Story archive for April 2001

Tuesday, May 1

• Thumbs Up, Thumbs Down

• Exclusive: Now’s your chance to ask the chancellor a question!

• By the numbers

• Encounter at LAX offers space-age ambience

• Four candidates to run unopposed

• Shore returns to UCLA for Cinco de Mayo act

• Bruins prepare at renowned meet

• Comedians bring unique skills beyond mountains

• Bruins miss MPSF title, focus on NCAAs

• More than numbers

• Team looks homeward to end streak of losses

• Capitalism taking over planet

• Burmese government strips citizens of their rights

• Music, Tracks, Field

• Hospital to serve fair trade coffee

• Letters

• UCLA brings home Pac-10 championship

• Local residents report gunshots, firecrackers

• Position open: Dodgers GM; anyone can apply for job

• Pac-10 title slips through UCLA’s fingers

• Daily Rx

• Mayoral candidates featured on panel

• Squad finishes second at Cal-Nevada meet

• A&E Briefs

• Crime Watch

Monday, April 30

• The Freshman Fore

• Sound bites

• Youth need community support in education efforts

• The Freshman Fore

• Bruins head for NCAA tournament

• Blue Man Group’s music can stand up on its own

• Quality of rock ’n’ roll heading down the drain

• Weekend at the Lake

• USAC revisions still not official

• Center honors activist Belafonte

• Mad about her

• Fire starts in pipe at Levering apartment

• Goerl delivers as Bruins shut out Bay Area teams

• UCLA beaten in every statistical category, takes victory anyway

• Coalition a step in right direction for Arabs, Jews

• Letters

• Carberry’s criticisms of UCLA team prove to be unfounded

• Special reception celebrates Israel’s independence day

• Art in Motion

• Press Pound

• Team swept by USC over weekend

• Protesters call for end to UCLA experiments

Friday, April 27

• Sports life about more than mere competition

• Volunteers keep festival running smoothly

• Football Notebook

• Mullholland aims to set record straight on granddad

• UCLA advances to MPSF tourney final

• Page Turner

• Introduce imagination to your sex life

• Book-buying conveniences homogenize U.S. culture

• Student groups celebrate, protest state

• UCLA hosts sixth-annual event with L.A. Times

• Bruins burn Ducks in matches

• Speaks Out

• Margaret Cho shares stories of her life in ‘I’m the One That I Want’

• UCLA hosts Bay area schools this weekend

• Bruins head to Hawaii for MPSF tournament

• Mural event brings readers, artists together

• Store will remain in, out of the zone

• Community Briefs

• Professors share academic expertise on literature

• Petitions for privacy act underway

• Pac-10 standings pending as team battles USC

• GSA exceeds threshold thanks to online vote

• Proposition 36 offers easy out for offenders

Thursday, April 26

• The reluctant hitman

• Clean-up

• Nuclear may hold answer to energy crisis

• High court takes bite out of Civil Rights Act

• Glass brings his take on ‘American Life’ to Royce

• Deadline approaches for USAC

• UCLA takes two, ends up No. 2

• Sports figures should get opportunity to fight back

• Screen Scene

• Mandatory fees foster diverse marketplace of ideas

• Will and Grace

• Tay-Sachs testing offered free of charge on campus

• Losing streak persists as squad falls to 49ers

• Costa’s latest offers musical autobiography

• MLB-bound USC hurler Prior could give Bruins a run for their money

• Group defines its international sound with improvisation and mathematics

• Activists pay too little attention to oppression abroad

• UCLA’s seniors step up in tourney

• Jews must stand together, work for peace

• UCLA needs motivated, progressive students

• Bruin talent drafted to Eagles, Titans, Cowboys

• Something About Santa Monica

Wednesday, April 25

• ASUCLA’s strategy serves students well

• Enter the dragon

• Campaigning process finalized for elections

• UCLA, Oregon come back to LATC

• Financial cost of graduation envokes anger over principle

• Surprise endings reveal society’s short memory

• Art, tragedy linked through intensity of life

• Life N' Lecture

• Saragoza steps down, UCI vice chancellor takes over

• Young team ends season well, heads into playoffs

• Fashionable fundraiser fosters cancer research

• Bruins look to tune up on Highlanders today

• Gymnasts lauded, week’s weakest links discovered

• Keeping the balance

• Kapono to continue as Bruin in ’02

• Royce to host tribute for avant-garde artist

• Destructive actions reflective of larger problem

• UCLA labor fights for more rights

• UCLA may lower GE requirements

• Regents-designate hold forum in residence hall

• Community Briefs

• Sound Bites

• Squad hopes to conquer weekend relays

• Medeski Martin and Wood’s sound fusion leads to rocking good time

Tuesday, April 24

• Bon Jovi proves it’s more than just an ’80s holdover

• 86th anniversary prompts Armenian Genocide march

• Crime Watch

• XFL probably seemed like a good idea at the time

• Columnist severely misinformed on U.S. military issues

• Arab, Jewish groups launch peace forum

• UCLA gets $13.9 million for lung cancer research

• Group’s youth belies its experience

• History should acknowledge tragedy of genocide

• Duffers show they’re not chumps

• Daily Rx

• Thumbs Up, Thumbs Down

• GSA hopes for high online voter turnout

• Bruin Bloopers

• Federal law to restrict aid for students with drug offenses

• Softball Briefs

• Bruins meet with uneven performances

• ‘Poet’s Garden’ blooms with artistry

• Two roads diverge in Westwood

• Three athletes qualify for nationals at Mt. SAC

• A&E Briefs

• Bruins travel north to face Cal, Stanford in rematches

• Bridging the Gap

• Two roads diverge in Westwood

• Weekend series against Wildcats leaves busy Bruins no time to rest

• Center unites mind, body studies

• Death comes to all

Monday, April 23

• Embracing the Earth

• Letters

• Women's Waterpolo Brief

• MOCA ads aim for name recognition

• Expanding NAFTA exploits workers in Latin America

• Xtreme exorcises Demons for XFL title

• Employment outlook positive for graduates, survey says

• Weekend wins escape UCLA

• Forum addresses inequalities in justice system

• Visionaries

• Tenure process, politics questioned

• Awareness of atrocities first step to preventing persecutions

• University needs to address harassment, discrimination

• Bruins break losing streak, cause Cal’s downfall

• Team aims to finish among the top three

• British fans carry UCLA spirit across the Atlantic

• Press pound

• Privatization of ASUCLA not guaranteed solution

• Teen theater group puts on show at Kerckhoff Hall

• Visionaries

• UCLA prepares for next year, signing top recruit

• Soundbites

• Philadelphia Eagles draft Freddie Mitchell at No. 25

• WAC department unveils new program

• Bruins capture NCAA championship

• Many miss out on show from energetic Genohm

• UCLA groups join efforts in recruitment

• Survivor recalls Holocaust with reading, movie

• Squad avenges season’s losses to Cardinal

Friday, April 20

• Latin jazz artists promise to bring culture to Royce

• Weekend series against Wildcats leaves busy Bruins no time to rest

• Out with political correctness, in with being honest

• Identity crisis

• Rodent pellets cause stir near Bomb Shelter

• Bruins travel north to face Cal, Stanford in rematches

• UCLA looks for revenge against Stanford

• Willis ties for individual all-around title

• Event recalls invasion, condemns embargo

• Lemon Jelly reaches sonic perfection

• Bruins dominate first preliminary NCAA meet

• Team hits stride, ready for Mt. SAC

• Chancellor visits L.A. inner-city schools

• UCLA prepares to face Bears, Cardinal again

• Wild wild west

• Forum needs variety of viewpoints

• Screen Scene

• Squad splits to compete in three seperate meets

• Professor is awarded Tyler Prize

• Community Briefs

• Speaks Out

• Freddie Mitchell hopes to be top pick in Saturday’s draft

• Budd stays true to herself after 30 years in showbiz

• SHAs plan to expand services, increase effectiveness

Thursday, April 19

• Quite A Rich Setting

• USAC brings lawyer into dispute regarding funds

• Renter's Guide

• Bruins lose early lead in 6-hour, 14-inning battle

• University, state must start putting students first

• Forum explores search for truth in Christian life

• Free speech debate obscures real issue: racism

• Selfish players dominate NBA, making league hardly fantastic

• UCLA can’t afford to look past Pac-10 cellar-dwellers

• Bruins head into season’s last game

• M.VOLLEYBALL NOTEBOOK

• Player Diaries

• Bruins prepare to play at U.S. Intercollegiates

• Sound Bites

• Vicious Cycle

• GSA elections begin today on Web

• Web Surfing

• UCLA aims for another NCAA title

• SOFTBALL NOTEBOOK

• London-based Minibar finds roots in America

• ‘420’ fosters unity through drugs

• Praxis interference behind E-Board chair’s resignation

• Philanthropist garners acclaim

• Family faces struggle as they begin ‘Looking for Normal’

• Demonstrators rally against capital punishment in U.S.

• Georgia on Their Minds

Wednesday, April 18

• Building for tomorrow

• Partnership generates Internet opportunities

• Bruins blow Tritons out of water 13-4 in last home game

• Students vital to success of campus recycling programs

• Advocates push to preserve wildlife

• Root of violence, crime in society lies beyond the stereotypes

• Sound Bites

• Scientists study medical applications of marijuana

• Kenya believe Bong won? Check out this package deal

• Cannabis aids creation, appreciation of music

• Council’s proposed changes to exempt status creates stir

• UCOP calls for review of UCLA outreach

• Community Briefs

• Perceptions of China incident impairs future roles

• Drug screening takes on new meaning

• Satirical show asks ‘Why am I here?’

• Housing project up for opening bids May 1

• The straight and narrow

• Graduate election will be held online

• ’Smoke Two Joints’ may be bad advice

• It's not easy being Green

• Stellar defense stuns Long Beach

• LETTERS

• Life N' Lecture

• FOOTBALL NOTEBOOK

Tuesday, April 17

• United States should spend money on poor, not military

• Crime Watch

• Task force reviews crime stats

• Clever writing makes 'End of the World' fun

• The Body Shop

• Cast shines in L.A. Opera’s revival of ‘Don Pasquale’

• Copeland’s set to move into Ackerman Union

• McCain’s bill won’t be miracle cure for corruption

• UCLA preoccupied by Regional worries

• Image is nothing?

• Sonoma stops complaining long enough to beat UCLA

• Life Skills course will open up to non-sorority sisters in Fall 2002

• Daily Rx

• Base comparisons trivialize real issues

• Non-conference midweek game to be crucial test of Bruins’ mettle

• A&E Briefs

• Los Angeles hopes to bring home million-dollar payday

• Prevalence of flowery fashions isn’t sexism - it’s just business

• Nicknames add to color, culture of sports world

• The Man with the Golden Arm

• Gore to visit UCLA sometime in May

• Daily Bruin editor in chief named by Communications Board

• Bruins fall to Washington schools

Monday, April 16

• Election date set back one week

• Young At Art

• Press Pound

• Veritas Forum to explore Christian faith

• South Asian Studies deserves stronger standing at university

• UCLA finishes home meet with many personal bests

• Fighting forces/fighting farce

• Regent Stephen Nakashima leaves board after 11 years

• Bruins crack in face of Cardinal

• Plan would only intensify UCLA’s educational flaws

• Squad cleans up more dual matches

• Gene Pool

• Palestinians, Israelis hope seeds of peace take root

• Organist to play only performance in Royce

• Bruins sweep weekend games

• Teach-in shows opposition to FTAA

• Recycling old TV shows is lazy movie-making

• 14 lengthy innings take their toll on both teams

• UCLA athletes win last home meet this year

• FTAA would spread NAFTA’s evils across hemisphere

• Irvine’s surprise win was mixed blessing

• Squad takes two against strong Huskies

Friday, April 13

• Team looks for upsets on trip to Washington schools

• Screen Scenes

• Event raises awareness of Islam

• Community Briefs

• Role of Muslim women celebrated with event

• Team faces freshman phenom

• Student council works to resolve elections calamity, alter bylaws

• No. 1 Bruins confident as they take on Huskies

• Hey San Francisco, at least Los Angelenos wear pants

• Squad hopes to send UW home with even more bad memories

• Speaks Out

• Squad hopes to dominate triangular meet

• Huskies’ pitcher shuts out Bruins

• Nebraska and CSUN to run against UCLA on Saturday

• Letters

• Freaky Friday

• Men's Golf Preview (ONLINE EXTRA)

• Sexist patterns revealed in spring fashion scene

• UCLA players see red, seek revenge on No. 5 Stanford

• Men's Hoops Notebook

• Rocky road

• UCLA Library hopes to give fellowships

• ‘Bruin News 29’ makes its television debut

Thursday, April 12

• Duo targets global art community

• Even better than before

• Sustaining Beauty

• UCLA scrimmages with top-ranked junior college

• Family Values

• UCLA wins one-run affair against SDSU

• U.S.-supported sanctions continue to harm innocents

• Community directory to publicize service opportunities available

• Progressive taxation root of issue

• Web Surfing

• Employees say unequal status is unfair, divisive

• ‘Lotus Steps’ to feature Chinese culture, history

• Bruins find chemistry to end season on high note

• Tails of Love

• L&S unit requirements may change

• Mass quantities of alcohol can enhance major sporting events

• Asian take on play helps make funny things happen

• Distance runners ready to make leap to steeplechase

• Injunction bars CSU, UC energy price increases

• College Briefs

• Toppling the Opposition

• Civil rights protests as important as ever

• UC’s acceptance figures gloss over inequities

Wednesday, April 11

• Community Briefs

• Group looks to raise awareness of Islam

• Baseball goes to the birds in season slump

• 2001: A Space Odyssey

• Pencils signify pain of sanctions

• Sound Bites

• Cafe gives KFC a run for its money

• Bruins use Roadrunners to tune up skills

• Surgeon general feted by UCLA academic unit

• Can men and women really be ‘just’ friends?

• BruinGO! is valuable resource for students at UCLA

• ‘Eyes’ looks at Asian culture in new light

• Industry’s future reveals commercialization’s evils

• Gadzuric makes plans to return for senior season

• Immature minds subject to irreversible futures

• Singer Fedderly stars in ‘Don Pasquale’

• Football Notebook

• Waters of Temptation

• Villaraigosa, Hayden top primaries

• Life 'N Lecture

• A Real Steal

• Mad Cow has contributed to British problem with agriculture

• Softball Notebook

• Researchers turn fat into commodity

Tuesday, April 10

• Injury, bad weather hinder Bruins; team bears losses to Stanford, Cal

• Crime Watch

• Former Bruin Troy Aikman ends Cowboy career

• Treasures of China

• Squad gets three first place finishes at Texas Relays

• Online services recover from attacks

• Slow finish leaves UCLA in 10th place

• Daily Rx

• A&E Briefs

• Match against San Diego St. may get UCLA back on track

• Letters

• Novel barely keeps readers awake

• Devil ‘jazz’ music does do all those things preachers said it would

• IRS-trained volunteers offer free tax advice

• UCLA drops series despite early victory

• Kapono must soon choose whether to leave for NBA

• Affirmative action insufficient solution to racial inequity

• De Neve structures not likely to be ready in fall

• Lack of student concern equals disinterest of candidates

• Men's Volleyball Notebook

• Squad undertakes bigger challenges at Texas Relays

• IMAX movie delves into deep caves

• Candidates for mayor believe local media has ignored them

Monday, April 9

• Press Pound

• Villaraigosa promises action, results

• Event advocates change, compassionate leadership

• E-board chair resigns over election process

• Team pools resources, still can’t beat Cardinal

• Proposition A assists in assuring quality of community colleges

• For the love of the book

• ‘The Dish’ uncovers forgotten story

• Encroachment of major languages endangers biodiversity

• ‘Wonder Boys’ an overlooked gem

• Articles perpetuate confusion about funding of campus groups

• Candidates offer blurred, albeit different, stances on issues

• Dorm prices to increase next year

• Swedish party chair visits Anderson

• UCLA magnificent in Regionals

• UCLA triumphs over Tritons after early scare

• Bruins take season’s first lost, defeat Cal next day

• Some like it Hot

• Amendment step in right direction to reform LAPD

• Football Briefs

• Hayden’s progressive ticket helps students

• Online voting could cause changes in campus politics

• Play takes deeper look at familial relationships

• Squad escapes up-down weekend

• Exhibit reveals make-up secrets

Friday, April 6

• Introduced bill looks to save students from debt

• Bruins to host Regional Championships

• Expected roles hinder career goals

• Bruins prepare to face tough opponents on Bay Area trip

• Coming together

• Sands gets one last chance to help UCLA in NCAAs

• UCLA accused of recruiting violations

• Enron wants to change contract with UCs, CSUs

• Former worker takes battery suit to court

• Speaks out

• Squad to look for upset this weekend over No. 1 Cardinal

• Council candidates participate in forum

• Trees on campus are clear reminders of past racism

• Screen Scene

• Sports recruiters should seek diversity, not skills

• Treatment for herniated disk developed by UCLA physician

• Neighbour to direct intellectual property department

• Performer wields independence through studio projects

• Down Under

• Anderson predicts likely recession

• ‘QED’ features life of noted physicist on stage

• Squad vies for favorable postseason seeding

• Team faces Arizona in latest installment of rivalry

• Team up to Stanford’s challenge

Thursday, April 5

• Web Surfing

• Bruins to face stalwart competition in Arizona

• Smooth production makes story of sex, lies a delight

• Fifth District candidates vie for substantial student vote

• Celebrating the life, friendship, graciousness of UCLA alumna

• Give world’s most popular sport chance it deserves

• Sproul workers unsatisfied with payment settlement

• Cat-and-mouse chase fuels new ‘Enemy’

• Pac-10 title, NCAA burnout mark up-down year

• Aging gracefully

• Blacks miss global picture, ignore current opportunities

• Youthful squad prepares for formidable Texas Relays

• City of Angels

• Simply repealing SP-1, 2 won’t combat apathy

• Sweet Soweto

• UCLA soundly defeats Northridge

• ‘All your base’ phenomenon just another passing fad

• Media coverage of Albanians deceives public

• Team heads to Texas to compete with the best

• Life 'N Lecture

• Few cited for Midnight Yell disturbances

• College Briefs

• Council rejects online voting proposal

• Judge’s affirmative action ruling goes to High Court

• The greatest ride in town

• Mayoral contenders square off

• Choreographed chaos of ‘STOMP’ lands in L.A.

Wednesday, April 4

• Six L.A. candidates to debate in Royce Hall

• Students donate funds, time to earthquake-stricken El Salvador

• What lies beneath

• Letter

• Painting the town

• Minority admits at UC near pre-SP-1 levels

• Community Briefs

• Zapatista struggle demands student support

• Sound Bites

• The 26.2 Mile Routine

• Initiate change, vote Hayden for City Council

• Softball Briefs

• Berkeley professor gave athletes false course credit

• Prank caller gets year in jail, 3 years probation

• Holton returns to Portland to lead Pilots

• Oxford wows Bruins with pathetic skills

• If you enhance your rave experience, do so safely

• UCLA makes splash in game, conquers Waves

• Human cloning oversteps ethical boundaries

• Both Men and Women Do the Work of the World

• UCLA grad Alpert takes unconventional path

Tuesday, April 3

• UCLA suffers first loss to Cardinal, nabs wins vs. Cal

• Bruins start outdoor season on right foot, run over competition

• Spring it On

• SP-1, 2 protesters living in the past

• Former student dies in plane crash

• Soboroff has experience, ability to lead Los Angeles into future

• Crime Watch

• Fuhl promises to save fate of several sports

• Author promotes dream in ‘Raising Fences’

• Aiming to Stay

• Squad continues to roll, stays undefeated

• A&E Briefs

• Growing child care need affects UCLA

• Court rules against Wisconsin fees

• Rocker performs soulful songs in front of reminiscing audience

• Thumbs Up, Thumbs Down

• Bruins begin outdoor season with decisive victory

• Lifting weights

• Team struggles for two vs. WSU

• UCLA splashes into spring with strong win over Gauchos

• Mock trial team places fifth nationally

• UC official deserves stiffer punishment for dishonesty

• Daily Rx

• New Chinese film creates sensuous, alluring mood

Monday, April 2

• Watson ends career with passion, class

• Loss to Stanford ends win streak at eight, inspires Bruins to work harder

• Seniors bid swim team farewell

• Study provides insight into odd sexual kinks

• Letters

• Ten-year career yields new habits for group

• Trojans burst under pressure from Blue Devils

• Racist ad is not free speech issue

• Cal freshman a breakout star at NCAA Championship meet

• New Web site offers biased, invalid instructor assessment

• Quality film follows highs, lows of cocaine dealer’s life

• Tie for 5th at tournament boosts confidence of floundering squad

• BruinGo! back for another year

• Press pound

• Angel flight

• Buzz off!

• Hedrick Hall will serve breakfast spring quarter thanks to survey

• Letters

• Squad finishes 15th at NCAAs

• Shower door blocks team’s path to victory

• Bibby builds bright future for ’SC hoops

• Santanas honored for services in community

• Census numbers indicate need for repeal of SP-1, 2

• Bruins hit dead end against Duke

• UCLA researchers expose HIV latency mechanism

• Stop being ashamed of your offensive face

• UCLA bounces back to beat Hawai’i

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