Story archive for December 2001

Wednesday, Dec. 19

• ONLINE EXTRA: Steve Lavin has got to go?

Sunday, Dec. 16

• ONLINE EXTRA: UCLA computers seized in U.S. Customs piracy investigation

• ONLINE EXTRA: Bruins narrowly avoid upset at hands of Irvine

Wednesday, Dec. 12

• ONLINE EXTRA: Almost Acoustic Christmas offers plenty of exciting gifts

Monday, Dec. 10

• Do the Bruins have what it takes to get to the Final Four?

• Players spend offseason conditioning

• ONLINE EXTRA: Team's three seniors see college careers come to a close

• Conference promises tough competition

• ONLINE EXTRA: Bruins overcome recent problems to decisively beat Crimson Tide

• Men's Team Contributors

• Conference to resume holding its tournament for NCAA berth

• ONLINE EXTRA: Dominant Long Beach State ends Bruins' season

• Don’t get upset, Duke still might not win NCAA title

• Blue Chip or Red Flag?

• Bruins trying to live up to expectations

• Class in Session

• Class in Session

• In offseason, players work on improving skills, selves

• These Bruins deserve a second look

• Pac-10 competition has potential be full of surprises this year

• Women's Team Contributors

• On court or with team, Leatham takes charge

• Cummings adopts dad’s advice, adds own style

• Pride on the line

Thursday, Dec. 6

• Letters

• Diners will delight in local eateries

• Mass nudity, screaming help students relieve stress

• Diversity courses fail to teach students tolerance

• Squad finishes No. 2, exceeds expectations

• Midnight Yell serves as valid stress relief

• Cannabis University promotes hemp

• Fitness brief

• Policy helps students enter UC, leave small-town mindsets behind

• Insomniac

• Poor play reasserts winning isn’t everything

• Eels treat audience to healthy dose of rock

• Patriotism not equal to hunger for war

• Snow Flicks: "No Man's Land"

• Bruins won’t be bowling in San Jose, Boise games

• UC evaluates defenses against cyberterrorism

• Team must jump Hawaiian hurdle to play Long Beach

• ONLINE EXTRA: Diversity requirement challenges students with different perspectives

• Snow Flicks: The Royal Tenenbaums

• Activists hide role in outbreak of disease

• Hines fails to profit on play time; position remains open

• Job market to suffer, albeit briefly

• Bruins’ promising season ends abruptly

• Screen Scenes

• Study to analyze nonprofits’ role in city

• UC can raise pay, union leaders say

• UCLA music professor remains enigma

• Disc jockeys

• ONLINE EXTRA: Letters

• Prospective student begins wait for admission decision

• Palestinian leader fosters global terrorism

• ONLINE EXTRA: Bible must be understood in context

• License to kill

• Tis the season

• Bombings challenge Jewish, Muslim students

• Snow Flicks: How High

• ONLINE EXTRA: Americans can distinguish between Arabs, terrorists

• Lecture offers only limited suggestions for solutions

• Anderson Forecast predicts brief recession, slow recovery

• UCLA Chorale responds to tragedy with concert

• Press Pound

• New contraceptive methods hope to encourage safer sex

• Police, school warn against finals week disturbances

Monday, Dec. 3

• UCLA to host Riverside Wednesday

• AIM provides care for industry

• ONLINE EXTRA: Swimming wins at Husky Invitational

• Tribunals further tip scales of justice

• Remembering George Harrison

• Bible preaches multitude of conflicting ideas

• ONLINE EXTRA: Gymnastics team performs for fans

• Schrader speaks on screenwriting

• Utes embarrass squad, win by 47 points

• Stores provide style link between stars, consumer

• Stanford wins NCAA championship

• ‘Fantastic Four’ lift Bruin respectability

• Gators bite Bruins despite stellar play

• Oppression is same problem worldwide

• McEwan, Bragg shine against Sun Devils

• Harrison’s music touches on contemporary feeling

• De Neve hit by further delays

• News Briefs

• Curtain Calls

• Housing problems need real solution

• USAC needs to expand its goals, tolerance

• Team sweeps Penn State, advances to Sweet 16

• Bozeman to undergo surgery on knee

• Incubus lights crowd at Universal Amphitheatre

• Squad loses to Mustangs in third round of tourney

• A world of awareness

• C'est la vie

• World AIDS Day speaker recalls victims, emphasizes education

• Pro-military films prove opportunistic

• WAC students optimistic over headquarter switch

• Dinner held to encourage dialogue

• UCLA finishes season with victory over ASU

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