Story archive for May 2003

Friday, May 30

• Track heads to Regionals

• Meat consumption kills more than just a cow

• Bruins tied for third going into final round

• Rearranging priorities important to McKesey

• U.S. policies toward immigrants unjust

• Speaker believes in Mideast plan for peace

• Students dig in to history, chocolate

• Constant battle of sports v. love can be settled by these dating games

• Surfing for sport

• Photo Essay: Mens Golf

• Track heads to Regionals

• Letters to the editor

• Iraqi scientists trained on U.S. soil

• Lecturers see new contract

• GSA gets set for next year

• UCLA must keep waiving student fees for grads

• SARS sparks spread of research and discussion

• Breast implants come with health risks, not enough info

Thursday, May 29

• Baseball will suffer if Adams gets fired

• One Daniel, Two Daniel, Gold Daniel, Blue Daniel

• Welcome Back, Morgan

• Feature Picture

• Women's lacrosse gets 2nd in nation

• Professor's Perspective: Collateral Damage Part 1--University must discuss new security measures

• Grads of color must remember community

• Refugee narrates escape from No. Korea

• Photo Essay: Softball

• Workers, students plan march to protest subcontracted labor

• Bruins lead after second round

• USAC appoints finance chair

• Football Briefs

• Farmar to attend UCLA in 2004

• Letters to the Editor

• Editorial Cartoon

• Unhealthy slimming culture pervasive in Hong Kong

• Academic Senate endorses GE diversity requirement

• Proposal would decrease graduate student funding

Wednesday, May 28

• Students lack planning input

• Performance honors Asian Pacific heritage

• Father of the Diamond

• Duo hits 12th place at NCAA tourney

• Construction, concerns heard

• Win over Texas dramatic peak of title run

• Activist author addresses ‘Dam/age’ at Royce

• Students petition to cut Michigan player

• ASUCLA assesses fair trade coffee

• State should lock escalating prison funds to help budget

• Magic show at Hillel leaves audience awed

• Speaks Out

• Big Ten expansion rumors linger

• Twins in stable condition

• Tax cut would benefit rich before poor

• IM field to reopen after two years out of commission

• Shop owner’s house of cards is still standing

• Bluebook gesture an insult to dorm residents

• Letters to the Editor

• Trees vandalized in Westwood

• Men’s golf in eighth place after difficult first round

• Adams not rattled by speculation

Tuesday, May 27

• ‘Junior Fab-Five’ head to championship in Oklahoma

• Despite wins over Washington St., coach’s future uncertain

• Separate proms signal lingering racism

• Nilsson sets school record for 1500m

• Commemorative Remembrance

• Hill residents pushed to take possessions home early

• JazzReggae Fest draws nearly 20,000

• Exit exam will fail in improving education

• How height measures up

• Dual fires thwart food production

• Engineering Day inspires L.A. youth

• Be wary of accidentally overdosing on drugs

• Announcer may be hot, but her comments are anything but

• Title town USA

• Show blends Pakistani, American cultures

• Softball gets revenge, NCAA title

• Leaders must obey ‘road map’ rules for peace

• Crimewatch

• Beauty parlor may open in Ackerman

• The road to championship

• Briefs

• Racial data crucial for research

• Researchers study AD/HD genetics

• Faculty opinions surveyed regarding Iraqi war

• Letters to the Editor

• Women’s golf four-over par final round puts them at fifth place in championships

• Goerl pitches to Cal

Sunday, May 25

• Go Phishing for some lame tunes during summer

• Art to heart

• See the sound

• Chen's new China

• Screen Scenes:

• ‘Search for Signs of Intelligent Life’ a little old

• ‘Nemo’ swims past limits of 3-D animation

• Snipes, electro music sail toward more refined genre

• Dance dance revolution!

• Soundbites

• Let your hair down

• Let your hair down: Facts

• Calendar

• New restaurants cook up medley of fare for Westwood diners

• Professor analyzes play's impact with class

• Famed film festival canned by American pop icons

Friday, May 23

• Carnesale must ignore faculty, pick semesters

• Briefs

• Alumnus gains firsthand perspective of war

• China’s economy safe despite SARS

• Education tops tax cut, poll finds

• Golf sits at 8th place, trails USC by 23 at championships

• Bruins lose 7-3 to Golden Bears

• Photo Essay: Tennis

• Student humanitarians honored for community service

• Hiring freeze increases workload for employees

• Speaks out

• Guatemalan twins return to UCLA, conditions remain uncertain

• Guerrero finishes off eventful first year

• Photo Essay: So Close (again)

• Surfing for sport

• Y worry?

• Technology patents may earn over $1 million

• Matkowski loses in singles tournament

• Bruins lose possibility of postseason run

• Letters to the editor

• United States must attack terrorism’s heart

• Brew up some fun with an assortment of bar games

Thursday, May 22

• Bake sale cooks up heated debate

• Briefs

• Recalling Gov. Davis won’t help budget problem

• Fee increase for students justified

• Matkowski considers going pro

• In with the New

• Voyeuristic Laker fans get thrills with kisses

• UCLA alum fined for fraud

• Track Briefs

• Letters

• Seniors aim for the fence in Series

• Shorttakes Festival to feature student filmmakers

• Sociology 195D provides forum for ‘Voices of Peace’

• University required to hire legitimate subcontracting companies

• Nilsson aims to beat own record

• UC should put students before money

• Softball heads to World Series

• Street project causes delays

• SPS may need to charge for services

Wednesday, May 21

• Senate votes for quarters

• GSA honors those dedicated to serving grad student community

• Sidearm pitchers throw off batters in the Big Ten

• Women’s golf seeks NCAA title

• Students support, rally for union hire

• Gary Adams’ future in doubt

• Worker’s story paints picture of current situation

• Military subsidy dwarfs others’ college needs

• Hollins reaches new heights as dual athlete

• SF! should re-evaluate how it relates to the student body

• Club looks to expand table tennis appeal

• ASUCLA breaks agreement with subcontractor, will hire janitors directly

• Feature Photo: Tongue-in-Cheek appreciation

• Groups petition to recall governor

• Briefs

• Walker, Carleton take early second round exits

• Tender Tenure

• Football cornerstone settles into corner office

• Affirmative action needed to balk segregation

• Paternity justice crusade unfairly subjects men to gender hostility

• Speaks Out

• Temps hired to fix ongoing parking problem

Tuesday, May 20

• The write stuff

• Apply online to help coach ’SC football

• Anti-abortion ads shameful

• Editors, not diversity, cause of bad journalism

• Bruins in service may see fee drop

• Man coaxed off Chabad House roof after threatening to commit suicide

• Reach for water, juice, milk instead of soda pop

• New student regent nominated

• Education is not a right; freedom, democracy are

• Walker, Carleton advance in NCAA singles tourney

• Rain, bird, Bruin drop in tennis match

• Scholar presents race relation models

• Crimewatch

• Briefs

• College can initiate, heighten eating disorders

• Pac-10 title a first for new rowing program

• Briefs

• Editorial: Shady LAPD internal inquiry crime to society

• Campus becomes virtual battlefield

• Satisfied USAC officers ease successors’ transition

• Editorial Cartoon

• Soong changes technique to capture win

• Letters to the Editor

• NCAA title eludes men’s tennis

• Author poses ‘Nature via Nurture’ view offers new nature, nurture view

Monday, May 19

• Women’s track leads the Pac again

• Editorial: Schools would benefit from Proposition AA

• Internet, Indian casinos offer options for underage gamblers

• Bruins capture tournament title

• Patents raise money for UC and questions about legality

• Assault victim shares story

• Softball dominates regionals

• Campus programs will suffer from budget cuts

• UCLA tennis eliminated after 4-0 loss to Duke

• Indian culture takes center stage

• Historical facts show Palestinians not ‘mere victims’

• Peterson case treated like prime-time drama

• Bruins advance to NCAA semifinals

• Service industry fills some of dot-com void

• For dedicated Midwesterners, fandom is a piece of cake

• Feature Photo

• Alleged thieves arrested on Hill

• Friday, Sunday losses rule out possibility of playoffs

• Briefs

• Wooden West to widen student access

• Letters to the Editor

• Men’s track finishes fourth in Pac-10 meet

Sunday, May 18

• Inner Circle’s asteroid plot unplugged in the Matrix

• Screen Scenes

• ‘La Casa Azul’ paints Kahlo on new canvas

• All that Jazz Reggae

• Girl Talk

• Ensemble honors Burrell’s contribution to jazz at UCLA

• That band you thought was in is on its way out, along with trucker hats

• Student Body Politics

• UCLA screenwriting alumnus aces comedies

• Porn an issue in libraries

• Calendar

• Soundbites

• Identity Crisis

• Los Angeles’ Cinephile: Curtis Hanson

Friday, May 16

• Letters to the editor

• Regents must find alternative to raising fees

• Memories of Little League baseball hit home

• Outdoor Adventures provides escape

• Regents’ vote opposes racial data ban

• Bruins score close victory

• Photo Essay: Kayaking

• Softball conquers Colgate Raiders, 8-0

• Here we go again!

• Bruin’s track record warrants Pac-10 title

• UC encouraged to cast bid for Los Alamos lab

• SF! triumphs in runoff elections

• Surfing for sport

• Howland gives recruit chance to opt out

• Symposium explores postwar Middle Eastern perspectives

• Budget mess not only students’

• Next year’s council to have slate majority

• Feminist stereotypes veil important issues

• Take Back the Night brings assault survivors together

• Speaks out

• Fire scorches Westwood fertility clinic

• Panel addresses labor conditions

• Village cooks up new flavor

• Molina honored for role in international community

• Four teams hold advantage in Pac-10

• Kaplan offers new way to prepare for MCAT

• Briefs

• Cramped Wooden Center beefs up to accommodate demand

• UCLA Run/Walk makes strides for children’s health

• Pike peaks fans’ interest in IM basketball loss to Altoids

• Baseball must rally against Stanford to make playoffs

Thursday, May 15

• UC Regents should vote against CRECNO

• UAS aims to increase awareness of Iraqi life

• Subcontracted workers treated unfairly

• Carleton’s return keeps team optimistic

• Clemens free to play in tourney

• At Wooden, athletes rock in many ways

• Apartment renters have legal rights

• Health care suffers due to war costs

• UCLA to take on Colgate at regionals

• Graduates should sustain campus truths

• Lakers, Kings and AIM rule (my life)

• Men’s golf on familiar ground in Washington

• Panel calls for outreach reform

• Regents support Davis’ budget

• May Revise makes no further cuts to UC

• Outreach director honored for social work

• UCLA dishes up at-risk fish

• Arts and Architecture dean plans outreach

• Sua maintains strong presence in batting order

• Letters

• Holocaust survivor aims to educate about past

• Briefs

• Standings/Scores/Schedules

Wednesday, May 14

• Speaks out

• UC leader opposes race initiative

• Editorial cartoon

• Institute juxtaposes science and industry

• Moral regulation of private life a threat to freedom

• Adidas will likely continue to outfit UCLA athletes

• Nothing can outrival ‘Sundays With Papa’

• War on terror not just the U.S.’s fight

• Standings / Scores / Schedules

• Capoeira dancing brings student groups together

• Renovation plans’ impact on UCLA uncertain

• Hackers alter information on the S.U.R.E. Web site

• Donation helps put Ha’am back in print

• Men’s tennis off to Georgia in search of NCAA title

• Students should elect officials devoted to school, not politics

• Interactive play honors women for change week

• Competition propels freshman

• Clothesline gives survivors voice

• Protesters to rally at regents meeting

• E-learning gives new face to higher education programs

• Professors try to protect Iraqi artifacts

• Bruins crash over Waves 4-3

• College students targeted for market research

• Briefs

Tuesday, May 13

• Softball’s Turner honored as Pac-10 Pitcher of the Week

• HBO series documents AIDS pandemic in five countries

• Briefs

• Briefs

• Great Expectations

• DUM, not sexual, questions answered

• Being a sideline regular a full time job for Ravitz

• Pop culture, not politics, ‘Reloads’, ‘X’-cites society

• Character cannot replace good grades, hard work

• Bruins ready to secure win against Waves

• Hunger strike commemorated

• Fetal images’ shock value hinders debate

• Crimewatch

• Debate ensues over harassment policy

• Routines keep exercising on track

• Students to protest against raised fees

• Hearing loss does not stop medical student

• By acting alone, Bush hurts world relations

• Sol lacks experience, dedication for Academic Affairs Commission

• Standing / Scores / Schedules

• Feature Photo: Spring Donations

• USAC runoff elections to take place this week

Monday, May 12

• Panel discusses peace in Middle East

• Alumna, student’s works reflect Asian identities

• Track Briefs

• Third quarter pivotal in win

• College students already taking care of business

• U.S. credibility at risk if weapons not found

• UCSA addresses finance issues, genocide resolution

• Sweep of Sun Devils follows Bruins’ fall to Wildcats

• Feature Photo

• Softball seeded No. 2 overall, No. 1 in region

• Increased summer fees worry students

• Committee should replace bowls with playoff system

• Raising Your Spirits

• USAC runoffs: endorsements reloaded

• 333 graduate from School of Law

• Water polo captures NCAA title

• Survey says students want more facilities, same fees

• Novice rowing beats USC, goes undefeated in season

• Amnesty International focuses on the domestic

• Entrepreneurship conference returns to UCLA

• Fee increase vote delayed

• Professor's Perspective: Cost of war does domestic harm

• Bruins seize victory over Pepperdine

• Investing in internships may prove profitable

• Canadian ambassador to WTO speaks at Anderson School about unity

• Photo Essay: Spirit Squad

• Hertzberg lectures on state budget crisis

• Second round assures golf of bid in NCAA

• Letters to the Editor

• Chávez Center looks to expand

• Tennis beats ’SC, advances to Sweet 16

• Postseason unlikely following one win, two losses in weekend series

Sunday, May 11

• All right, we're reloaded

• Composer keeps music alive with wind ensemble

• Play by play

• Art to Heart

• Brightlife learns about sacrifice in light of goals

• Q & A UCLA alumnus blends orchestral, electronica, postmodern styles in film

• Data points out danger of ‘American Idol’ outcome

• Calendar

• A Springtime Showcase

• Screen Scenes:

• Q&A with Christopher Nolan

• What's in a name?

• ‘Sin Uncensored’ shows 1930s liberalism

• Soundbites:

Saturday, May 10

Friday, May 9

• IM hoops brief

• Israeli independence also a Palestinian catastrophe

• Candidates gear up for runoff elections next week

• Bruins to wrap up season against Arizona schools

• Letters to the editor

• Advantage: UCLA

• Discussion addresses China, Taiwan

• Advantage: UCLA

• All work and no play would make coaching intolerable

• Non-married couples deserve adoption rights

• Briefs

• Bruins tied for sixth place after first round of regionals

• Girls aren’t the only targets of media distortions

• Lavin interested in returning to Purdue

• Readathon entertains into the night

• Douglas Martin remembered for commitment to disability rights

• Surfing for sport

• GSA forum discusses budget, election results

• Speaks out

• Wooden festivities foster healthy living

• McKesey takes presidency

Thursday, May 8

• Bush may use labs run by UC-run labs

• Legacy of bowling cannot be struck down

• Letters to the Editor

• Villanueva considering UCLA, reports claim

• Elections a pointless popularity contest

• Editorial Cartoon

• Winning records earn Pac-10 teams spots at NCAA softball regionals

• Charge against Manning dropped

• Entrepreneurial conference will focus on ‘building enduring value’

• Briefs

• Formal won’t fade into the twilight

• Lifetime e-mail bad choice

• ‘Ed’ cancellation signals end to quality programming

• Israel Independence Day spurs debate

• SFAC discusses budget cuts

• Unemployment in law profession rises in 2002, economy blamed

• Premieres put Village in the spotlight

• Activists overlook animal testing reality

• CSSA collects to help SARS patients

• Golf set for West Regionals

Wednesday, May 7

• Letters to the Editor

• Student stays in China

• Students, faculty foresee future problems in Iraq

• Initiative necessary to end racial inequality

• Bruins for Israel holds memorial for terror victims

• Seniors vote for a lifetime of e-mail

• Center transfers to Alabama

• Football Briefs

• Briefs

• UCLA site does not measure up

• UCLA considering summer restriction

• Team rallies to 8-7 win

• As war ends, peace plans focus on entire Mideast

• Pianist to perform Prokofiev marathon

• Campus activists shift focus to conflict-induced fee hikes

• Speaks Out

• Bruins meet Lions in Final Four

• Freshman runner given vital position

• It's not child's play

• Paintball: the painful ‘friendly’ war game

• Editorial - State must look for federal aid to solve deficits

• Search for looted art persists

Tuesday, May 6

• Coaches support Hawai’i proposal to host MPSF tourney

• Your Health: Diets not as effective as regular exercise

• Professor suggests basin as solution for polluted runoff

• Calendar issue put to vote

• SI ranks UCLA’s Guerrero No. 28

• Editorial: Students should support USAC, not just vote

• Researchers work to organize Phenome Project

• Briefs

• Briefs

• GSA drafts student bill of obligations, rights

• A note on endorsements

• “Influential minority” list forgets one important geek

• Slates primed for elections, optimistic about turnout

• Today students pledge to eat healthy without fretting over fat

• Sports fans have questions, this columnist has answers

• FIRs rooted on the Hill

• UCLA gymnast wins Honda award

• Letters to the Editor

Monday, May 5

• Kim raises bar, Ross must realize potential

• MSA lecture to delve into terrorism’s effects

• Israel Independence Week to begin

• Kim raises bar, Ross must realize potential

• Presidential hopefuls reveal goals

• Worldfest to host cultural exchange

• Endorsement: Concrete ideas make Kelly Wynn stand out

• Photo Essay: Spring Sing

• Bruins beat Beavers in 2 of 3 games

• Endorsement: Gaulton needs to display more maturity, sensitivity

• Endorsement: Nguyen has capacity to execute her plans

• Price should not lose job for date with Destiny

• Struggling airlines may mean soaring fares

• Freshmen lead softball to Senior Day win

• Stormy conditions set Spring Sing stage

• Endorsement: Schreiber shows commitment to outreach, co-programming

• Endorsement: Kaczmarek best EVP choice

• Breifs

• Endorsement: McKesey’s leadership skills outshine opponents’

• Endorsement: Palma-Saracho has proven worth through dedication

• PITA event plays up role of education’s importance

• Daily Bruin editorial endorsements

• Students imbibe ambience of pricey bars

• Endorsement: Lawson, Gálvez, Lucas show energy and/or experience

• Endorsement: Kozak qualified to stress diversity in academic affairs

• Endorsement: Chiang offers extensive background in commission

• Carnesale states need for diversity

• Loeb awards give UCLA a link to business community

• Endorsement: Scope of Husse’s platform extends beyond pet projects

• Rained-out game fortuitous for team

• Controversial Bunche vending machines to remain; many graduate students pleased

• Summer EAP in China canceled

Sunday, May 4

• Flying the Nest

• ‘Manic’ representative of reality

• On the Road

• Art to Heart

• In the family way

• Pianist to perform Prokofiev marathon

• Pauly Shore flushes out Circle plot with Mr. Rogers tip

• Soundbites

• ‘Simpsons’ creator proves his music savvy

• Souls of the Blues

• Screen Scenes

• Film professor’s influence to pause, not end

• Composers Rock

Friday, May 2

• Sexual assault awareness rises on UCLA campus

• UC opposition to labor laws unreasonable

• Surfing for sport

• UC takes liability for lab

• Postgame blues: a never-ending, 12-step process of distress

• The mysterious case of Mestre Boneco

• Bruins look to continue streak by overcoming Oregon teams

• IVP election to focus on post’s visibility, effectiveness

• SARS threat closes EAP China program

• Rowing team ready for race against USC

• Briefs

• A letter to USAC candidates: Share your vision

• EVP candidates possess distinct lobbying backgrounds

• ‘In-n-out’ dunks hinder IM team

• BruinCard holders to face 25-cent fee for taking Big Blue Bus

• Coalition of University Employees accepts contract on last day

• Photo Essay: Pilipino Culture Night

• Speaks out

• UCLA must take responsibility for its subcontracted workers

• Invitational features former, current UCLA track stars

• Demonstrators seek improvement in workers’ rights

• Revenues from fee increase helped no one

• Weekend wins over Oregon State crucial for Bruin postseason berth

Thursday, May 1

• EVC Neuman optimistic about UCLA adapting to budget cuts

• Healthy women’s tennis to host regional tourney match

• Boyle accepts position as department chairwoman

• Los Alamos lab contract to open for bidding

• Editorial: Hillary Clinton should consider 2004 presidency

• Separated twin improves to ‘serious’ after surgery

• Candidates focus on students’ ability to pay for education

• Bruins club Pac-10 competition

• Student welfare candidates’ backgrounds, ideas differ

• First-year coaches lead gymnastics to victory

• UC opposes anti-sweatshop bills

• Rising housing fees galvanize petition

• Merrick shatters course record, shoots ‘best round of his life’

• Symposium to promote healthy living

• UCLA gets No. 6 tournament seed

• Professors, students speak at Covel foreign policy forum

• Bruins finish Washington series with shutout

• Let Iraq decide government

• Broken toe halts track star’s season

• Animal research does not validate trespass

• Task force aims to boost UCLA’s competitiveness

• Bungalow houses Bruin memories

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