Story archive for August 2002

Monday, Aug. 26

• Football on show in season’s first scrimmage

• Letters

• Half-time tone of ‘Blast!’ fails to connect with the audience

• Q & A with Mike Babcock: Football team's grad assistant

• Speaks out

• Football Preview: Offensive lineman Mike Saffer leads by example on, off field

• Cigarette tax threatens citizens’ liberties

• Five unusual reasons to be single

• UCSA focus: tuition, voters, RPI

• Lecturers, clerks, nurses to strike at Berkeley, Oakland

• Festival of Preservation screens old school films for DVD generation

• Davis addresses workers' rights, financial aid at UCLA

• Manning arrested, released on bond

• Though tempting, relationships at work don’t pay

• Football Preview: Chemistry Lesson

• Lack of job security moves lecturers to strike

• Bush fundraises in Westwood

• Private investment answer to crumbling Social Security system

• Veganism extends beyond diet to lifestyle

• Locals, researchers partner up to protect reefs

• Football Preview: Paus vies with Sciarra, Olson, Moore for starting quarterback

• Lehmann pleads no contest to misdemeanor, suspended for season opener against Colorado State

• Show challenges viewers to confront gray areas of ethics

• Hem masters classic country roots, melancholy lyrics on ‘Rabbit Songs’

• Government’s prompt response to terrorism appropriate

• Football Preview: Bob Toledo under close scrutiny by Bruin fans, media

• Football Preview: Season’s surprises may have fans asking ‘what happened?’

• Scientists at UCLA create stronger nano-sized fiber

• Cal Grant recipients still without aid in budget crisis

• Campus shuttles move forward with new tracking system

• Editorial Cartoon

• UC considers comprehensive review audit

• Editorial: Carnesale should take a stand on RPI

• Football Preview: Alternate system attempts to fix BCS’s problems

• Improvement group ensures necessary services

• La Frite offers exquisite french cuisine, dessert

• UCLA to add 5,000 bed spaces by 2010

• L.A.'s sacred symphony

• Briefs

• Briefs

• Committee inconsistent in its budget allocations

• Men's Soccer Briefs

• Football Preview: Positions

• Bruins live up to hype in win over Waves

• Editorial: Audit is untimely, politically spurred

• Football Preview: Coaching staff excited about freshman recruits

• Football Preview: Summer training puts heat on players

• Mourners to religion

• New system brings fairness to funding

• UCLA alumna Robin Larsen applies her theater, film training in ‘Out of Habit’

• UCLA students place at Sumo Open

• Westwood vendors want committee to reorganize

• Lecturers, clericals strike due to alleged unfair bargaining by UC

• Campus resources available for students with ADD

Thursday, Aug. 22

• test

Monday, Aug. 19

• Bush’s war against Iraq about power, not freedom

• Independent groups will not receive any funding

• Benz Cup rejects new stadium for UCLA

• Column: A healthy dose of crush to chase away summer blues

• Brief

• Football starts pre-season training

• UCLA pediatric unit to try laughter as part of treatment

• Feature: Getting to know Walter, story of a homeless man

• Puppeteers stretch talents, inspire fans in performance art show

• Artist blends passion, Latin culture, jazz

• UCLA opens courtside seats to a select few

• Committee dissatisfies merchants

• Straight to legitimacy

• Westwood cemetery may become historical landmark

• Straight to legitimacy

• Sumo-Mania

• Speaks Out

• Separated twins in better condition, more alert

• Pug’z store brings indie music to Westwood

• ‘Abduction epidemic’ hyped up by media

• Altruism is evolutionary instinct says UCLA professor in new book

• Science Brief

• Deadlock may delay Cal Grant distribution

• Study reveals salary discrepancies

• Editorial

• Student sues LAPD for Midnight Yell arrest injuries

• Bruins conceive new ways to use condom

• Column: PDAs have come of age

• Senate bill would allow undocumented immigrants to become citizens

• Don’t worry about strike, baseball just a game

• Cartoon

• UCLA engineers recycle old method in new application to cool powerful transistors

• Jay Bennett hits road with new partner, band and tune

• Faoa to pay fine if signed to NFL

• State Assembly discusses effects of tobacco tax increase proposal

Sunday, Aug. 18

• test

Monday, Aug. 12

• Geffen sues to prohibit beach access near home

• Mastering art of sexspeak heightens passions in bed

• The foot doctor is in

• Sound Bites

• College environment, habits influence students’ religious observances

• Number of antibiotic-resistant bacterial strains up due to improper use, prescription

• UCLA study reveals leptin’s effect on human health and development

• Kablawi column misplaces blame

• Science briefs

• Charity kids’ camp requires aid, funds

• Paus returns with great expectations, focuses on goals

• West Coast needs more volleyball than NASCAR coverage

• Editorial

• Zero-tolerance laws ignore specifics, punish unfairly

• Formerly conjoined twins in critical but stable condition

• Powerful voice cannot help The Vines’ singer Nicholls save the show

• Luna Tierra Sol Café holds back on meat, not taste

• Host with the most

• Parking: a whole lot of trouble

• UCLA, Westwood offer variety of moviegoing opportunities

• Henry Mancini Institute allows students, musicians interaction

• Coaching not about raking in victories at any cost

• El Vez sings as King for social change

• Mourners remember Marla and Ben

• New budget process vague, raises questions

• Troop Hollywood

• ‘Industry’ internships have both perks, disadvantages

• Audit committee meets to discuss business practices, comprehensive review

• Center director’s dismissal renders future uncertain

• Champions crowned at Manhattan Beach Open

• Science section makes debut

Monday, Aug. 5

• New building to house nanotechnology research

• Professor’s resignation hurts faculty diversity

• Bush shows bias by withholding funds

• SMC beams up course on ‘Star Trek’ philosophy

• Still burning

• Briefs

• Screen scenes

• Band draws from folk-rock past to produce own eerie brand of American sound

• Lack of sun savvy leaves students burnedBy Idan Ivri

• Editorial: Local groups should be example for peace

• Alums to compete in beach tourney

• Attack on university undermines hopes for future peace

• Intimate venue enhances physical artistry of legendary mime

• Bruins have uphill journey ahead

• Conjoined twins to undergo surgery

• Close encounter of celebrity kind provides insight

• Group to discuss, propose solutions to parking woes

• Audit finds disparities in staff costs

• The road to disappointment

• Abortion bill protects fetus, not just mother

• Letters

• Budget cuts reduce funding available for student groups

• Editorial: UC, state need to deliver on promises

• Media Day offers Pac-10 updates, but no T-shirts

• Asbestos found in Powell may result in fine

• Cartoon

• Editor's pick

Thursday, Aug. 1

• Column: A healthy dose of crush to chase away summer blues

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