Story archive for June 2002

Monday, July 1

• Japan’s hit pop duo Puffy sweeten up L.A.

• UC, nurse reach contract agreement

• College Board expands SAT I test with writing section, more complex math

• Newsbriefs

• Zartman wins title at World University Games

• Movie reviews

• Conjoined twins undergo first phase of operation

• UCLA surf team qualifies for, but misses, the Nationals wave

• To allow art its influence is to really live

• Editor's pick

• Pro golfer Vincent hired as men’s coach

• Notorious

• BCS scoring methods should be exchanged for playoff system

• SAT revisions, vouchers won’t equalize education

• Signature verification delays Racial Privacy Initiative vote

• Police almost run over by alleged car thieves

• Attar will transfer to Idaho State

• Tracy Davis reflects on year as student regent

• Crimewatch

• WorldCom stock drop hurts UC

• No Boom in the Wood

• Track's turn to shine

• Revised state budget likely to restore UC outreach funds

• Gadzuric, Barnes to play for NBA

• Editorial

• ‘Pledge’ ruling contradicts constitution

• Editorial cartoon

• Bruin golfer swings top four finish in Amateurs

• Letters

Wednesday, June 26

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Tuesday, June 25

• Players earn postseason successes

• 165 UC professors petition for divestment from Israel

• Editor's Pick: ‘In Utero’

• UCLA pilot-testing wireless network

• News Briefs

• Football Notebook

• Editorial

• Have fun, make most out of summer

• Letters

• Diversity fosters critical thinking, racial awareness

• Commercialism, talent makes Wango Tango oddly successful

• Location key to wooing ladies

• Record number of students are attending summer sessions

• USAC appointments to campus boards, committees continue

• Cock roq

• Read a book this summer; choose one you’ll enjoy

• UCLA alumna gains acclaim for work in reality genre

• America’s cultural net catches soccer excitement: Dandy

Monday, June 24

• Squirrels Gone Wild

• Aspiring artist ready for center stage

• C'est La Vie

• Editorial Cartoon

• USAC provides a way to get involved

• Many campus crimes easily avoidable with caution

• BruinCards are tickets to L.A. with BruinGo!

• College isn’t just about books

• Map of UCLA and Westwood

• Yoke of herd mentality must be kicked off

• Choosing classes, planning schedule doesn’t have to be painful, arduous

• Homespun

• Editorial

• Orientation aims to ease transitions

• Alumnus changes career despite major

• Variety of intramural sports helps keep students active

• Battle of Los Angeles

• Great athletic performances do not necessarily carry price tags

• UCLA athletic teams welcome walk-on players to their ranks

• Petitions may resolve academic troubles

• Orientation oversteps scope, hints vaguely at college life

• UCLA filmmaker pursues personal indie flicks

• Speaks Out

• Campus center of recreational compass

• Greek life can provide home away from home

• Pickup games good way to feed athletic hunger

• Burnett remembers humble beginnings

• Long-distance love requires work, trust

• Life plan undesirable, go for chaotic goo

• Under 21 doesn’t mean out of luck: Los Angeles club scene student-friendly

• Attending UCLA gives students a rich sense of history, tradition, future fond memories

• UCLA offers novice surfers chance to ride the waves

• Sporting event dress codes as vital as plays

• Jobs abound on and off campus for UCLA students

• Ward off warts with protection against STDs

• Coppola values amateur art, modern technology

• ‘Fiat Lux’ offers smaller class setting

Monday, June 10

• ‘Best years of life’ will make for good stories

• A poetic recapitulation, (really, a provocation), of one 4-year education

• Pro future precarious for many graduating athletes

• Pete Dalis’ legacy marred by arrogance

• Outgoing AD built great program, facilities

• Speaks Out

• What a Long Strange Trip

• Fulfill hopes: make the most of UCLA career

• Reality television fulfills public’s voyeur desires

• EDITORIAL: UCLA enriched you; get ready for world

• Vast world of music becomes more universal

• As the ‘then what?’ looms near, remembering UCLA is delightful

• Speaks Out

• In journalism, there’s always another story to tell

• There’s much to be learned about life from sports world

• DB Online heading in right, new direction at end of year

• Mistakes happen; process, not result most valuable

• Outback, Bruin demand group work, isolation from world

• Campus’ hot spots are haven to students

• Asian stereotypes still dominate films, TV

• Campus has become home; remember it on the road

• Majors don’t always constitute your career

• Readers find connections, intimacy in ‘diary’ books

• UCLA maintains powerhouse reputation

• 2001 seniors fail to parlay talent into national title

• Grad reflects on family, Bruin legacy

• Remembering 9/11 will help shape future

• Graduation, future may cause anxiety

• Copy editing may be mission impossible, but it’s worth it

• UCLA degree valuable in job market

• All your Bruin, all your Bruin are belong to us

• Goodbye, Mr. Dalis

• Statistically speaking, Bruin seniors are great

• Experiences and memories acquired at UCLA compliment those who are just learning to live

• Comedians now bringing humorous light to Sept. 11

• College years ending too soon, but new start’s exciting

• Without IM Field, students find other ways to play

• Grad speaker reject list full of commies, drunks, porn stars

• Quick tips for the less-assimilated immigrants at UCLA

• Students torn between activism, apathy

• Student regents do make impact on board

• Designer revels in colorful, constructive year at paper

• Lavin a smart guy, maybe a good salesman, not a coach

• Credible degrees not so hot; it’s sexier to fool around

• Past four years fraught with adversity

• Full feeling at end of five years due to time in media

• UCLA memories promise to stay strong and never fade

• Against all odds, Heredia graduates

• UCLA should be proud of its athletic department

• Grads find friends at personalized ceremonies

• After rounding the bases, Sports editor proud of run

• CARTOON: C'est La Vie

• ‘Super senior’ five-year plan not a bad thing

Sunday, June 9

• Majors don’t always constitute your career

• UCLA maintains powerhouse reputation

Thursday, June 6

• Board considers new business model

• Novel about four women’s growth, friendship is absolutely ‘Divine’

• EDITORIAL: Empowerment! still playing petty games

• Editor's Pick - Creeper Lagoon

• Israel’s solid case doesn’t need exaggeration

• Security issues force UC to suspend India EAP

• UCLA football may lose recruits to Major Leagues

• Gore holds discussion on community-building

• Shame, shame: Year's worst at UCLA

• Letters

• Reports clash on BruinGo!

• Anti-abortion display spreads ignorance, not scientific fact

• Briefs

• Single-sex classes hide real world

• ‘Pop’ culture keeps ‘snap crackle’ even during finals

• Group displays anti-abortion sentiments

• Different degrees of education

• Year’s best at UCLA

• USAC votes on appointments

• Flim Flation

• MLB draft’s slow process can allow time for experience

• UCLARadio offers outlet for variety of genres including electronic music

• EDITORIAL: Current policies pose health risk to UCLA

• Briefs

• Linebacker Attar cut from football team

• Bruins ready to contend at next year’s championships

• USAC, ASUCLA debate end to utilities subsidy

• Injuries plague Bruin track and field

• UC lecturers continue negotiations, may strike

• Campus peace events give wings to progress

• UCLA baseball season struggled after loss of recruits to MLB

• Apartment leases may cause legitimate legal concerns

• Draft brings relief, disappointment

• On-campus jobs couldn’t be cooler

• Film festival provides buzz for student works

• UCLA students return home, discuss time abroad

Monday, June 3

• UCLA philosophy professor dies at 78

• Pac-10 and SEC dominate track championships

• UCLA hit with asbestos inquiry

• South Carolina runs past Bruins

• Daring to laugh is still the best medicine

• APs, honors classes create admissions gap

• Fame and fortune are undesirable duo; take money and run

• EDITOR'S PICK: Club Largo is the place to go

• Loss knocks softball team out of World Series

• Government teams up with big business for power, profits

• Avoiding press hurts athletes’ situation in sports news

• Rollerblading ready for new millennium revival

• Senior math lecturer succumbs to cancer

• News Briefs

• Kevin Smith arouses audience

• Finish line elusive for UCLA men at NCAA finals

• The choice is with you

• New council members formally take office

• White Stripes’ bluesy rock ’n’ roll shines live

• 2002 NCAA TRACK AND FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS RESULTS

• ‘Whores’ get emotional portrayal in new play

• USAC referendum fails due to low turnout

• EDITORIAL: Editorials take stance against apathy, critics

• Golf Brief

• Archaeology students dig up dirt on past civilizations

• Medical Center seeks ways to combat rising costs

• Finish line elusive for UCLA men at NCAA finals

• Badly Drawn Boy plays sweetly sung tunes

• Fee increases fund campus housing development

• Mull Historical Society is rockin’ the Brit-pop boat

• Letters

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