arizona schools drop games to UCLA

• News Briefs

• Wight Biennial exhibits graduate art

• Act advocates reform of student visa policy

• Cheap Seat QBs

• Conventions of warfare: weapons, effects and strategies explained

• State agencies’ budgets may be reduced

• Huskies feel some snap, crackle, pop

• Bruins trample Golden Bears in three-game sweep

• U.S. strike enters second week

• Be smart, don’t contract stupid disease

• Team opens conference games with wins

• Letters

• Faith offers solace to Armenian Americans

• M.VOLLEYBALL BRIEF

• Squad proves worthy of rank in tournament

• Meet brings women’s team closer to NCAA bid

• Stoked

• Web Surfing

• Experience the tastes, benefits of green tea

Friday, Oct. 12

• Feminists must adjust views on abuse

• UCLA comes in fifth at rained-out tournament

• Center of Attention 2

• Q & A with the Daily Bruin

• Activists will donate time to animal rights

• Letters

• President addresses the nation

• The Model Life

• Dance company takes ‘Jewels’ to UCLA

• Men’s, Women’s teams have high expectations

• Arts meld in eclectic ‘Alphabet’

• ASUCLA sells products for Red Cross to show support

• Men's Basketball Briefs

• What's Brewin

• Community Briefs

• Education is unfairly hit by war on drugs

• Bruins strive to control Huskies

• Chaplains offer cancer patients spiritual healing

• Stanford star overpowers squad

• Bruins swim north for tournament

• Diversity in Hollywood can increase self-worth

• Center of Attention

• Insomniac

• Mayer revives rock with sheer style

• Men's Volleyball Briefs

• UCLA prepares for Pac-10, opposing Arizona schools

• Kattan breaks SNL mold for film

• Screen Scene

• Bruins faced with must-win situation

Thursday, Oct. 11

• Art from the ashes

• UCLA should keep tiered admissions system

• Broken Glass brings a flute, comedy routine to campus

• What's Brewin

• UCLA hockey pays price for being smart

• UCLA to take on Stanford in heated matchup

• A&E Briefs

• No stone left unturned in search for bin Laden

• War transforms Bush into true leader

• Lynch entertains with original, unusual story

• ‘Drive Walk Play’ performed, produced by UCLA students

• Food for thought

• Two Als: Campus not big enough for both

• Men's Polo Notebook

• College Briefs

• Campus Question

• Financial Aid Office will fund students if government won’t

• Beware of Freshman

• N’Dour performance at Royce is cancelled

• Football Notebook

• Dork Style

• Heart patient climbs Mt. Fuji, credits donor

• Tailgate parties essential part of Bruin football fun

• Bruins come out, speak out

Wednesday, Oct. 10

• Head to Head: Today’s columns debate the importance of Coming Out Week to the UCLA student body.

• Muslim community doesn’t deserve attacks

• Press Pound

• State examines bioterrorism preparedness

• News Briefs

• Explore uncharted pleasure territory

• Alumni Center evacuated as precaution for possible bomb

• What's Brewin

• Not so timid

• Research approval process questioned

• U.S. must not blindly deploy military force

• Airstrikes continue in Afghanistan

• Lexus Cup takes rivalry to next level

• Open minds, forum during coming week

• Max the Cat plays in Battle of the Bands

• Sound Bites

• Elusive ‘coolness’ more than name, it’s attitude

• Al Pacino discusses his film career at forum in Fowler

• Chancellor tries to encourage transfers

• Bruins have chance to shoot for top this year

• Women's Soccer Notebook

• L.A. experiences minor earthquakes

• Pac-10 Notebook

• ‘Bandits’ proves worthwhile; Thornton outshines co-stars

• Local band performs for donor awareness

• ONLINE EXTRA: It'll be ugly, but there's reason to watch

• What is hip?

Tuesday, Oct. 9

• Squads have successful showings at Invitational

• Proper retribution entails more thought, less force

• Athletes help out in wake of tragedy

• Indigenous People’s Day is celebrated on campus

• Coming Out Week kicks off at UCLA

• Curtain Calls

• Jeopardy! College Championships

• Smokeout gives fans taste of ‘high’ culture

• Activists gather to protest battle

• Football Notebook

• Cartoons paved the way for gays on TV

• Contact period extensions end

• Religious motivations are inadequate in war

• Moe. serves up free-form jams in unforgettable night of music

• Labor party seeks to aid workers

• USAC, GSA haven’t provided housing answers

• University to keep students on alert

• Oakland A’s dominate the idiot’s guide to MLB playoffs

• Crime Watch

• What's Brewin

• Sibling rivalry could strike field on Saturday

• C'est la vie

• Acclaimed organist to perform at Royce Hall

• U.S. wages second round of airstrikes

• Stoned age continues on campus

Monday, Oct. 8

• Ending terrorism a diplomatic mission

• Long strange trip

• Record-setting season shows why baseball is far from boring

• Letters

• Breast cancer treatment progress saves most patients

• Bonds extends HR record

• Monthly self-exams important for diagnosis of disease

• Despite strong support, some question strikes on Afghanistan

• Bullet causes pipeline to gush gallons of oil

• Islamic extremism at root of problem

• UCLA libraries inspire movie-maker

• Due to new popularity of roots, what’s old is new again

• State prepares for possible retaliatory strikes against U.S.

• Participants in ‘A Noise Within’ learn the stage

• Bruins capture first UCLA Women’s Cup

• Speaks Out

• United States launches first barrage of retaliatory attacks on Afghanistan

• Squad’s defense holds up in win over ‘SC

• ProperGander’s play is a big achievement

• Protesters gather outside Federal Building

• Energy, climactic ending missing at Vega concert

• Listeners revel in Sigur Rós’ creations

• Pilipino experience debuts on big screen

• San Diego trip produces mixed results

• Bruins overcome ghosts of last year’s loss

• Did God really shed his grace on us?

• Counterstrikes may incur more attacks

• U.S., bin Laden broadcasts little more than propaganda

Sunday, Oct. 7

• U.S. attacks Afghanistan

• U.K. Prime Minister Tony Blair's Statement

• Statement by President Bush

• Osama bin Laden's statement

• Emmy Awards cancelled for first time in 53 years

Friday, Oct. 5

• Osama bin Laden is no Che Guevara

• Cross country to test young talent

• Bruins prepare for Women’s Cup

• 'Cause I Got High

• UCLA ready to rumble with San Diego teams

• Government guidelines let public check on researchers

• No. 5 UCLA dominates Huskies

• Squad confident as it steps up to rival USC

• For Mikacenic, Westwood environment is a perfect fit

• Lack of nightlife is students’ fault

• Letters

• Screen Scenes

• Student housing affects education access

• Golfers start off season with tough tournament

• Smokin' Sound Bites

• Leave your parking complaints, selfishness at the curb

• Basement Jaxx dazzles crowd with visually engaging show

• Freedom of speech under attack at YRL

• Speaks Out

• News Briefs

• Requirement changes approved

• Break gives redshirts chance to shine

• Students bring history to life

Thursday, Oct. 4

• Food for Thought

• Inadequate housing hampers education

• Insomniac

• College Briefs

• Q&A with the Daily Bruin

• Road Rage

• Bill to allow non-residents to pay regular in-state fees

• Janet reigns over crowd with signature routines

• Bruins look to come away with wins in Washington

• Jordan risks it all for one more shot

• Trance artist DJ Mars spins life into crowd

• Athlete in action

• YRL employee punished for political mass e-mail

• Pop prayers give a false sense of security

• Football Notebook

• Men's Basketball Briefs

• Men’s golf starts with high hopes

• UC not likely to implement act on meningitis awareness

• Obituary - Carl Max Hammond Jr. and Andy O'Grady

• UCLA’s Schnabel chosen as U.S. liaison to the European Union

• Real-life events strike at heart of our beloved world of sports

• Letters

• Recent tragedy alters Campus Events lineup

• Panel gives insight into Sept. 11

• Many asked to return summer aid

Wednesday, Oct. 3

• Merrick eager to spark more wins

• PAC-10 Notebook

• People wear U.S. colors in show of national support

• Spice up your life by attending strip clubs

• 100 miles of solitude

• Sound Bites

• Villaraigosa joins UCLA faculty with new class

• Local community leaders attempt to stifle all forms of Village nightlife

• Muslims should endorse U.S. retaliation

• Community Briefs

• Violent conflict not a practical response

• Dork Style

• Women's Soccer Notebook

• More than meets the eye

• All Tomorrow’s Parties officially rescheduled

• Battle of the Columnists

• ONLINE EXTRA: Want to lose? Start a rookie wide receiver

• ‘The Simpsons’ leads new wave of cartoons

• Construction affects traffic, dorm life

• Letters

• Athletics ready to resume schedule after tragedy

Tuesday, Oct. 2

• Anti-war activists only make nation’s wounds deeper

• Gloger’s transfer status still up in air

• Album revisits musical roots of ’60s

• Clinton addresses conference

• Students dumped in construction process

• Crime Watch

• Glamorous landmark of Hollywood closes doors

• Basement Jaxx shakes club scene

• Letters

• Football Notebook

• IM Field closure forces campus to make adjustments

• Press Pound

• Self-righteous extremists hijack religion

• Simpson sermon

• Admissions to drop tier system

• U.S. reaction breeding new terror

• Forget skills; athletes are measured in eBay value

• Bear Trap

• M.Soccer Notebook

• Orbital takes live to another level

• UCLA’s improved WebMail service will go into effect in near future

Monday, Oct. 1

• Speaking Out, part 2

• Virus spread through e-mails claiming to concern attacks

• Stellar plays speak louder than hype in showdown

• Royce show produces mixed results

• Bruins fail to secure weekend wins

• Classes link traditional studies, current issues

• Bruin signs minor league contract with Montreal

• U.S. should preserve liberty, aid needy

• UCLA rebounds from loss to Trojans

• BASKETBALL EXTRA: Gloger's future still unclear

• Community Briefs

• L.A. area Muslims give blood

• Biotechnology may prevent possible bioterrorism attack

• Fans disrupt game against the Cardinal

• Campus Question

• Web Surfing

• Post-traumatic stress affects nation

• Alternative rock music festival postponed due to recent events

• Controversial topic leads to NC-17 rating for ‘L.I.E.’

• Bruins win in Virginia, plan to improve game

• Speaking Out

• Bruins’ game resembles ‘Da’ Bears’ ’85 strength

• Student organizations use medley of recruitment strategies

• UCLA defense dominates Oregon State

• EDITORIAL: Young dies, legacy lives

• Men’s, women’s teams rely on freshmen talents, skills

• Diversity courses carry awareness, not bias

• C'est La Vie

• UCLA first lady passes away

• Sing-along to raise money, mood

• Q&A with the Daily Bruin: Los Angeles Mayor Jim Hahn

• Advocates protest war in Afghanistan

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