Story archive for May 2002

Friday, May 31

• Bruins part of World Cup action

• The Cup Runneth Over

• Ashe Center receives first accreditation

• Discover divinity during summer

• Irishmen in L.A.

• UCLA planetarium reveals L.A. stars

• EDITORIAL: Title IX not perfect, but still essential

• North vs. South rivalry heats up as L.A. Lakers take on Kings

• Letters

• Carnesale, GSA discuss funding for BruinGo!

• World Cup entertaining despite low scoring

• Parking fee increase necessary, warranted

• Editorial Cartoon

• Symphony good for everyone

• Women’s track ready, set to win NCAA title

• Take responsibility for your words – don’t use sexual slurs

• Villaraigosa joins union fight

• EDITOR'S PICK: www.kcrw.org

• Disposal of cell phones harmful to environment

• Mascots Act voted down, American Indian Association battles on at UCLA

• Speaks Out

• Abdelkarim speaks on his detainment in Israel

• Graduation 2002 hoped

• UC may stop awarding honors, AP grade points

• Screen Scene

Thursday, May 30

• UCLA scientist receives honor

• Bumpin’ Beach Boys

• Women’s rowing deserves recognition for mooring new program

• Penn and Teller possess talent, but show is a few cards short of full deck

• Ads for Army serve important purpose

• Andrew W.K. lives out message of ‘carpe diem’

• Sports history disregards ethnic accomplishments

• USAC bipartisanship a good and a must

• Editor's Pick: Elliot Smith dishes out ear candy

• Lecturers may strike for better contracts

• Costello, Imposters evoke enthusiasm

• Editorial Cartoon

• O’Hara gives Bruins the lead at NCAA finals

• Students express concern for workers; groups interact at BBQ

• Prager claims Israel is legitimate

• News Briefs

• Support referendum through online voting

• Hume prepares to hand over EVC position to successor

• Letters

• Students express concern for workers; groups interact at BBQ

• Mascots offend, demean American Indians

• Talented team’s loss is par for course

• Don’t fall victim to ‘Twenties Transition’

• Living with Energy

• Moser offers only highlight in poor outing by men’s track

• UCLA wins respect, top 10 national ranking

Wednesday, May 29

• Human feebleness, doubt make for great art

• Conference covers views on race, ethnicity issues

• USAC referendum vote to be conducted online

• Track team prepares for NCAA finals

• Former NBA all-star speaks at UCLA

• Briefs

• Winged Avenger

• ASUCLA’s revised budget accepted

• Letters

• Track team prepares for NCAA finals

• UCLA mirrors society’s gap between rich, poor

• Editorial Cartoon

• All for One

• UC considers raising student fees

• Shootout

• Racquetball turns foul after run-in with court fascists

• Invasion of Iraq requisite for peace in Middle East

• Baseball Briefs

• Steroid use won’t matter to owners of top fantasy teams

• EDITORIAL: Students must fight $700 housing fee hike

• Editor's Pick

Tuesday, May 28

• The Ataris: more entertaining than the retro game system

• Three years as columnist don’t make me an expert

• Purpose of UAS event was to promote peace, not nationalism

• Crimewatch

• Bruins display their mettle in Pac-10 losses

• Increased housing prices evoke students’ concern

• Nurses cancel strike pending new contract

• Professor inspires cast of ‘Merry Wives’

• Letters

• EDITORIAL: New student regent has a lot to learn

• SOFTBALL SIDEBAR: Nuveman, Freed end collegiate careers in tears

• ASUCLA agrees to amend budget

• EDITORIAL: EAP violators should accept responsibility

• News Briefs

• Random Voices hits a high note by mixing students, beats and fun

• Editor's Pick: Nikka Costa has talent

• Army targets, misleads U.S. youth

• USAC needs proper funds; vote for programming fee increase

• Legislators push for regulation of raves, E

• Editorial Cartoon

• ASUCLA budget vote today

• A Long Walk Home

• Senior ball player Adam Berry signs with the Texas Rangers

• EAP violators should accept responsibility

• Elvis has arrived* *sort of

• Daily Bruin finds ‘resident’ artist MIA

Monday, May 27

• ONLINE EXTRA: WCWS ... UCLA 2, Oklahoma 0

• ONLINE EXTRA :Women's College World Series Update

Friday, May 24

• Popular films don’t create – they conform

• UCLA forgets defense, loses opening game

• USA at fault for its financial woes

• SOFTBALL: Squad faces unfamiliar losses

• Editorial Cartoon

• GSA balances budget with increase in fees

• Popular opinion holds too much sway in U.S.

• Warhol exhibit right at home at MOCA

• Softball only hope for choked up Bruins

• Guzman proud of his ethnic, sexual identity

• Hiring compromise desired

• The Pursuit of Glory

• EDITOR'S PICK: The Internet

• Even out of tournament, baseball team keeps spirits high

• UC proposes end to merit-based pay

• ASUCLA budget vote today

• UCLA alumna screens documentary on black Islamic life, family

• Under pressure, Berry mentors teammates

• ONLINE EXTRA: Women's Tennis

• Screen Scene

• Board nominee to chase political goals, soccer ball

• EDITORIAL: Legislators exploit UC, regents not apolitical

• EDITORIAL: Students must reclaim their stake in ASUCLA

• Two activist students withdrawn from EAP

• Letters

• ONLINE EXTRA: Women's Lacrosse

• Out of the Picture

• ONLINE EXTRA: Rowing Brief

• It's the Jazz and Reggae Festival!

Thursday, May 23

• ‘Menagerie’ gets makeover for contemporary audience

• Letters

• Budget cuts could hit student groups hard

• Latino caucus’ influence questioned

• Squad’s national championship hopes dashed by defeat

• Editor's Pick: Rediscover the beauty of books

• Cuba sanctions antiquated, ineffective

• Bruins set sights on elusive NCAA title

• Students association steeped in disorder

• A&E Briefs

• Speaks Out

• A&F shouldn’t censor adult content for kids

• Insomniac

• Football Briefs

• Sheehy seduces listeners with a brew of gloom, sensitivity and irony

• Girls benefit from single-sex classes

• Four fans showed up, but it’s still fantastic

• New stadium could reignite football team

• EAP student dies in car accident

• ASUCLA on shaky financial ground

• Film class gives students taste of real world

• Fragments of a Play

• Break away from TV, become free

• Injured right fielder stays in game with fantasy ball

• Editorial Cartoon

Wednesday, May 22

• USAC rejects slashed budget for 2002-03

• Women's Tennis Brief

• My Film's Inspiration

• Bruins lose two games to Titans within five hours

• Editorial Cartoon

• TV series finales no cause to abandon the tube

• Presentation sparks debate over high prices, rebates for students

• NCAA gender-equity report cites gap in funding

• School mascots not insulting

• Track Notebook

• Samahang board undeserving of Bruin criticism

• Queers of Color Week lifts diverse LGBT voices

• Cal sophomore gets nod for UC student rep

• Editor's Pick: ‘Everyone Says I Love You’

• Fantasy play revolutionized by OPS scores

• World Cup worth watching for fans and novices alike

• Soundbites

• Battles’ attacks on Dahle, Republicans inaccurate

• UCLA book group puts fun back into college reading

• State Master Plan unrealistic with cuts

• Letters

• Glissando provides rare jazz, jam alternative to San Diego’s punk scene

• Team ends successful season with no title

Tuesday, May 21

• Golf: more than just frustration, loafers

• Procrastination is a necessary evil

• Art Reviews

• EDITORIAL Requirements treat students like cattle

• Accusations, aggression don’t further Mideast peace process

• Press Pound

• Letters

• Medi-Cal cuts barely slice UCLA Med Center

• Bulgarian, Chinese music gives festival best of both worlds

• Democrats’ criticism of Bush misplaced

• Bradley named National Rookie of the Year

• Nurses ‘outraged’ by May 29 pay offer

• Unified squad aims for championship win

• Editorial Cartoon

• The Abstract World of Avery

• UC urged to admit top 12.5 percent

• Speakers refuse to serve Israeli Defense Forces

• 'Clones: less kiss-kiss, more Jar Jar

• UC Regents debate over Racial Privacy Initiative

• Bruins come up short in NCAA semifinal round

• Joe Bruin meets Joe Boxer in fashion show

• Umeck excels as student, athlete

• Editor's Pick:

• EDITORIAL: Studying abroad benefits all involved

Monday, May 20

• Thornton rocks audience with ‘Southern hippie music’

• Oh say, Samahang can’t see democracy

• EDITORIAL: Students should not bear cost of UC cuts

• Battle of the bands draws small crowd at large venue

• Stanford slaughters UCLA, Janssen watches from bench

• UCLA nurse first civilian to receive dept.’s Medal of Valor

• Strechin' It

• Mementos of an Insomniac

• Slap against protesters is handshake with racists

• Editorial Cartoon

• COLUMN: DB tourney teaches writers lesson in sports, humiliation

• Bulldogs persist, know when to bite for the kill

• 55 percent slash of USAC’s student funds unacceptable

• U.S.’s neglect of crackpots breeds disaster

• Enforcement of min. progress may be delayed

• Film, TV writers conference offers ‘Words’ of inspiration

• Women’s track edges out USC for 7th Pac-10 title

• Author dissects plight of U.S. working class

• Bruin rowing makes strides in Pac-10

• SOFTBALL: UCLA heading to World Series

• Letters

• Pedro the Lion performs humbly at El Rey show

• Women’s tennis drops win, NCAA hopes to Georgia

• Men’s tennis gears up for Final Four

• Men’s track hurt by inexperience, injuries, places sixth in Pac-10

• UC study abroad’s enrollment increases

Friday, May 17

• Screen Scene

• Regents extend benefits to domestic partners

• The EX-Files

• BruinGo! triumph a victory for students

• Bruins prevail over Trojans at NCAA

• Band of Brothers

• Gutierrez’ assessment of conflict in Mideast wrong

• UC calls potential nurses strike ‘disservice to patients’

• PCN to have moment of silence, not U.S. anthem

• ONLINE EXTRA: Waterskiing

• Job market says not all degrees are equal

• Anticipated Court decision upsetting

• The ‘F-word’: Panel defines, dispels nuances of feminism

• Baseball remains hopeful of making NCAA tourney

• ASUCLA may slash USAC’s student funds

• Track team hopes for Pac-10 win

• Insomniac

• Rivalry matchup heats up tourney

• Former Chancellor Kerr compares past and present

• Speaks Out

• Big Head Todd’s new album returns to rock

• Letters

• EDITOR'S PICK: State and Main

• ONLINE EXTRA: Men's track team readies for Pac-10 championship this weekend

• BruinGo! to remain for 2002-03; future funding undecided

• ONLINE EXTRA: Rowing team competes in Pacific Coast and Pac-10 championships

• 30 Years of Struggle

• UC trying to cushion cuts

• COLUMN: Lexus Gauntlet formula flawed

• Bruin ignores context, workers in union coverage

• UCLA hopes to take shot at title win

• EDITORIAL CARTOON

• Older women make me wanna...

• Cultural play ‘Remains’ distinct

• Softball team beats Liberty, advances in tournament

• ‘Take Back the Night’ sheds healing, light

Thursday, May 16

• Women engineering faculty still a rarity

• Against all odds, horse racing turns thrilling

• Ketola proves importance of No.6 starters in NCAA matches

• Former chancellor Kerr remembers UC history

• Music Wars

• Bruins face Women of Troy, reheat rivalry

• Nurses threaten to strike on May 29

• News Briefs

• EDITOR'S PICK: 'Return of the Jedi's' real hero

• Series of concerts at UCLA showcases global music, culture

• Fee decisions may shift to UCOP

• UAS takes on myths about Middle East

• Money talks; let it speak

• Walk of Fame stars not given to most deserving

• ASUCLA neglected students, workers

• Diplomas more important than championships

• Letters

• UCLA unable to host, must travel to South Carolina

• Author offers new view on frieda Kahlo's life

• SAT, ACT offer to change tests

• U.S. must aid Afghanistan after bombings

• Mideast events complex, not presented fairly

• Mim's the Word

• Editorial Cartoon

• Budget revisions slash funds for outreach programs

• ‘Episode II’ reclaims fun of older trilogy

• Association’s new labor policy may be moral but will be hard to finance

• A&E Briefs

Wednesday, May 15

• Financial issues no reason to excuse injustice

• Editorial Cartoon

• Bike to Work Day

• UCLA confident after first place tie in Regionals

• Virginia pop-punk band Waking Hours lives rock star dream in LA

• COLUMN: Definition of ‘sport’ is sketchy at best

• UCLA teaching assistants support semester system

• Bruin bullpen comes through

• UC may face $162 million cut

• EDITORIAL: Outreach budget cut threatens diversity

• Card check bill could affect UC, union dealings

• Survivors share experiences with art

• Letters

• EDITOR'S PICK: La Bruschetta

• Sound Bites

• EDITORIAL: UCLA must cater to varied student diets

• USAC aims to get more student funding, delays voting on budget

• Apartment-hunting made easy: advice for the search

• UAS takes right steps, humanizes conflict

• Is the Force in You?

• Loud and Clear

• Three-way trading: four simple steps to a better fantasy league team

• News Briefs

Tuesday, May 14

• Letters

• Relationship Column: One night stands warrant empathy

• News Briefs

• Editorial: USAC keeps actions in line with student needs

• Women’s club soccer fights to play

• SCOUTING REPORT: At 5-foot-9 Ohaeri shows size isn’t everything

• Curtain Calls

• Gov. Davis expected to cut UC budget

• Dahle reflects on election

• Clothesline helps heal survivors of violence

• Web site enables U.S., Israeli college students to share experiences

• Dining causes students to compromise beliefs

• Editorial Cartoon

• Japanese hit 'Initial D' races to U.S.

• Israel detains U.S. man accused of connections with terrorist groups

• Israel must grant Palestinians basic human rights

• Editorial: 'Lavin losers' should criticize more maturely

• Boycott links profit margins, policy change

• Crime Watch

• Alum rallies for Israeli support

• Indie rockers finding L.A. roots tonight at Cooperage

• Bruins game to pitch hard ball against UC Riverside

• Don't be brainwashed, take charge of memory

• Super Manga

• Murphy works injury into academic success

• Born to Coach

Monday, May 13

• UCLA churns out victory over SDSU in Regionals

• Kapono decides to stay a Bruin for senior year

• Community must be aware of rape, band together to prevent it

• Clinton and crew pack plenty of funk

• Riordan Programs acquaints minorities, business world

• Nurses, university discuss demands

• Trend Setters

• First law, American Indian studies student graduates

• Baseball team claws into Wildcats for series winBy Jeff Agase

• EDITORIAL: Blind support of union irresponsible

• Commencement speaker urges ethical law practice

• American apathy toward Palestinian plight inhumane

• COLUMN: Irrelevant soundtracks miss out on movie magic

• Casey Hiraiwa at the bat shines on Senior Day

• COLUMN: Be unique, find your claim to fame

• Letters

• Recital showcases innovative student composers

• Editorial Cartoon

• UC to address union concerns

• Dahle to pursue student input, inclusiveness

• Title washed away

• Bruins grab Pac-10 title, top seed

• EDITOR'S PICK: XTC

• News Briefs

• Film effects legend tries his hand at comic books

• Losing Face

• Referendum debate may see online vote

• No. 7-seeded sqaud advances to round of 16 in NCAAs

• UC to give same-sex pension benefits

• Turning point turns wrong way for polo

Friday, May 10

• Strike appears near for UC nurses

• Editorial Cartoon

• ONLINE EXTRA: Gary Adams faces his Wildcat protege

• EDITORIAL: All high school grads deserve celebration

• Director of ORL retires after 24 years

• Bruins hope to net NCAA title again

• Top four aren’t always best

• Screen Scene

• UCLA looks to overpower Wildcats

• I Pity the School!

• ONLINE EXTRA: Men's Track Brief

• Cordero defeats Levi in IVP runoff

• Internet diaries create webs of intrigue

• Rich maligned out of ignorance

• Indonesian dance night gives UCLA taste of culture

• Bruins favored to win over UCSB Gauchos

• Economic downturn could cause fee hike

• ASUCLA workers speak to labor issues class

• EDITORIAL: More money should be devoted to faculty

• Professor Robinson leaves behind vibrant legacy in theater, teaching

• Murphy meets lack of playing time with dedication and heart

• Men become sexier, classier, more refined with age

• Festival celebrates Asian Pacific American History Month

• So many bowl games, too many bad teams

• Women’s tennis faces Southern Jaguars in first round play-off

• Letters

• Dashew Center honors Doby for long UCLA career

• Repetitive music getting good rap

• Union could cost ASUCLA dearly

Thursday, May 9

• Bruins expecting top-3 finish in West Regionals

• Letters

• Abandonment of missile treaty poses threat

• Porter, Bachman to train with U.S. National Team

• Recipes for Hot Sex

• A&E Briefs

• UC Merced gets go-ahead, may pose environmental risk

• High schoolers can now declare for NBA draft

• Daily Bruin turns biased eye in USAC elections coverage

• Bush’s demand on Israel lacks statesmanship

• Postmodern generation lacks guiding voice of music

• Odd pairing forces teams to go the distance

• ‘Cendrillon’ offers dreamlike rendition of fairy tale

• Three receive Young award

• PROFILES: Marinova, Walker understand the power of two

• Priorities should not be in hands of donors

• Djahangiri uses easy-going style as rock-solid leader

• Welsh band delivers strong show

• EDITOR'S PICK: ‘Junkyard Wars’

• Down economy squashes plans for faculty incentives

• SAT-1 has stood test of time in measuring success

• SCOUTING REPORT: Future defenseman to bring all-around ability to UCLA

• Here Comes the Funk

• Non-student employees demand unionization

• Involving student input step in right direction

• Humanitarian recounts West Bank situation

• EDITORIAL CARTOON

• Students reflect on current situation in Israel

Wednesday, May 8

• Sound Bites

• Bruins have heart, beat the Dirtbags

• Medical school gift confirms campus reliance on donors

• Overused surprise plots make audiences yawn

• Welsh singer Matthew Jay can ‘draw’ U.S. crowd

• Grade inflation widens GPA gap, hurts grad admissions

• COLUMN: Sports lover realizes new goals, widens playing field

• Kickin' It

• Geffen donates $200 million to UCLA School of Medicine

• Guru says sell high, trade streaky players

• Starr suggests borough system for Valley

• ONLINE EXTRA: Son of a Biker

• L.A. Phil to bring music, Zen of Takemitsu to Royce

• EDITORIAL: STRIKE

• Flash Forward

• Letters

• Cordero, Levi face off once more in IVP runoff

• Lack of affordable housing deters professors from teaching at UCLA

• Former Bruin detained in Israel due to activist work

• EDITOR'S PICK: Christopher Guest

• ASUCLA exploits workers, denies job security, sick time

Tuesday, May 7

• News Briefs

• USAC inactivity spurs voter apathy

• Art Reviews

• Finding Faculty

• Gymnasts finish season floored but beaming

• Students take UC issues to state Capitol

• Letters

• Advice Columnist: Ask Amy

• Money tight for all; nurses no exception

• Actions endangering civilians wrong regardless of perpetrator

• Editor's Pick

• Crest bailout will not save Village economy

• Page to Stage

• Crime Watch

• UCLA must regain strength, poise to conquer Long Beach

• Failella is frankly no ordinary performer

• SCOUTING REPORT: London Time

• Tan requests vote recount

• Campus Left, Right guilty of petty branding

• Strategy keeps Bruins on track

• Brew Co. gives amateur musicians the mic

• Strategy keeps Bruins on track

• Brew Co. gives amateur musicians the mic

• Hollywood swoons for Brits

Monday, May 6

• Trio of new No. 1 runners leads Bruin women to win

• President Bush needs to exhibit statesmanship

• IVP runoff to determine council dominance

• Fate works against baseball team in series vs. Huskies

• Sheltered students could benefit from exposure to the homeless

• Editorial: Quality of education lost by unit demand

• Former Bruins have continued their success

• Powwow celebrates native culture, spirit

• Letters

• Men leave USC in dust, take back bragging rights

• Nurses, UC system still clashing over new contract

• Sandler on campus for film screening, new song

• Losses in revenue prompt ASUCLA to reconsider renewal of Taco Bell contract

• Editorial: OCHC’s new policies bespeak sincerity

• New Beverly Cinema – the right way to watch movies

• Bruin talent heats up chilly stage at LATC

• Crest rises above threat of closing, stands tall in Village

• All eyes on Lee

• Video Game Reviews

• UCLA football takes the money and runs

• Nuveman captures home run record

• Columnist’s desire for test changes is all self-interest

Friday, May 3

• INSOMNIAC:

• Tooting Each Other's Horns

• Marathon readers take on ‘Ulysses’ all night long

• Crosstown rivalry raises the bar

• Students petition to protect Cal protesters

• Big Meet will demand Bruins’ best against ’SC

• Screen Scene

• Letters

• USAC elections show demand for change

• Aid deadline passes students by

• PROFILES: Be Scared. Stachowski Squared

• Standardized tests receive low marks

• Spring Sing: premeditated mediocrity

• Editor's Pick: Gorillaz Web Site

• Defeated candidates to keep fighting

• French election encouraging, mobilizes voters

• ‘Selected Shorts’ at Getty is grown-up story time

• Playoff push leaves no room for error

• Drawn and Quartered

• Contraction could work at UCLA, too

• Dahle triumphs by fraction of percent

• Wooden Center offers varied fitness classes

• Bruin Preview

• New housing policies allow student input

• Participation secret key to success

• UCLA aims to heat up Oregon

Thursday, May 2

• Neuman must work to unite campus

• Concert to voice Japanese American life

• Presumed consent to decrease organ shortage

• New Minimum Travel Rule has Many Coaches Angry

• Slate sweep will facilitate council goals

• Raza Youth Conference motivates, educates

• A New Buzz

• Age no barrier to the young at heart

• UCPD draft reveals car burglaries on rise

• Astrobiological Society gets grant from NASA

• Candidates use “dialogue” to “communicate”

• USAC hopefuls pay for race by themselves

• Track Notebook

• Petition process simple, prevents heartache

• Melee adds flavor to pop punk

• Fake slates at other UCs mock elections

• Letters

• New EVC to guide university through tough budget time

• Wild Card Boxing Club packs a powerful punch

• Professor treks in Africa for an AIDS fund-raiser

• Candidates grill issues, ‘Iron Chef’ style

• SCOUTING REPORT: QB Diagnosis

• Commission serves UCLA, Los Angeles communities

• USAC’s political role debated

• Most students at UCLA choose to drink responsibly

• Softball Notebook

Wednesday, May 1

• This month may be time to hunt for fantasy league hitters

• The Griffith Mystique

• Independents hurt by slate unity, power

• EDITORIAL: Guerrero must tackle declining UCLA sports

• Requirement fails to acknowledge needs of students

• Arts and Architecture dean becomes No. 2 man

• Academic panel discusses Mideast conflict

• EVC’s attention shifts from information technology to budget

• No Sweat X

• On meditation, diet, identity: An interview with a yogi

• Rail line would help parking woes

• USAC Rebuttals

• Volleyball squad disappointed with season’s end

• Basic grammar, logic can give you the bestest cultural experience

• Letters

• Incumbent, underdog vie in aged battle of slates

• Sound Bites

• Disillusionment engenders voter apathy

• Five for Fighting’s ‘Superman’ dropping by L.A. hometown

• Former UCLA professor,clinicla chemistry expert dies

• Editor's Pick: “A Bronx Tale” (1993)

• Criticism of editorial displays racial insensitivity, ignorance

• EDITORIAL: Casting vote in USAC elections is imperative

• BASEBALL: Winds spur ‘pitchers’ duel’ as UCLA defeats UCSB

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