Story archive for March 2003

Tuesday, April 1

• Leaders to blame for suicide bombers

• Diversity adds little to education, study says

• Soundbites

• Briefs

• Feature Photo: Shun of a preacher man

• Pac-10 Softball Outlook

• Pitts still hopeful in retaining Howland

• Finger injury ends Morrow’s college career

• Colleagues, friends remember Peter Santos’ humor, potential

• Nonviolence class focuses on war in Iraq,

• Editorial: Media should serve public, not President

• Media’s live coverage markets war

• Ashe Center ready to treat SARS case

• Americans misled by dramatized, unprofessional news broadcasts

• Nolte back in action after battling personal demons

• Diesel stars in ‘thug love story’

• Virus hits over 13 countries

• Recent polls place UCLA, Pac-10 teams on top

• Lavin’s likely replacement full of talent, Jedi quirks

• Head coach Dorrell approaches spring football on a clean slate

• Enrollment error rattles students

• Editorial Cartoon

• New ‘Pyramid’ adds to Wooden philosophy

• Background on Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome

• Dangerous Liaisons

• Professor's perspective: Proposals for raising BruinGo! funds impractical

Monday, March 31

• UCLA men’s tennis beats the heat in Arizona

• LaFlamme cuts his ties with S.U.R.E.

• Benefits of military spending balance cost

• Identity of new coach uncertain

• Hey, Guerrero! Marquette’s Crean could be perfect as UCLA head coach

• Control of Iraq’s oil not Bush’s goal

• Hope Dreams

• Oscar Golden Moments

• ‘Luck’ gambles on Asian stereotype

• UCLA claims victories over Stanford, Cal

• UCLA falls to CSUN in four games

• Opposition to war in Iraq continues

• Opposition to war in Iraq continues

• Gas prices reach record high, experts expect decline soon

• Royce concert by Costello relevant, mellow

• Briefs

• Swim and dive team ends season at No. 11

• ASUCLA votes to raise its stipends

• Bruins win Pac-10 without Dantzscher

• U.S. troops, not war, merit public support

• L.A. cemetery should be open to all

• Newest UC recruits UCLA engineering professor

• Bush administration’s deception, push for war, threaten democracy

Sunday, March 30

• Online: Freestyle relay team helps UCLA earn ninth place after day one

Thursday, March 27

• San Francisco protesters heckle, dress and bend over backwards for peace

• Aid arrives in Iraq; officials expect extended conflict

• Students factor war into spring break plans

Tuesday, March 25

• Bruins slip to 10th after day 2 in Alabama

• Two All-Americans emerge as Bruins finish 12th in Auburn

Sunday, March 23

Thursday, March 20

• Iraq retaliates in face of continuing U.S. air strikes

• University takes precautions to improve safety

• Westwood protestors decry brutality of war, action without U.N. approval

• Anti-war activist Vidal criticizes U.S. foreign policy, history of imperial involvement

Tuesday, March 18

• German native improves game at UCLA

• Beauregard balances academics, water polo

• Filed reports allege assault during rally

• Season ends with 10-19 record

• Bruin dies in cycling accident

• ANSWER, Not in Our Name voice opposition to war in protests

• Team takes second in last regular-season meet

• Bruins deserve nothing but the best head coach

• UCLA aero-acoustics expert Meecham dies

• Team outplays, sinks weekend opponents

• Funding enables operation of OCHC programs

• Nilsson helps track team to 8th place

• HE'S GONE!

• Bottom 64 is UCLA’s best bet

• Popular opinion should guide democratic state

• Top golfer put under indefinite suspension

• They call him coach, too

• NCAA Women's Championship

• The UCLA-Oscar Connection

• Undie Run may succeed Midnight Yell for finals stress relief

• UCLA to research drug treatment from Prop. 36

• Men's volleyball loses two to No. 2 Hawai'i

• Respondents in support of controversial policy are minority

• Possible war alters some students’ travel plans

• Briefs

• Editorial: U.N. must be respected to ensure peace

• Top 10 Snubs

• Bruins unable to fight off Ducks, lose 75-74

• No more Lavin

• Alumnus to direct Awards

• Race for the Gold

• Online - Baseball team plays top school over break

• Reform education, not exit exams

• Students turn to unconventional ways of earning money

• UCLA swimmer Spivey to revisit Auburn for NCAA tournament

• Online - Swimming and diving into Nationals

• Public too misinformed to decide policy

• Bonds or Sosa? Go for Sammy, the consistent power hitter

• Leguizamo expounds on sex, culture in revealing ‘Sexaholix’

• Hussein given 48 hours

• Letters to the Editor

• UCLA not awarded NCAA bid

• Legality of strikes, negotiations plague lecturers’ union

• Steve Lavin Timeline

Sunday, March 16

• Last four minutes doom UCLA

Friday, March 14

• Young's career ending on high note with clutch play

• Bruins live another day after overtime upset

Thursday, March 13

• Martial arts star reveals strength at UCLA screening

• Team faces crucial Hawai’i matches with good attitude

• Cell phone composer scores big

• Playing against the odds

• Outdoor dining cut back

• Diamond trade filled with imperfections

• A modest proposal for U.S.

• Ex-Princeton president lectures on education

• UCLA hospitals given financial advice by

• Deck the walls

• Public figures use USAC experience in political arena

• Track will send 13 to indoor championships

• Letters to the Editor

• Student, actress gets big break on TV

• Protest organizers miss point

• Top golfer suspended from team for breaching rules

• Vive la France

• Don’t stress, even though it’s tenth week

• Intimacy of ‘She Loves Me’ brings romance to stage

• Project HOPE brings food to hungry in L.A.

• Bruins take Longhorns out to pasture, winning 6-1

• IM basketball final a close upset

• Residents to elect Hill’s leaders

• ‘Kung Fu’ a finalist in film program

• Farmer’s Market organizer becomes burglary victim

• A good attitude can’t make up for awful coaching, wasting of talent

• Nowhere to run: hippie tribe falls to TV nation

• Summer camp offers golf, fun

• Lacrosse controls UCSD in 12-0 win

• Grilli leads men’s tennis in win over San Diego St.

• Briefs

• Columnist addresses corporate corruption

• Grad Division proposal addresses incompletes

• UCLA anxious to learn postseason fate

• ‘Fab Five’ era ending on high note

• Anderson Forecast rejects possibility of recovery

Monday, March 10

• Ashe Center raises price of birth control

• Scholars favor diplomacy in N. Korea

• Protest! Camera! Action!

• Beck pitches in, helps break 11-game losing streak against USC

• Poor professors must learn to raise ratings

• Jazz artist teaches students about the industry, Latin rhythm

• Strong offense secures series win against ’SC

• Quality music not dead – but that’s another column

• Bush kidding no one with anti-war front

• Protesters gather at French Consulate

• Office switches to online financial aid notifications

• ASUCLA proposes union fee hike

• Men in, women out of Pac-10 tourney: Stanford defeats UCLA, 69-64, but team still feels worthy of NC

• Women’s water polo proves dominance in tournament

• Professor's Perspective: U.S. must bilaterally negotiate

• Seniors bid farewell to Pauley with soild showings

• Hybrid cars need public’s support to clear smog

• Art to Heart

• Bloody nose, injuries don’t keep Greco down

• Lacrosse nets close victory over Trojans

• Traffic lights to put a stop to congestion

• Real fans stand up for what they believe

• Panel debates Pinochet decision

• Refusing to take war in stride

• Men in, women out of Pac-10 tourney: Senior Day ends in victory for Bruins against Huskies, 83-72

• UCLA takes energetic swing at USC, serves up shutout

• Speakers offer contrasting views on Iraq

• Softball’s winning streak ends in Fresno tournament

• Volleyball shows third-time charm v. UCI

• Bruins injured but confident after Michigan win

• Women's tennis bounces back from loss to USC with decisive 5-2 win against Ducks

• Panel explores Abrahamic roots

• Letters

• Climactic Musselwhite best of blues show

Friday, March 7

• Floor gets mixed reviews

• Near-loss jump-starts tennis for USC

• Screenscenes

• UCLA defeats Washington State

• Lecturers deserve student support, better treatment

• Qantara composed of diverse sounds, styles

• Rhymes for a reason: poets to speak against war

• Starting pitchers crucial to beat Trojans

• Insects and incest

• If Lavin gets Toledo-ed, replacements abound

• Young, Kapono show their seniority

• Editorial: Voluntary caps on spending must be enforced

• Americans misconstrue death, reality of war

• Declining sales have Lecture Notes slipping off shelves

• Briefs

• UCLA shot putters impress in Boston

• Theater Underground digs up dark comedy

• Students will back education, aid in D.C.

• Unstable volleyball team wants win over UCI

• Laptops to lose weight, power up with fuel cells

• Letters to the editor

• Daisy Day to commemorate women, foster awareness

• Kondos Field hopes to use Michigan meet to get back in ‘competitive groove’

• Graduate association may reduce UCSA aid

• Speaks out

• Goerl seals shutout against Cougars

• Game against Oregon vital for NCAA berth

Thursday, March 6

• Ignoring race stats dangerous

• Drug provision poorly applied

• Tennis loses to crosstown rivals 5-2

• Letters to the Editor

• Homeless man died from health problems

• Director of ‘Chicago’ credits many for success

• Women’s golf finishes distant second in tournament

• Campaign spending caps to be voluntary

• Students take a step toward peace

• New vault boosts gymnasts’ confidence

• Team comes back with win over Virginia

• Kapono's Last Stand

• Many professors approve of walkout

• Rats find way into campus buildings

• Tough tournament this weekend requires team focus

• UCLA loses to Lewis 3-2

• Ambassador says U.S. aid vital to Afghanistan

• Art to Heart

• Harmonicist Musselwhite shows happy side of the blues

• Black gender gap needs to be filled in

• Demonstrators link war, higher student fees

• Intensity, cool gear all a part of life-changing IM basketball

• Editorial: Walkout a step in right direction

• If TV’s Big 4 can get to Mr. Rogers, no one is safe

• UCLA has to take Cougars seriously

• Walkout has its own protesters

• Photo: Songs for peace

• Chuck D to promote activism, educate students through music

• Get Ur Dine On!

• Dame Edna’s ethnic slurs not funny

• Anti-war protests resemble SP-1, 2 rallies

• Denove quickly catches on to starting position

Wednesday, March 5

• UCLA not sunk just yet, but don't hold your breath

• Anti-war graffiti is on the rise

• Volleyball lineup rearranged as some players heal, others remain injured

• Popular English film merging

• Curtain Calls

• Scarcity issue includes USAC’s budget, not just parking spaces

• Film refutes suburbia stereotype

• Controversial French film to come stun L.A.

• Letters to the editor

• Men’s tennis undaunted after first loss

• Speaks Out

• D.A. must continue LAPD investigation

• Bruins largely unconcerned by recent terrorist attack warnings

• Forum about fate of Kashmir sparks debate, complaints from some

• Team claims first place at Cleveland Golf Classic

• Lions devour Bruins' offense

• Hip-hop duo doesn’t hide from conflict

• NCAA bid real possibility for Bruins

• Boyz 2 men

• Vacancies stop rent increase

• Former senator chides Bush’s current policies

• More than a muse

• 405 Freeway expansion proposals create debate in surrounding neighborhoods

• Editorial: Walkout merits praise for making students think

• Squad craves win over top-10 rival

• Lavin takes probable firing in stride

Tuesday, March 4

• Making a Splash

• Co-pay won’t cost a mint

• Editorial Cartoon

• Latifah reigns as Queen on, off ‘House’ set

• Crime Watch

• Bozeman to miss rest of season

• Chabon fathers delightful reading

• Professor's perspective: Family vendetta doesn’t warrant war

• Bruins undaunted by loss to Cal Poly

• Briefs

• Track star returns to UCLA as Titan coach

• UCLA Mock Trial teams dominate regional tourney

• Letters to the Editor

• There’s nothing like a good beer to finish a 26-mile race

• Video games have benefits

• Fruit flies don’t bother me

• Students to walk out on war

• Write on, Kids

• Editorial: Pledge has no place in public schools

• Groups get more funding

• New student-friendly bar hits Brentwood

• Feature Photo: Lord of the Labs

• Scores don’t carry right tone in silent Chinese films

• New vice chancellor visits campus

• Briefs

• Baseball, spring anticipation gives this fan a fever

• UCLA actively supports academic innovation

• Oscar only loves West Coast nominees

• Carleton distinguishes herself on tennis court

• Your Health: Skip the sugary snacks, avoid getting diabetes

• Pac-10 tournament seeds clear as mud

• Sound Bites

Monday, March 3

• Bruins break down on the road

• Feature Photo: He's Going the Distance

• Editorial: Davis’ AAP cuts do disservice to students

• Education class gives insight into teaching

• Dancing the Weekend Away

• MyUCLA web forums a hotbed for political debates

• Theater peace

• Bush’s autocratic policies get failing grade

• Losses don’t count for Bruins doubles teams at La Jolla

• Baseball fares better than expected in tourney

• Tortoise’s cerebral rock runs hot and cold

• Photo Essay: Running of the Bruin

• Bruins stage comeback win

• Military leader, grandfather dies

• Track and field team finishes first at meet

• Women’s water polo sees weekend win, loss

• Rugby satisfied with teamwork, defense despite loss to Cal-Poly San Luis Obispo

• Loss to Long Beach St. boosts men’s volleyball defense, leads to UCSD sweep

• UCLA takes ‘a step backward’

• Setting preemptive precedence would have greater impact than actual war

• U.S. troops, not war, merit public support

• Von Bondies impressive, fans too cool for the room

• Nurses support involvement with unions

• Pac-10 crown sneaks up on swimmers, divers

• An ale, song offer good reprieve from finals stress

• Concert promotes interest in classical music

• Housing contract termination not easy

• Softball team triumphs over Missouri 2-0 to win Classic

• Former senator to give speech

• Creative resume writing dehumanizes job-seekers

• Letters to the Editor

• NCAA, MTV: the next pop duo?

• Bruins, celebrities shake it up for charity at UCLA Dance Marathon

• Upbeat Juliana Theory performs in Westwood Plaza

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