Story archive for September 2001

Monday, Oct. 1

• Web Surfing

• UCLA first lady passes away

• Speaking Out, part 2

• UCLA defense dominates Oregon State

• L.A. area Muslims give blood

• Post-traumatic stress affects nation

• Fans disrupt game against the Cardinal

• Stellar plays speak louder than hype in showdown

• Sing-along to raise money, mood

• Bruins win in Virginia, plan to improve game

• EDITORIAL: Young dies, legacy lives

• Classes link traditional studies, current issues

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

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

• Royce show produces mixed results

• Virus spread through e-mails claiming to concern attacks

• Advocates protest war in Afghanistan

• BASKETBALL EXTRA: Gloger's future still unclear

• Community Briefs

• Diversity courses carry awareness, not bias

• Alternative rock music festival postponed due to recent events

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

• Campus Question

• Speaking Out

• Biotechnology may prevent possible bioterrorism attack

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

• Bruin signs minor league contract with Montreal

• C'est La Vie

• Student organizations use medley of recruitment strategies

• U.S. should preserve liberty, aid needy

• Bruins fail to secure weekend wins

• UCLA rebounds from loss to Trojans

Saturday, Sept. 29

• Sue Young passes away at age 69

• Thousands march in Westwood to protest U.S. military action

Friday, Sept. 28

• 'No One' likes being opening band, unless they have metal

• Free Speech?

• Patriotism shouldn’t overshadow civil liberties

• Cross country hopes to continue fast start

• Transfer players serve OSU well

• Dork Style

• Stiller’s new movie a delightful time for all

• Protesters arrested for campus violation

• Speaks Out

• UCLA to try broadband wireless network pilot

• Pledge of Allegiance heavy metal takes Inglewood by storm

• 'Zoolander' filming is family event

• Women’s soccer power heads out east

• Carnesale, mayor discuss UCLA’s role in Los Angeles

• Bush’s plan balances safety with change

• Water polo sets up for Cardinal

• Men’s soccer expects tough game at UCSB

• Hahn chairs airport security force

• Briefs

• Family plays vital role in Anderson’s success

• UCLA focuses on defense

• Workers rally to improve UC contract, increase pay

• Hall of Fame

• Bruins hope to alleviate sting of loss

• Terrorism in movies puts profit before sense

• U.S. backed wrong side in Cold War

Thursday, Sept. 27

• Insomniac

• Football Notebook

• List of ‘banned’ songs clearly constitutes censorship

• College Briefs

• Negotiations lead Medical Center to specialize, narrow workers’ duties

• Comparisons to WWII are inaccurate

• Obituaries

• Loss of Zero Week detrimental to all

• Students unite to remember victims

• Women’s rowing team seeks potential members

• Bush’s war against innocents not solution

• Fowler hosts exhibit of Chicano posters

• UCLA Radio expands to provide better music, services

• Opponents of military action overlook need for security

• Music and Politics

• Briefs

• Sophomore transfer returns to Princeton

• Crackdown on gambling not in NCAA’s best interests

• Professors incorporate events into classes

• Taco Bell expands its operation

• Coach hungry for wins in Virginia

• Obituary

• Mightier than the sword

• Class changes accomodate celebration of Yom Kippur

• Plan to increase diversity postponed until next year

• Police step up security in response to parties

• Slew of new stores opens in Westwood

Monday, Sept. 24

• U.S. economy may worsen after attacks

• Men’s cross country relies on youthful impact

• Cartoon: C'est La Vie

• Bridging the Gap

• Visit the wonder of the ‘Lemon Capital’

• Smaller playhouses offer own unique experience

• A day in the life

• Ambience of retail stores important to shoppers

• Artificial hearts may give hope to patients in need

• World needs to circulate peace instead of violence

• Pac-10 characterized by strong quarterbacks

• Globalization benefits all parties that are involved

• Editorial: Meet change with thought

• Art House

• Yi so crazy

• Capture the moments that will define our lives

• NorCal, SoCal speak different languages

• Admissions process still hinders diversity

• So far, it’s all about DeShaun, defense

• Ryder Cup, Presidents Cup both postponed

• Opinions can be found all around; put them in print

• S.D. culture goes south – of border

• Some Bruins’ futures are in service

• Food for thought

• ‘Deathmatch’ attracts fans with blood

• Speaks Out

• Bruin support, jubilation persist after graduation

• ONLINE EXTRA: Defense secures Bruin win in low-scoring contest

• Mutant organisms pose potential hazard

• America doesn’t need more hate

• Expected UCLA growth requires careful balance

• If you’re happy and you know it, it’s the Prozac

• Keep ears open for this fall’s groundbreaking albums

• Watts has culture, not just danger

• Moral issues hinder scientific progress

• Go vintage for latest trends, low prices

• Student regent looks at UC’s future

• Speaks Out

• Make most of the little room you have

• New students affected by changes

• Bruins lead this Pac

• Speaks Out

• New exhibitions provoke thought with innovation

• Men’s athletics suffer due to growth of women’s programs

• Active squad strives to take a big step beyond

• Diversity classes carry bias, fail to promote awareness

• Find ‘salvation,’ large mouse down in O.C.

• Long Distance Resilience

• Law school says lack of diversity affects classes

• Pump It Up

• Proposal looks beyond SAT I

• Vega takes stage with new perspective

• UCLA Live promises to spice up event lineup

• This season in Los Angeles, all the world’s a stage

• Leave the extreme wrestling to the pros

• Opportunities for all abound at UCLA

• UCLA theater offers wide variety of films

• Student advocacy groups bring awareness to campus

• Lacrosse succeeds despite pain, lack of school funds

• Bruins needn’t search far to find way to win

• Art, history come to life at Cambridge

• Sept. 11 tragedy puts sports in perspective

• Heritage at center of Leimert Park

• Bruin continues to strive for quality

• Buckeyes should be kicking themselves after crucial misses

• Essence of our state found in small towns

• Chastain sidelined with stress fractures in foot

• On-campus housing, dining not as bad as prison accommodations

• A Community Mourns

• Get ready – A&E is getting a makeover

• Philosophical Giant

• Rigorous ‘tenure game’ vital to maintaining academic freedom

• UCLA deserves comprehensive coverage

• Team aims to shock golf world with consistency

• Racial relations grow tense as some respond with violence

• Cartoon: Press Pound

• A Yankee in L.A.

• A new state: Bruins return to variety of emotional, social reactions

• Assembly Bill 521 helps prevent college student credit debt

• UCLA VICE

• Bruins plan a season of rebuilding

• GSA exists to help its members

• Student government seeks campus voice, involvement

• Flawed tenure process battle should lead to systemic change

• Legends of the Fall

• High frequency

• How well are you being taught?

• GEs increase value of education

• Creative Marketing

• Women lag behind male peers in tenure process

• NCAA president shares his views

• Beware of Murphy Hall! The horror, the horror!

• Tradition, competition make for one tough conference

• Men’s soccer counters doubt with solidarity

• Americans must unite in aftermath

• Week-long break will stop MLB’s hot hitters

• It’s exam time – check UCLA pride with BSAT

• Security plans intensify for upcoming Olympics

• Bruins welcome on Rodeo Drive

• ONLINE EXTRA: Trojans dominate UCLA, register three-game sweep

• NBA has several free agents still on market

• Life takes priority over research

• L.A. - city of angels and disgusting smog

• In New York area, life will never be the same

• Sharkie II

• Costello takes up residence in Westwood

• Most summer movies weren’t worth that $9

• Hospital faces shaky financial situation

• Recent attacks alter view of travel for athletic teams

• Tragedy recalls images of Pearl Harbor

• Coach brings success off field

• More food for thought

• CART driver suffers career-ending injury

• Master of the House

• ONLINE EXTRA: Bruins face large crowd of hecklers at USC

• Women’s crew enters season with varsity status, determination

• Squad implements team mentality as new strategy

• Get your teams set for IM seasons

• Opportunities abound when interning in D.C.

• RECAP OF SUMMER EVENTS

• Baseball games resume with new patriotic fervor

Friday, Sept. 21

• BUSH TAKES ANTI-TERRORISM PLAN TO AMERICAN PEOPLE

Thursday, Sept. 20

• Crosby Stills and Nash prove healing power of music

• Men’s volleyball team laying low in Germany

• Bruins, Buckeyes look to get creative in Saturday’s matchup

Monday, Sept. 17

• UCLA to hold seminar series on events of Sept. 11

Sunday, Sept. 16

• People of diverse religions, backgrounds gather for inter-faith service Sunday

Friday, Sept. 14

• National Guard, reservists called to action

• COLUMN: Don't succumb to wave of hate

• Across city, people observe day of remembrance

• FIRST HAND ACCOUNT: Lives of New Yorkers, all Americans forever changed by Tuesday's tragedy

• Emmys rescheduled, Madonna and several bands postpone concerts

• Muslim Student Association gathers in prayer, fear

• U.S. must not sink to level of terrorists

Thursday, Sept. 13

• L.A. Art Show to donate funds to Red Cross

• Chancellor Carnesale’s speech at Thursday’s memorial service

• Stock exchanges to open on Monday

• Jets fly again, but N.Y. airports close

• Pakistani official: Bin Laden moving

• Madonna concert rescheduled, no word yet on Latin Grammys and Emmys

• Suspect detained in Germany

• Memorial Service Photo Essay

• WIRE: LAX Update

• 8,000 gather in Royce Quad for UCLA community memorial service

• Campus struggles to cope in aftermath of tragedy

• Three UCLA alumni killed on American Airlines Flight 77

• Attacks could alter political, as well as physical, landscape

• Missing person count in thousands

• Pentagon: U.S. will strike back

Wednesday, Sept. 12

• Community urged not to target Middle Easterners

• Attacks spur record number of donations

• Downtown L.A. tense, shocked by catastrophe

• Davis sends rescue teams to East Coast

• FIRST HAND ACCOUNT: Reporter recounts morning’s events

• California victims eligible for compensation

• Letter to UCLA students from USAC President Karren Lane

• New information uncovers plane’s original target

• Chancellor Carnesale's Message

• Local, national athletic events postponed

• Latest list of victims

• Med Center holds service for victims

• Awards postponed, shows canceled in response to tragedy

• Rescue efforts continue as FBI pursues leads, suspects

• Americans must unite, not blame

• America loses TV producer David Angell in terrorist attack

• A NEW STATE OF TERROR

• Attacks leave U.S. unsure of economic future

• State takes precautions in light of terrorist acts

• FAA allows diverted flights to go to destinations, many airlines continue to keep planes grounded

• University continues on through day of tragedy

Tuesday, Sept. 11

• Cancelled UCLA sporting events

• President meets with National Security Council; people unite for church services, blood donation

• Timeline of Events

• Four plane crashes Tuesday morning; two at New York, one at Pentagon, one near Pittsburgh

• Street closures in Los Angeles

• Bruin Reporter in New York gives personal account of tragic events as they unfolded

• Country on alert after worst-ever terrorist attack

• LAPD on full tactical alert

• White House denies involvement in Afghan bombings; president returns to Washington

• UCLA community reacts to morning attacks

• College, professional sports cancel events in response to attacks

• Death toll could top thousands, Bush reassures nation from Louisiana

• UC campuses to remain open; other state operations, colleges close temporarily

• Awards postponed, theme parks close in response to tragedy

• Metro Red Line service interrupted, possible closure

Monday, Sept. 10

• ONLINE EXTRA: No place like home? Bruins win decisively on road in Kansas

• ONLINE EXTRA: UCLA's 'Pack Attack' strikes back

• ONLINE EXTRA: 4.2 earthquake shakes L.A. area

Thursday, Sept. 6

• ONLINE EXTRA: Alabama gives new meaning to football fanatacism

• ONLINE EXTRA: Bruins conquer first-date jitters, manage to score

Wednesday, Sept. 5

• ONLINE EXTRA: Bruin women's soccer team proves it deserves high ranking

• ONLINE EXTRA: Bruins rip Tide in season opener

• ONLINE EXTRA: Game resembles chess match between coaches

Tuesday, Sept. 4

• ONLINE EXTRA: UCLA offense under scrutiny for first time

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