Story archive for August 2003

Monday, Aug. 25

• Soccer freshmen roll in with confidence, promise

• Sound bites

• In with the TRUE blue

• [Online] Review: Beulah

• Summer lets movies go outside and play

• [Football preview] Football program strengthened with coach ‘Doc’ Kreis

• L.A. County makes preparations for October election

• Seeing stars

• Black leaves Pixies behind, continues music as ‘cult artist’

• 27 cars burglarized in campus lots during month of July

• U.S. attitudes regarding rape need to improve

• Big exposure on the small screen

• Review: Famous

• [Online] Review: Jane's Addiction

• Well-rounded Wiggins weighs basketball at UCLA, others

• WAC department changes its line up

• [Football preview] Starting QB question to be answered this week

• Cultural representation

• Newest Cirque du Soleil show wings its way to L.A.

• UCLA may cede quantity for quality

• Avoid crowds, save cash by attending small sporting events

• Online: Quetzal expands definitions of Chicano band, love

• Davis defends position

• Champions face pressure to repeat

• Letters to the editor

• [Football preview] Trojans, Sun Devils lead the 2003 pack

• [Football preview] Early season calls for surly predictions

• Effects of Prop. 54 last longer than governors

• [Football preview] Student perspective

• Bruin golfers fail to win the crown at U.S. Amateur

• Calendar

• Probable No. 1 recruit gets to play with the boys

• It’s punk rock, it’s house, it’s Junior Senior

• Tennis star Robert Yim forgoes UCLA to chase professional career

• EU constitution discussed

• EVP Matt Kaczmarek named UCSA chair

• Review: Mancini

• Women’s team chooses Armstrong as inspiration

• Editorial: Davis insults students with latest visit

• 2003 Football preview

• [Football preview] Feeling pumped?

• ‘Queer Eye’ changes our view of gay, straight cultures

• Judge misplaces religion, monument

• [Football preview] Dorrell starts in tough position

• Volleyball squad aims to improve

• Feature photo: All that Jazz

• Virus, worm infect e-mail accounts

• Cartoon

• Water polo faces youth, lack of communication

• Screen scenes

• Musicians, faculty jazz it up at fundraising concert Sunday

Tuesday, Aug. 19

• Online exclusive: Davis visits UCLA in attempt to swing voters against recall, accepts responsibilit

Monday, Aug. 18

• Hide the dog: Coyotes invade land of Bruins

• Letter to the editor

• Week exposes dangers of technology

• Economist garners varied responses

• Student fee lawsuit endures setback

• Editorial: Candidates need to cease dodging crisis

• Officials say L.A. safe from big, bad blackout

• UCLA basketball nets top priority recruit Pluimer

• Cutting class

• Bruins to compete in prestigious U.S. Amateur golf tournament

• USA softball beats Canada, takes gold in Pan-Am games

• Microsoft will appeal decision that awarded UC millions

• [Online] Review: “Freddy vs. Jason”

• [Online] Review: “American Splendor"

• SoCal does not merit ‘best sports city’ title

• Online: Mundane put on big screen in ‘American Splendor’

• Series: Enrollment caps

• L.A. mayor, NAACP oppose Proposition 54, which will appear on Oct. 7 ballot

• Briefs

• Rebuilding of Iraq must be international effort

• Editorial cartoon

• Green Party may split Democrats

• Online: El Gran Silencio jumps into American music scene with new album

• U.S. hypocrisy has no place in Liberia

• Briefs

• Two charged for alleged textbook theft

• Squad prepares for new season

Monday, Aug. 11

• PAN-AM games notebook

• Speaks Out

• Editorial: Recall focuses attention away from real issues

• Lead officer aims to stymie Village crime

• Internationally renowned economist to visit UCLA

• Recall fiasco uncalled-for, won’t patch state’s problems

• World of sports should also have a recall process

• USAC funds base budget of 48 groups

• Freshman program helps new Bruins

• Ashcroft strips Americans of rights with strict morals

• Diversity-based student groups unify, not divide

• Editorial Cartoon

• Extreme parents turn sports sour

• Online: Macini Institute class improvs improve music training

• Orientation gets season off to a running start

• Online: Rock band balances machines, humanity

• Texas team tackles problem of injuries, heat-related risks

• Economic impact prevents ‘critical habitat’ in Merced

• Pauley Pavilion to receive new Wooden floor

• Berkeley lab employees arrested

• Bruin proves she’s a star on and off the track

• Cummings curtailed from court

• Cal football team gears up defense for new season

• Injured construction worker released from Medical Center

• Hike puts extra burden on out-of-state students

Monday, Aug. 4

• Notebook

• Briefs

• Abrams named interim law school dean

• Gymnastics coach chosen for hall of fame

• Editorial: Students can’t allow Prop. 54 to slip through

• Fifth bowl would do nothing for small schools

• Taylor debacle puts Liberians in danger

• California’s political roots, laws recalled

• Recall undemocratic, detrimental to state

• Alumnus chases governorship

• Ohio State bars Clarett from preseason practice

• New budget may prolong problems

• Ferreira defeats Hewitt for title

• Ohio Court overturns NCAA’s 2-in-4 regulation

• Bush wrong to wed religion, politics

• Youthful team wins Say No title

• Rivals battle at championship

• UCLA hosts unique conference

• Online nursing classes provide degrees, convenience for graduate students

• Online: ‘American Wedding’ focuses on relationships

• Letters to the editor

• Bruins pick up underdog role at Pac-10 media day

• Women’s professional leagues faltering without public support

• “Magnolia” singer/songwriter an abnormally normal talent

• Research cut due to lack of state funds

• Injury sends volleyball player home from tryout

• UC suffers increased cuts with new budget

• New pairing a success for Parrott, Gambill

• Online: “Magnolia” singer/songwriter an abnormally normal talent

• Graduate students seek to prevent hike

• Political Cartoon

• News briefs

• Perry deemed academically ineligible

Friday, Aug. 1

• [Online exclusive] Mercedes-Benz Cup: Farewell comes early for retiring Chang

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