Story archive for December 2002

Saturday, Dec. 28

• Bruin football ends season, era with bowl victory

• Bruins flounder in national spotlight

• Assistant coaches guide team to win

• Kapono can't bail out Bruins at buzzer

• Hnida kicks her way into history

Wednesday, Dec. 25

• Bruins lose Pitts to knee injury, game to Baylor

Tuesday, Dec. 24

• Bruins' slow first half determines loss to Jayhawks

Sunday, Dec. 22

• UCLA (2-4) needs quick turnaround after loss to Kansas

• Niusulu pleads guilty to battery; Reese, Havner, Olsen, Moore expect to play in Las Vegas

Saturday, Dec. 21

• Dorrell to assume his first head coaching position at UCLA

• Don't wait long for Dorrell to get results

Friday, Dec. 20

• Bruins fall short of win despite height advantage

Tuesday, Dec. 17

• Bruin big men earn their wings against Pilots

• UCLA spreads the ball in 105-67 laugher against Portland

• National championship comes at the right time for UCLA

• Regents vote 11-4 to raise student fees

• UCLA takes national title with another 1-0 shutout of Stanford

• Defense emerges as UCLA's best weapon in playoffs

Saturday, Dec. 14

• Men's soccer to play for NCAA title after 2-1 win over Maryland

Friday, Dec. 13

• Giuliani discusses principled leadership at UCLA conference

Thursday, Dec. 12

• UCPD arrests three suspects for alleged sexual assault in dorms

Tuesday, Dec. 10

• Patterson should be back at UCLA after earning sufficient marks

• Toledo fired two days after loss to Washington State

Monday, Dec. 9

• Born in blue and gold

• 'Not just another six-foot white guy'

• Next Generation

• Bruins flounder in fourth game against Waves, exit NCAA tourney

• Loss to Washington St. leaves Toledo’s job in jeopardy

• Pac-10 predictions find Oregon schools, Arizona early favorites

• Too many losses = fired coach?

• Romar, Dollar plan to up game tempo to attract recruits, fans

• Hot, soft seats go for cold, hard cash

• Energized Bruins trounce 49ers, 81-58

• Bruins make use of full court press

• Kapono reemerges, posts high points

• Possible upset of Pepperdine unrealized after late game falters

• Toledo's firing provides more questions than answers

• Motion offense lacks execution

• Scheduling difficult for mid-major teams

• Bulldogs nip Bruins in hard-fought game

• Oregon pits visiting teams against McArthur Court

• Men’s soccer capitalizes on red card, one man advantage

• UCLA gets early holiday present with Bowl invite

• Bruins score landslide victory, 7-1

• Pac-10 looking for redemption

• Pac-10’s second stage status limits exposure

Saturday, Dec. 7

• Alleged sexual assault has students worried about safety

Friday, Dec. 6

• UCLA serves up powerful game

• Bruins sweep 49ers out of NCAA tournament

Thursday, Dec. 5

• UC student fee policy undergoes more revision

• It's that time of year again ...

• Briefs

• Letters to the Editor

• Screenscenes

• Men’s water polo fails to fulfill expectations

• Editorial: Ignoring race would promote social barriers

• Student hypnotist dazzles subjects, audience

• UCLA Tae Kwon Do springs to new level

• It's that time of year again ...

• Residents complain of late or lost mail

• Possible Harvard speech code unwise

• Low high school funding complicates admissions

• Students bring ‘UC Nuclear Free’ campaign to UCLA

• State denies the UC negotiation assistance

• ‘Woyzeck’ a vibrant feast for audience’s eyes

• USAC delays budget, works to measure student opinion

• Vice chair to present pros of student-run union

• Student evaluations can impact professors’ pay, tenure

• Men's Hoops Notebook

• Political campaign unfairly bashes UCLA sororities

• Honor at stake in Washington game

• Study examines American Indians in L.A.

• Lecture on Japanese animations testify to its artistic importance as genre

• Musical tastes clash in dorms

• Tiebreaking penalty kicks find few supporters

• Control of fees pending

• UCLA ensembles to add spark to Christmas carol canon

• The insane theater Trilogy

• Symposium to exhibit cultural blends in supernatural ‘Dybbuk’

• Feinstein pushes for investigation of FBI

• Westwood resident defines new skating genre

• Women’s volleyball hoping for big win, revenge at Long Beach

• Festival enlivens old-world culture with educational, artistic shtick

• Bruins trying to keep spirit high for next game

• UCLA meets Penn in soccer quarterfinal

• Bruins rally for win against Gaels

• Community key to helping stop crime

• Westwood to lose holiday cheer

• Expired permits elevate student fears

• Court to hear admissions case

• C'est la vie

• Staples Center turns seating into symbol of social status

Tuesday, Dec. 3

• Bruin game could send USC to Rose Bowl

Monday, Dec. 2

• ‘Woyzeck’ to run at Freud Playhouse

• Keyes to make voice heard at free concert

• Editorial Cartoon:

• Football Rankings

• Team won’t go to Final Four

• Basketball continues early losing streak

• Freshmen may start at center

• Canadian colleges draw more Americans

• Private lives examined

• New policy battles college drinking

• Sound vital to capturing entire movie experience

• Bruins to face old foe in NCAA tournament

• Photo Essay: Moving in

• Editorial: USAC must not forget its political voice

• Joint course to provide context

• UCLA must free Kapono for effective offense

• Sewage overflow invades the Hill

• Bruins beat LMU, Cal in postseason

• Government boosts recruitment efforts

• Treating script treatments

• Letters to the editor

• Republicans abandon traditional views

• Editorial: Bunche Vending machines should be put on stilts

• State considers fee policy for UC, CSU

• Feature Photo

• Human cloning bad for babies, parents, future

• Stipends for UCSA positions minimal, increase access

• UCLA gets lift from Lady Luck in Vegas

Sunday, Dec. 1

• Editorial: USAC must not forget its political voice

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