Story archive for May 2004

Tuesday, June 1

• M. track: Men take track and field regional

• M. track: Everhart tops ASU favorites in 400m

• Editorial: UCLA’s best: 4.) CALPIRG textbook campaign

• Feature photo

• JazzReggae Festival gathers thousands

• W. track: Gordon defies odds for first place

• Briefs

• Southern appeal on the rise

• Editorial: UCLA’s worst: 4.) Lack of diversity in admissions

• Softball: Team’s second title twice as nice

• Softball: Goerl’s pitching over the years creates lasting legacy

• Columnist must find, work on own truth

• W. track: Sprinter shakes off injury to clear events

• Crimewatch

• Bruins benefit from Web’s social networks

• Bush’s policies have made U.S. worse

• W. track: Women’s track hits regionals in full stride

• Softball: Playing it cool pays off for Bruin softball

• Medical student enlists aid of undergrads to research brain tumors

• Briefs

• Bruins’ continuing success more than sheer luck

• Baseball: Baseball seeded third in bracket

• M. golf: Men’s golf takes first-round swing at NCAAs

• Campus march to support federal bill

• Bruins to represent U.S. in Imagine Cup finals

• News briefs

Monday, May 31

• [Online exclusive] High school students rally for same-sex marriage

Friday, May 28

• Letters to the editor

• Baseball: Baseball playoff prospects up in air

• UCPD steps up seat belt watch

• Editorial: UCLA’s worst: 5.) Expected cumulative progress

• Rape trial jury hung

• Bruin digest

• Feature photo

• Softball: UCLA trumps Stanford in Series

• Height unnecessary to measure mate’s potential

• Editorial Cartoon

• Categorical denial

• Softball: Young squad scores 1st series win

• Editorial: UCLA’s best: 5.) Fight for diversity requirement

• School to rally for same-sex marriage

• Job market improves for graduating seniors

• Business fraternity looks to extend international network to finance-minded Bruins

• Honoring an Asian American hero

• Baseball: Lessons & legacies

• M. track: Men seek qualifying marks

• News briefs

• Baseball: Baseball alums pitch fond memories of retiring coach

• Exporting education

• Softball: LSU beats Michigan 3-2, will play UCLA

• Jaywalking should not be ticketable offense

• Report to decide program’s future

• W. track: Regionals to stress individual qualification for finals

• Bruins debate policies of Bush and Kerry

• Bill may let UC consider race

Thursday, May 27

• Slate files suit against Berkeley’s student judicial council

• Magazine’s return to print difficult

• Soundbites

• How much would you pay for a humble athletic prediction?

• Calendar: Theater & Arts

• Bruin digest

• W. golf: Women’s golfers, coach awarded

• Editorial: Apartment hunting? Hunt down trustworthy roomies, too

• Bruins face Matadors in IM championship, claim four out of five victories

• Attack wrongly connects blog entry to SF!, council

• Editorial cartoon

• Introduction: Going public v. keeping it private

• Calendar: Film & TV

• Football: Former Bruin pleads no contest

• Calendar: Music

• W. volleyball: Volleyball scrimmage pits Bruin against Bruin

• Hitting high notes of support

• Screen scenes

• Review: Talent weds genius Mozart's 'Marriage of Figaro'

• 'Cannonball' Run

• Festival allows students to enjoy the fruits of their labor

• Life not a bowl of berries for today’s animators

• AFSCME, UC optimistic about negotiations, officials say

• Despite explanations, artistry and content are inseparable

• Softball: Back for more

• Letters to the editor

• Part I: Top public Interest program attracts conscientious, unique group

• Religious leaders, scholars challenge factual nature of novel

• Part II: Transaction courses pay off for corporate law students

• Clubs face 1st round of softball world series

• Born again

• Cal Grants to be reduced

• Uphold Constitution: Speak out against hate

• Feature photo

• Campus tour provides a walk down memory lane

• JazzReggae unifies fans, diverse genres

• Review: ‘Millie’ aims to please and hits right on

Wednesday, May 26

• A closer look: Subletting: a conquerable challenge

• A closer look: Deposit deductions an avoidable problem

• Guaranteed Transfer Option has community colleges worried about space

• Tide changes in council

• Move-out date stirs apartment trouble

• W. basketball: Top Model

• Editorial: Web log reflects poorly on USAC dignity

• Former terrorist speaks

• A closer look: Rent moving toward lower rates

• Letter to the editor

• Palma/Saracho sworn in

• M. tennis: Baylor wins NCAA title, beats UCLA 4-0

• Lauded filmmaker spreads lies, deceit

• Former USAC official offers no apologies

• Editorial: Bush’s plan for Iraq still lacking in specifics

• W. volleyball: Women’s volleyball setter leaves team, will transfer at end of spring quarter

• A closer look: Help available for apartment seekers

• Lakers in postseason, quarter almost over, and - oh yeah - a hate crime occurred at UC Irvine

• M. tennis: Clemens not dwelling on loss

• Success isn’t always reflected in final results

• Editorial cartoon

• W. tennis: Women’s tennis pair wins first-round match against Alabama

• M. track: Track aims to host more meets

• Alum named student regent

Tuesday, May 25

• Briefs

• Speaks out

• Surfing offers kids life’s lessons

• M. track: Bruin thrower prepared to lead

• Lawson contests ‘different’ treatment

• Students share electric optimism for contest

• Softball: Team effort guides path to World Series

• Briefs

• Crimewatch

• Summer session fees swell

• M. tennis: Title one win away for men's tennis

• SF! lacks respect, morals

• Local business veteran faces change

• Baseball: Tied for third in Pac-10, Bruins eyeing first

• Editorial: Less popular sports merit support from Bruins

• Fixing state’s problems requires compromise

• Campus community service leaders recognized

• Editorial: Taco Bell must clear labor abuse allegations

• Your health: Boredom: typical, or a warning sign of ADHD?

• M. tennis: Illini coach keeps it domestic

• Controversial speaker to share transformation from terrorist to Israeli supporter

• Bruin digest

Monday, May 24

• M. tennis: Men’s tennis one step closer to NCAA title after quarterfinal sweep

• Tournament shoots for fun, scholarship funds

• New briefs

• Huge weekend for UCLA promises more to come

• Defense says sex was consensual, not rape

• UCLA not alone in recent election violations

• W. golf: Bruins seize day of opportunity

• Bill directs colleges to text rental program

• UC-eligible students face transferred reality

• Letters to the editor

• W. golf: Notebook

• State should raise driving age

• W. tennis: Women’s tennis team falls again to Cardinal

• Professor gets 6 months in jail for attempt to seduce minor

• Baseball: Baseball takes 2 of 3 in series against No. 14 Washington

• Web community can’t replace real friends

• MyUCLA hosts elections, not politics

• M. track: Documents tie two Bruin track and field legends to labs; papers do not reference drug use

• M. golf: Golfers set sights on nationals after narrow victory at regionals

• W. tennis: Freshman’s performance helps tennis clinch first spot in finals since 1991

• Taco Bell to stay on campus

• Briefs

• Editorial: USAC must look past differences to reach goals

• W. golf: Delay helps ‘nervous’ team regain composure

• Softball: Goerl’s pitches drive home Regional win over Alabama

• W. tennis: Notebook

Friday, May 21

• Hike in UC fees ok'd

• Fake solutions don’t solve real problems

• Rape trial hinges on consent issue

• Speaks out

• Competition rewards entrepreneurs

• M. basketball: Basketball player assaulted near UCLA

• M. tennis: Team aims to grasp title; get monkey off its back

• W. tennis: Women’s tennis gets revenge on ’SC

• College education comes from experiences, not studies

• Bruin Digest

• UC’s help sought in repealing Prop. 209

• M.Golf: Men swing into lead at West Regional

• Softball: Regional upsets help UCLA

• Playoff fans in league of their own

• Young’s oral history celebrated

• Being consumer savvy can save gas, money

• Softball: Softball shows no mercy for Devilettes

• Workers rally for wage increases

• Protesters boycott Taco Bell with fast

• Editorial: Deal good for governor but exploits students

• Editorial cartoon

• Baseball: Bruins’ NCAA bid hinges on weekend

• AIDS institute seeks student relations

• News Briefs

• W. golf: Golf enters final round with 5-shot lead

• SF! triumphs in USAC runoff

• Independent Chan edges out slate opponent for internal vice president

Thursday, May 20

• Calendar: Music

• M. basketball: Ariza terminates college career, signs with agent

• Korean Invasion

• UC poll shows faculty favor lab bids

• Fashion Matters

• Editorial cartoon

• Brief

• Bruin digest

• Rape trial defense refutes allegations

• Frazier’s mental state questioned

• Review: ‘Puppet Slam 2004’ anything but wooden

• ‘Shrek 2’ still original, monstrously funny for all

• Plea for Peace calls for music activism

• ‘Whirled’ festival fuses music, dance

• brown v. board of education: 50 years laterDecision grants access, but effects very gradual

• USAC reflects on achievements

• Talking with a former USAC presidential candidate

• Bruin juggles school with album release, tours

• Regents torn over fee hike proposal

• Softball: Softball comes together just in time for NCAAs

• W. golf: Women’s golf leads by 1 at halfway point

• Editorial: Choosing to self-segregate counteracts diversity

• Calendar: Theater & Arts

• Approach stars with questions, not awe

• Review: Unique perspectives of ‘Comedy Crush’ redeem show’s shaky start

• M. tennis: NCAA atmosphere doesn’t intimidate

• Letters to the editor

• M. waterpolo: Bruin up for award honoring nation’s best water polo player

• Internet darlings a far cry from the meek bunnies of Playboy fame

• Does porn affect society’s view of women?

• Calendar: Film & TV

• Not So Glam Rock

• Archive covers restored rock ’n’ roll films with series

• Softball: Fine-tuning benefits softball at season’s end

• USAC, ASUCLA divided over roles

• W. tennis: More than the rivalry

• ‘A Day Without a Mexican’ rings true

• Speaks out

• M. golf: Team ready to exhibit full potential at West Regional

• Slate’s future on council uncertain

• News brief

Wednesday, May 19

• Flex appeal

• Lakers v. Kings: best rivalry in the West

• W. golf: Women’s golf in 2nd at NCAAs

• Editorial cartoon

• Student volunteers deserve official credit

• Budget cut protests hit statewide

• Three on trial for alleged rape of UCLA student

• South African natives share memories

• Prison scandal should be put in context

• Bruin digest

• Greco secures spot with Seattle Storm

• Editorial: Get a clue, America: Bush’s war is a disaster

• Letters to the editor

• W. tennis: Women’s tennis to battle USC for shot at quarterfinals

• M. track: Long jumper regains composure, confidence with Pac-10 title

• M. tennis: Top tennis player remembers UCLA career

• A closer look: State’s affirmative action ban still called into question

• UC staff among top Kerry donors

• A closer look: Maintaining image a struggle

• Baseball: Coach’s final home game ends in loss to Anteaters

• Energy Zone to open in Wooden Center

• A new issue for schools: self-segregation

Tuesday, May 18

• Letters to the sports desk

• Cracking down on file-sharing

• Student groups split over new endorsements of candidates

• ‘Manipulation is the key’ for Lawson’s presidential run

• Police say suspect in Landfair shooting neither UCLA student nor affiliate

• W. track: Quartet makes up for lost teammate

• Drive for profit lowers local newscast value

• News Briefs

• Letters to the editor

• Group rallies for action

• M. track: Bruin rebounds in final race

• Baseball: Baseball in tight Pac-10 race

• Runoff candidates continue campaigns as elections begin

• Exclusive Students First! taints facts to further agenda

• All sides of debate on Prop. 209 use ruling

• Editorial: Long road still ahead for equality in education

• Bruin digest

• W. golf: UCLA tees off for season-long goal

• Anti-apartheid actions recalled

• M. golf: Shoot generates buzz on the green

• Viruses worm their way into UCLA computers

• Golf photos convert one new fan

• Crimewatch

Monday, May 17

• M. track: Hurdler powers to Pac-10 conference title

• W. track: Desert sweep

• Speaks out

• Watch your wireless: ’Net mooching is here

• Baseball: UCLA rakes in series win over WSU

• Nobel laureate champions democracy

• UCLA names new athletic director

• M. track: Desert sweep

• Development program gives children playful hospital experience

• Students to rally around landmark case

• Letters to the editor

• W. track: Jumper lands Pac-10 title

• W. tennis: Women’s tennis tops first two opponents

• ‘Heroes helping heroes’ run, walk to support hospital

• Law merges with business sense

• Editorial: Only one presidential candidate has power to unite

• Bruin digest

• M. tennis: Weekend wins send Bruins to Tulsa

• Bell may toll for campus eatery

• Softball: Softball ends regular season with triple victories

• Sports a valuable escape during difficult times

• brown v. board of education: 50 years laterRuling slowly changed face of UCLA

• Baseball: Ceremony celebrates 30 years of coaching

• Board cites possible campaign infractions

• Monday Commentary: Classical music sounds inaccessible – but it isn’t

• Westwood nightlife hears shots fired; few details available

• Softball: Softball earns nation’s No. 2 seed

Friday, May 14

• Letters to the editor

• Department’s Marathon Reading marches on to 9th year

• Rowing: Bruins race to end season on top

• M. tennis: Men’s Oral Roberts matchup fuels anxiety

• Diversity criteria needed before implementation

• Don’t rush to achieve college dating goals

• W. track: Track warms up for familiar hurdle

• Google IPO auction type friendly to students

• Bruin digest

• Briefs

• Softball: Softball takes on No. 1 Arizona

• Voting turnout declines from 2003

• A rush to slow down

• Editorial: Online elections should yield more voters

• Two Rose Bowls not a solution for play-offs

• Conference to examine economics in Latin America

• Runoff to determine president

• Editorial: RIP: An epitaph for the indie candidates

• Budget set $3.7 billion higher

• Baseball: Team to honor seniors, coach

• Programs reach out for funding alternatives

• M. track: Pressure rising for men’s track team

• Campus Taco Bell doesn’t deserve to go

• Editorial cartoon

• Sigma Chi begins road to regain sponsorship

• Regents hard-pressed by May budget revision

• Proposed FBI building upsets some Westwood residents

• W. tennis: First serve

Thursday, May 13

• Feature photo

• John Rando flushes out a big success with ‘Urinetown’

• Calendar: Theater & Arts

• A Lasting Tribute

• Calendar: Film & TV

• Lighting the way

• Compact distresses California legislators

• Desegregation success isn't black and white

• Full House

• Letters to the Editor

• Hollywood’s summer blockbusters springing up too early

• ‘Last American Bar’ marks a UCLA first

• Straight from the director’s mouth: Do what you love

• Archive shelves the superficial to show a more real L.A.

• Lessons learned by a self-proclaimed gambling addict

• M. tennis: Center Court

• Applied math takes on a whole new meaning

• Dynes attempts to connect with students

• M. track: Throwing trio aims to leave a mark at Pac-10

• Screen Scenes

• Group blends genres, ethnicities for style that pops

• UCLA striving to comply with UC regulations on student group funding

• Speaks Out

• Review: Mars Volta spurns convention

• College chairs wary of deal

• Candidates treat students to creative campaigns

• Laker love: Sports fever takes over Westwood

• President’s nomination for U.S. archivist controversial

• Poker takes hold as newest pastime

• M.I.P. great for Bruin, Duck rivalry

• UCLA basketball legend Kiki Vandeweghe still sports the blue and gold

• M. basketball: Basketball standout chooses Oregon

• The Myth of 'Troy'

• Bloc voting worries Elections Board

• Softball: Softball’s ‘puzzle’ still being pieced

• Editorial cartoon

• Calendar: Music

• Editorial: Taco Bell's disrespect for students unacceptable

• Bruin digest

• Soundbites

Wednesday, May 12

• The lowdown on USAC campaign fliers

• Compact a bet on state’s economy

• W. track: Long jumper will seek second opinion on injury

• M. track: 800m runners go the distance at Oxy Invite

• Don’t let requirement limit definition of diversity

• W. track: Nilsson unable to compete in Pac-10s

• M. basketball: Basketball phenom strikes UCLA from consideration

• Baseball: Bruins’ decisive victory makes playoffs a possibility

• A closer look: Legislators angered at lack of consultation

• Letter to the editor

• Editorial: Governor’s deal still not a real compromise

• Zinni offers criticism of U.S. military presence in Iraq

• A closer look: Prison union’s influence on budget in question

• W. tennis: Eligibility issues no longer a concern

• Budget agreement reached

• Budget debate not just about money

• Editorial cartoon

• Campaign expenses vary by candidate, slate

• Pulse Copy services to cease operations by start of summer

• Slate ties of commissions disputed

• Election week yields eclectic art, conversation and T-shirts

• Shattered Shapiro: Author of flimsy exposé in league with Blair, Glass

• MLB entrusts minor league drug testing to UCLA

• A closer look: Student association lobbies against proposed cuts

• One for herself

• Feature photo

• Olympians’ courage to be tested in Athens

Tuesday, May 11

• UCLA tennis teams will pull surefire wins

• Letters to the editor

• Baseball: Hitting coach could take the helm

• Campus unity No. 1 priority

• Your health: An ounce of prevention

• Bruin groups endorse a mixed bag

• Experience makes best leader

• Bruin digest

• Researchers aim to find quick fix for disorder

• Crimewatch

• Impartiality key to new start

• Elections Board monitors campaign expense reports but is limited by Elections Code

• Letter to the sports desk

• Benefits of supplement use debatable in sports

• M. tennis: Men’s tennis mentally preparing for first round of NCAA tourney

• Destination Jamaica: a medical journey

• UC Merced hopeful that first students will be welcomed in ’05

• W. track: Top long jumper to miss rest of season

• News briefs

• M. basketball: Growing PAINS

• Taco Bell fails to report

• Book misconstrues facts

• Briefs

• Campaigning under way to raise voter turnout

• T-shirt display brings forum, education

• Students First! Web site may violate conduct code

• Equal access needed for all

• Editorial: USAC should focus on students, not politics

• Subcontractor accused of unsafe practices

Monday, May 10

• Baseball: Wildcats gnaw through team’s content

• Editorial board endorsement: Martinez brings involvement, progress to Academic Affairs

• The Great Wall

• Relay’s gift to cancer research runs total over $10,000

• Editorial board endorsement: General representative standouts Kono, Neesby and Wood offer well-defined goals with enthusiasm

• M. track: Ducks soar over Bruins at Pac-10s

• Editorial board endorsement: Referendum a valuable resource for UC lobbyists

• Some outreach can manage growth

• Bruin digest

• Candidates map out USAC visibility

• Euro expansion to make travel less taxing

• Editorial board endorsement: Bautista true to Financial Supports

• Film turns lens on Latino impact

• Editorial board endorsement: Bhuiyan’s experience best for Cultural Affairs

• W. golf: Something left to prove

• Bus drives home reality of terrorism

• Candidates’ ads directed at youth

• IP delay won’t repeat this year

• Softball: For softball, the only consistency is change

• Briefs

• Editorial board endorsement: IVP capability lies in Espinosa

• Editorial board endorsement: Four unopposed candidates all fit to head their commissions

• W. track: Bruins fall short of heptathalon goals

• Editorial board endorsment: Experience, vision prepare Vu for EVP

• Gilbert Quiñonez | Catch and calculate: an athlete with smarts

• Many threats mention L.A.

• Candidates gather for public debate

• Editorial board endorsement: Ludlow the best presidential choice for all

Friday, May 7

• More talk, less assumptions

• Mother’s Day truly has altruistic origins

• Planning ahead makes cents: Make a budget and stick by it

• Candidates to face-off at debate

• Funding an impending USAC issue

• Professor’s expertise paying off

• W. track: Hurdler gears up for heptathlon

• Softball: Cal, Stanford may tax UCLA softball

• Speculation circles Bush’s economic impact

• UCLA releases Sigma Chi investigation information

• [Online exclusive] Candidates present plans of action, debate slate

• Board commits to diversity req

• Initiative seeks $3 billion for stem cell research

• Recruiting voyeurs should log off and stop speculating

• Letters to the Editor

• Anderson students hold fashion show benefit

• Faulty meters short drivers

• Bruin digest

• Baseball: Scouring field for Adams’ successor

• W. golf: Golfer’s rounds nearly perfect

• M. track: Bruins aim for decathlon win en route to Pac-10s

• Rumsfeld must be held accountable for POW harm

Thursday, May 6

• USAC elections worthy of students’ interest

• Jennifer Aniston (Rachel)

• Festival brings folklore into present

• Loan fees may rise

• MEChA says it’s a UCPD target

• M. volleyball: MPSF commissioner calls for stop to NCAA eligibility commentary

• Courteney Cox Arquette (Monica)

• W. tennis: Future looks ugly for women’s tennis team

• M. basketball: Alumnus goes to L.A. Clippers

• W. golf: Bruins confidently head north

• E-board has no right to enforce IP delay

• Fee hike issue still a priority

• Council victories this year should guide election choices

• Lisa Kudrow (Phoebe)

• Sporting the right stuff: sleeveless shirts invade UCLA

• M. tennis: Men’s tennis award No. 4 seed

• Baseball: Shockers strike another blow to Bruin baseball

• M. Track: Pole vaulter finishes second in high jump in meet against USC

• Sitcom choices reveal your true nature

• Review: dB Magazine's 2nd Annual Coachella Diary

• Screen scene

• Series finale signals end of iconic decade

• Feature photo

• Candidates cautious about donations

• Fans throw goodbye parties for their favorite ‘Friends’

• Soundbites

• Union coalition lobbies to prevent UC cutbacks

• M. volleyball: Season proves Bruins don’t die hard

• Slates allow candidates to pool ideas, funds

• FLASH INTERACTIVE: Making time for friends

• Bringing Pilipino art to UCLA

• Bruin digest

• Camping out for a cause

• Review: ‘Junebug Symphony’ dreams up enchanting comedic blend

• David Schwimmer (Ross)

• Matt LeBlanc (Joey)

• Editorial cartoon

• Review: Move over, Clay: ‘Ultimate Idol’ takes the stage

• Expert advice on book collecting

• Editorial: Don't delay Chicana/o Studies department

• Q&A: Disappearing Act

• A blue-and-gold shield

• Matthew Perry (Chandler)

• Softball: Focus on home runs results in loss

Wednesday, May 5

• Softball: Bruins gear up to face No. 3 Huskies, look to pitching staff to clinch win

• A closer look: Requirement gets mixed reviews at other UCs

• Students’ desires for air conditioning in dorms heat up

• Midday watering may be wasteful

• A closer look: Timing of Students First! tent city questioned

• W. water polo: Bruins aim to make waves next season

• Letters to the editor

• Editorial: UCLA needs meaningful diversity requirement

• Editorial cartoon

• Chávez Center closer to its goals

• Lawson unfit to head USAC

• Softball: Softball player’s treatment scrutinized

• A spring forecast of UCLA's title hopes

• W. basketball: Sleepless in Seattle

• Walkout disrupts meeting

• Bruin digest

• Students march in protest of outreach cuts

• Local nonprofit groups

• Baseball: Baseball unable to jolt past Shockers

• Redirect USAC: Vote out Students First!

• Memorial service honors fallen student

• A closer look: USAC candidates call for diversity

Tuesday, May 4

• Change frequents slates

• Security checks deter international students

• Josh Lawson best choice to correct corruption done by Students First!

• Softball: Softball selected to host regional game

• NCAA reforms can’t be expected to succeed

• Editorial: Soldiers’ alleged acts further taint U.S. name

• Briefs

• Governor’s attention needed at home

• Baseball: Baseball sits third in Pac-10

• M. tennis: Surprise, Surprise

• Construction on the Hill addressed at ORL forum

• Bruin digest

• Football: Dorrell ends spring ball encouraged but with little settled

• Homeless in need of community support

• Forum examines new birth control methods

• Briefs

• USAC members to walk out for diversity

• Crimewatch

• Letters to the sports desk

• CLICC making efforts to alert students to alternative campus computer labs

• Web sites, forums ‘get ideas out there’

• W. track: Women’s track may see trio’s return

• Professor develops new gene therapy for cancer

Monday, May 3

• Softball: Softball brings home first weekend sweep

• Baseball: Pitching gives UCLA trouble against USC

• W. water polo: Loss ends Bruins’ quest for NCAA bid

• Take time: Get to know life outside UCLA

• ‘An independent ... can fill some of the riffs’

• Editorial: USAC candidates should play by the rules

• FLASH SPECIAL: The Campaign for Kerckhoff

• ASUCLA weighs future budget

• ‘The issues we address are relevant to students’

• Football: Scrimmage sets QB as team leader

• Editorial: Spring Sing a rare treat of talent

• W. water polo: Goalkeepers play crucial role in MPSF matchup

• Student returns to UCLA after stint in Iraq

• Letters to the editor

• Moday commentary: Find delicious, buried treasure by the SEAS

• M. track: Pole vaulter bounds beyond injury to take 1st

• W. track: Bruin’s new approach falls short

• Feature photo

• Spring Singers ‘Steal the Show’

• Bruin digest

• Track meet proves to be the key to beating ’SC

• Stop the drop: Take action to solve admissions ‘crisis’

• ‘I can be an advocate in the truest sense’

• Internet voting delay unfair

• ‘I just think that it’s time for a change’

• MEChA hosts statewide conference at UCLA

• GSA sets new agenda

• TAKING FLIGHT W.track: Sprinter back on top after world-class 400m finish

• TAKING FLIGHT M.track: Thrower leads team to Trojan defeat

• Baseball: Baseball defeats USC in ‘miracle of Jackie Robinson Field’

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