Story archive for September 2002

Tuesday, Oct. 1

• Editorial: ASUCLA money better spent on students

• Bragg continues to excel in second year

• Putting with perspective

• Sports Guru presents 2002 fantasy awards

• Course works to clean up, improve Village

• UC tries to keep Enron files open

• Delgadillo gives annual report at Faculty Center

• Bush should listen to international friends

• Fall line-up glossy like MTV

• Lawsuits, debate intensify over university 'free speech zones'

• Crimewatch

• Letters

• Soundbites

• Briefs

• Cartoon

• UCLA license plate may be up for redesign

• Whose class is it anyway?

• USAC must look for ability, not race in Judicial Board

• Editorial: Only faculty should decide course policies

• Courtside construction to repair water damage

Monday, Sept. 30

• Editor's Note

• Football Notes: Raymo on rise, Saffer hurt, Ware’s size helpful

• Editorial board misconstrues Judicial Board issue

• Column: Statistical approach to filmmaking lacks quality

• Photoessay

• College of L&S head to resign in June

• PET Project

• Lulu’s Blue Plate Special worth visiting for coffee with friend

• Editorial Cartoon

• Letters

• Tight end Mike Seidman makes it happen with six catches in 134 yards

• Charity comedy event provided middle-aged laughs

• Men’s soccer secures 7-0 win over Aztecs

• Standings/Scores/Schedules

• Shankar entertains with creative set

• Column: Date abundantly, just heed dorm etiquette

• ASUCLA workers get full-time status

• One twin finally out of intensive care unit

• Bruins eat Aztecs for lunch in San Diego

• Editorial: Dahle inconsistent in words, actions

• UCLA's guns still smoking after win

• Davis’ ‘paid family leave’ hurts Californians

• Briefs

• Birth of the Punk

• Bruins lose battle with Trojans in double overtime

• New class offers ‘demystified’ view of feature film producing

• Bruins hit Cougars with fierce comeback

• ASUCLA rejects Ackerman expansion

• UCLA grasps narrow win against Mexico

• Condoms annoy, but staunch flow of fertility

Sunday, Sept. 29

• Birth of the Punk

Friday, Sept. 27

• New master plan suggests changes to UC

• Eclectic classical violist joins UCLA faculty

• Laugh aid

• Cartoon

• Journalist begins Pearl lecture series

• UCLA to play important weekend Pac-10 matches

• Internet provides various fun distractions

• Frat life not always epitome of ‘coolness’

• Fiat Lux, GE clusters aimed toward freshmen

• Editorial: USAC correct in refusing nominees

• Councilman Weiss ends BID, evokes mixed feelings in Village

• Men’s polo prepared to dunk rival USC

• Editorial: Public, not students should fund UC

• Sound investment

• Palestinian culture perpetuates violence, inhibits peace process

• Thank goodness for Major League Baseball

• Youth apathy needs to change in college

• Bruins ready to tackle Aztecs

• Men's basketball notebook

• Legislature advises assessment of college learning

• The Textbook Story

• 14 UCLA student groups rally for amnesty immigration policies

• Former UCLA law professor leaves legacy of excellence

• Atkinson questions course description process

• Speaks Out

• Screenscenes

Thursday, Sept. 26

• Bill aims to reduce automobile emissions

• Skirball Center hosts Wild Things

• Let’s roll’ honors American martyrs

• ADHD not an affliction, can be helped with meds

• Cal gets reality check, Oregon strong for fall

• Sweet victory over Cougars, 6-0

• ‘Under the Blue Sky’ captures intimacy, doesn’t drive it home

• Greco’s return sparks new hope for season

• Conventional wisdom proves unreliable in SoCal football

• USAC rejects J-Board appointees over diversity concerns

• Briefs

• Californians take necessary stance, consider science in decision-making

• Letters

• Legislation helps families in transition

• Editorial: Attendance of Davis, Bustamante not hot

• Editorial: Dull Ackerman Union needs a safe pub

• Speaks Out

• Overcrowding leads to approval of new dorms, more triples

• Makeshift lot blots out greenery

• Briefs

• Bruins strong start not enough to bag Colorado game

• Cartoon

• Overcrowding leads to approval of new dorms, more triples

• Findings of British dossier expose a smoking Iraqi gun

• Connerly proposes audit of comprehensive review

• Regent proposes general fee hike for UC students

• While my sitar gently speaks

• Soundbites

• D and D back by popular demand

• Page joins Bruins after declining Brewers’ baseball offer

Wednesday, Sept. 25

• Hard to tell if game was aberration or sign of things to come

• Colorado's running game tires out UCLA

• Bruins learn lessons the hard way

• Findings of British dossier expose a smoking Iraqi gun

Sunday, Sept. 22

• Webber should get his stories straight, learn to be good liar

• OCHC pushes for housing input

• Visualization Portal encourages student comprehension

• Geffen untapped Westwood culture source

• Commuters face tough world of tardiness, buses

• Board working to revitalize Union

• USAC, clubs need student activisim

• Cartoon

• Speaks out: Awareness of world issues

• Editorial: Students must deal with hard issues

• Speaks out: Westwood

• Unmysterious DB News wants to tell you what’s up

• ‘American Idol’ lures in unsuspecting viewers

• Film festival aims to raise interest in Dutch studies

• Editorial: Students must ensure USAC fulfills promises

• State budget cuts leave UCLA workers underpaid

• Showy fashion ‘advertisers’ fill UCLA

• Performing Arts director searches world for talent

• Show pride for the blue and gold

• Bruins embrace new talent, keep determination

• Artistic Westwood apartments are home to students, history, keggers

• Westwood lacks student-friendly vibe

• Athletic Director Guerrero talks image, team goals

• In your face: A&E creates artist, media relationship

• Ligot-Gordon represents UC, students on governing board

• Construction projects give campus a makeover

• Summer Movie Review

• Students let their creative juices flow with innovative interior design

• Hewko offsets height with speed, commitment

• Regents considering raising student fees

• New master plan affects student fees

• Big vs. small: Campus size matters

• Financial woes force Student Media consolidation

• UCLA’s diversity is only skin deep

• Towers shouldn’t be rebuilt

• Week total won’t affect student studying habits

• Film student’s thesis revisits Vietnam War

• New coach brings outside look to team

• A Lasting Impact

• A poorly decorated room is an unfriendly room

• Burns fails to meet NCAA academic qualifications

• College-aged voter turnout below others

• Student association considers allowing a pub in Ackerman

• UCLA alumnus pulled in by poetry

• Team loses three seniors, has modest expectations

• USAC plans to meet challenging issues with fellow Bruins in mind

• Senior captain Winzen learns from mistakes

• Thompson motivates team members with talent, modesty

• There’s more to college than grades

• How to sneak into a film premiere

• Football Top 10

• Wooden Center addition to house weight room

• UCLA dance classes offer variety of styles, levels

• Bruins must set path, not just rely on faith

• UCLA not fully educating

• Mix of star athletes, statistics form Pac-10

• Muslims still unfairly targeted, defined

• Winter film season will leave audiences cold

• Stem cells promising for diabetes patients

• Art departments move to Kinross

• Repression of viewpoints misguided

• Groups left to rally for initiative

• Hey! Get opinionated, shake off your apathy

• Domestic war on terror lacks voracity

• UCLA’s achievements benefit students

• School test site for teaching methods

• Speaks out

• Team young, but filled with high expectations

• Westwood nightlife restricted by zoning laws

• Students: keep your identities, speak out

• ASUCLA serves, hears its peers

• Go study abroad, change your life

• Bruins want more say in staff hirings

• Fall season offers new sounds for everyone

• Groening to curate All Tomorrow's Parties

• Pac-10 outcome difficult to predict, up for grabs

• ASUCLA confident despite budget concerns

• UCLA non-profit archive spotlights independent films

• Daily Bruin won’t treat you like a lemur

• Football Notebook

• Musician expresses his faith on CD

• Intellectual bias augments inert cogitation

• Speaks out: ASUCLA

• United States takes right steps to end terrorism

• New coach Fitzgerald prepares to repeat Bruin victories

• Funding for BruinGo! uncertain

• A little bit Rusty

• Webcasting fees force UCLA Radio to take hiatus

• Speaks out: Sept. 11

• Excessive standardized testing time-consuming

• Editorial: Students must be wary of 'war on terrorism'

• UCLA theater productions are in tune with student sensibilities

• Scientists track particles, search for origin and fate of universe

• Out with the old, in with new

• Doctors map the future of medicine at new center

• Bruins set to score with No. 2-ranked recruiting class

• ‘Auto Focus’ traces life of Bob Crane

• Rising costs mean less Diddy for your quarter

• Parking fines make pricey ticket to ride

• Women’s golf foresees a competitive season

• Simulation team at UCLA creates virtual L.A. model

• Wet campus would stimulate learning

• Cartwright takes on more than Bart Simpson

• Editorial: Unheard stresses at UCLA too many

• Brain mapping may help depressed

• A capella groups blend talent with camaraderie

• UCLA nurses praised for efforts, work with twins

• Fendrick ready to lead squad with skill, poise

• New donor-named buildings show fund reliance

• Kronos Quartet breaks from usual sound

Wednesday, Sept. 18

• Lack of on campus stadium hinders true Bruin football experience

Monday, Sept. 16

• Easy thinking helps UCLA, Paus win game

• Manning, Woods matchup problematic in Bruin, Cowboy game

• Possession of ball, key plays cement win for UCLA

Sunday, Sept. 15

• Activists protest against war with Iraq

Thursday, Sept. 12

• September 11th Flash Photo Gallery

• Pass-oriented Oklahoma State has quality special teams, but victory should belong to UCLA

• test

• Both teams look forward to matchup between Cowboys, Bruins

Wednesday, Sept. 11

• Web sites give teachers forum to share material, ideas about Sept. 11

• Experts disagree on economic impact of Sept. 11

• Stricter screening delays visa process for students

• One year later

• EDITORIAL

• Muslims unite, educate despite 9/11 backlash

• Faculty, students deal with Sept. 11’s disruption of daily routine

• UCLA Brass Quintet to provide reflective atmosphere for Sept. 11 commemoration

• UCLA men's basketball recruit Burns fails to meet academic eligibility

• 9-11 Timeline

• L.A. communities unite to honor 9/11 victims

• LACMA turns to literature in ‘Readings of Remembrance’

• Speaks out

• Attacks spur policy reform intended to secure nation

Monday, Sept. 9

• Scouting report: An inside look at the Colorado State Rams

• Bruins have hard time leaving end zone, but get needed points

• Land of the fan ready for mental makeover

• Bruins to test the field in Colorado State game

• Fourth quarter a victory for UCLA

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