Story archive for April 2004

Friday, April 30

• M. volleyball: UCLA falls to Long Beach

• W. water polo: Women’s water polo underdog of NCAAs

• Editorial cartoon

• Baseball: Last Ups

• Community discusses Glendon closure

• University of Utah passes up Prager

• Softball: Softball to battle both Pac-10 Oregon schools

• Speaks out

• Rowing: Rowers suit up for Windermere Cup v. Huskies, Italian National Team

• Malls weather threat

• M. track: Steady UCLA, USC to duel for upper hand

• Bruin digest

• W. track: Bruins place weight on 1500m race

• Stuck in writer’s block? Relax, let it flow

• Social Security: An impending future calls for reform

• Search for law dean narrowed to four

• [Online exclusive] GSA elections garner highest voter turnout to date

• Entrepreneur speaks at Anderson

• Briefs

• Editorial: Regions should set own pollution standards

• Dr. Laura’s dated view of dating issues absurd

• Part of Coach Adams’ legend retires this weekend v. USC

• Nuclear lab denies security concerns

• UCLA Professor revisits internment camp for documentary project

Thursday, April 29

• Editorial: Economic diversity in jeopardy if fees increase

• Event to give entrepreneurs a leg up

• Review: ‘Cavalia’ reins audiences in with equine acrobatics

• Area malls threatened

• Letters to the editor

• Kerckhoff jazz series serves culture, tradition

• Softball: Pitching key to recent success

• Calendar: Music

• Some opt to limit campaign spending

• Silent demonstration held on Bruin Walk

• Movies with a Message

• Coach Scates’ pretentious behavior just gamesmanship

• Nakba remembers displaced Palestinians

• Soundbites

• Briefs

• Broken Social Scene

• Better music revives big concert festivals

• Editorial: Ex-chancellor fit to balance Qatari culture and education

• UCLA Archive honors Mancini’s music

• Deathcab for Cutie

• Referendum aims to increase involvement

• Screen scenes

• Football: Dorrell brings back football’s ditch day tradition

• M. golf: Win for men’s golf gone with the wind in Tucson

• M. volleyball: Long Beach a bump in Bruins’ MPSF road

• Conference to look at culture behind self-organizing systems

• Coachella at its Peak

• An essay on film criticism: a tribute to Alexander Pope

• Baseball: Staff Ace

• Bruin digest

• Track: Meet’s new way of scoring emphasizes depth

• Calendar: Theater & Arts

• Long live feminism; the fight isn’t over

• Moving Units

• Third-year Bruin recovering from shooting with help of family, friends

• W. rowing: A rower’s tale: from novice to co-captain

• Theater grad finds musical success

• Low-income enrollment high at UCLA

• Rain...or Shine

• Calendar: Film & TV

• Brown decision remembered

• Review: ‘Hedwig’ has something others are missing: emotional power

• M. track: Every point counts for Bruin, Trojan sprinters

• Q&A: Education adviser analyzes statewide plans, policies

• Stepping Off the Screen

• M. volleyball: UCLA assistant coach questions rule’s validity

• [Online] Assistant men’s volleyball coach clarifies, expands upon previous remarks

Wednesday, April 28

• Letters to the editor

• A closer look: A Diversity Downturn

• Palma/Saracho may run for USAC president

• Editorial cartoon

• Intellectuals underestimate the masses

• Admissions drop won’t deter UC lobbyists

• Officials alleviate infection worries

• M. track: USC track coach shows little hope for dual meet

• Football: Tough Love

• Humanities not lost on new dean

• A closer look: Decline in minority admissions linked to decreasing UC campus activism

• For some, benefits outweigh dangers of studying in Israel

• Miller Cup reveals why rowing fan base struggles

• Editorial: America takes the cake in consumerism ...literally

• Feature photo

• A closer look: A Diversity Downturn

• Cultural Affair

• Restrictive election policies disadvantage to students

• Baseball: UCLA fails to bag win against Long Beach

• A closer look: Student group addresses ‘whiteness’

• M. golf: Bruins put in stellar play on 2nd day

• W. track: Women’s track to face arch-rival USC without Nilsson

• Program battles Mideast drug abuse

Tuesday, April 27

• Ex-chancellor Young to work in Qatar

• Editorial: Midterms coming up? Take a beach trip anyway

• Softball: Softball’s lineup changes prove effective

• War on the gridiron safeguarded by war off it

• Participants soften week’s political edge

• M. volleyball: ‘As usual,’ men’s volleyball starting lineup still a mystery

• W. water polo: 5 Bruins play for Olympic team

• Editorial: Offensive bathroom scrawlings need fixing

• Crimewatch

• Life is more than academic achievement

• Letter to the editor

• Letters to the sports desk

• Third-year student killed in collision

• Briefs

• Celebration amplified in recent years

• Your health: To prevent infection, just go with the flow

• M. golf: UCLA left in Arizona dust

• W. tennis: Out of the Blue

• USAC leaders not working for students

• Obesity growth among Americans almost morbid

• Baseball: Player’s injury opens up position in outfield

• Football: Injuries plague fullback position

• UCLA Immigrant Rights Coalition lobbies for DREAM Act on Capitol Hill

• Kwok remembered as loving, playful

• M. track: Sprints standouts contribute to track’s winning season

Monday, April 26

• Softball: Lineup changes bring in 2 wins

• Taco Bell deadline extension denied

• Baseball: One win short of a weekend sweep

• ‘Show the Love’ Israel week starts today

• Monday commentary: North Campus classes insult students’ abilities

• A Web of misinformation

• Rallying for choice

• Students call public’s attention to outreach cuts

• [Online] M. tennis: Bruins fall short of expectations at Pac-10 Championships

• The best way to stop STDs: Use your brain

• Letters to the editor

• W. tennis: Tennis struggles at Pac-10 tourney

• Football: Football fares better in second scrimmage

• Briefs

• M. basketball: Coach offers personal best

• W. rowing: Race for the Creek ends in tie for women’s rowing team

• UCLA makes strides in HIV/AIDS fund-raiser

• Israel deserves appreciation with weeklong celebration

• Editorial: Words should be chosen for accuracy, not shock

• Football: UCLA football sees six players enter NFL

• Men’s volleyball: a ‘gutty little’ team with all the right moves

• W. water polo: Team USA douses Bruin squad

• Photo essay: Festival of books

• M. golf: Consistency necessary in postseason play

• M. volleyball: Aloha means goodbye

• A home for new customers

Friday, April 23

• Football: Football integrates new cornerback

• Howland tops list of coaches who hire sexy assistants

• Program seizes student-led education

• Textbook prices to drop

• Student lobbyist takes on Congress

• [Online exclusive] Forum debates connection between science and religion

• Letter to the editor

• Bruin Digest

• Briefs

• Football: Former Bruins to tap into NFL Draft

• W. polo: UCLA to face former, current Bruins on Team USA

• Feature photo

• Editorial: Changes to USAC elections superfluous

• Kerry plans to revamp student loans

• Undergraduates should carefully consider post-graduation options

• Students to get outside view of business – outside the country

• For younger generation, Roth IRA may be best

• Old enough to vote, old enough to smoke

• Student visa program efficacy questioned

• M. volleyball: Starting off

• Rieber resident dies at age 18

• Former UCLA Vice Chancellor Park dies at 97

• Offer new partners the memoir of your heart

• Editorial cartoon

• Baseball: Combo heads infield security

• Speaks out

• W. rowing: Women’s rowing set to defend Miller Cup title against LMU

• Softball: Reigning finalists UCLA, Cal flounder in conference play

Thursday, April 22

• Go green; Earth Day is here

• Tribal members speak out against distorted image of American Indians in the press

• Memorable soundtracks fuse music with movie moments

• In Sproul, you don’t get what you pay for

• A Change in Tempo

• M. tennis: Singles championships begin

• USAC shortens time allotted to vote online

• UCLA's first Day of Silence remembers LGBT victims

• Collaboration yields unique musical style

• Grad Student Association elections begin today

• Striving for sustainability

• Though a novel idea, printing book reviews a problematic task

• Calendar: Film & TV

• Review: Company delivers ‘Credeaux Canvas’ with thoughtful maturity

• W. golf: Clubbing the competition

• Calendar: Music

• Young actress lends mature spark to ‘Man on Fire’

• Bruin digest

• Garner’s performance energizes stale ‘13 Going on 30’ storyline

• Spanish band embarks on new territory

• Students commemorate Genocide

• W. golf: Bruin nabs individual Pac-10 title

• Lotus in Bloom

• The price of independence: the pros, cons of being the ‘little guy’

• Soundbites

• Briefs

• The personal memoirs of a hiking enthusiast

• Calendar: Theater & Arts

• Review: Child actors mimic adults in ‘üBUNG’

• Editorial: Movement for genocide recognition admirable

• Awarding a studious retirement

• M. volleyball: L.A. local returns to face UCLA

• A Returning Vision

• Editorial: Diversity crisis still unresolved at UCLA

• Eclectic WAC Smash offers something for all

• Literary Economics 101

• W. tennis: Much of women’s team to miss Pac-10 tourney

• Softball: Power-hitters lead softball to 55 homers so far

• Critical studies integral part of film program

• Feature photo

• Crisis looms over the UC

Wednesday, April 21

• M. volleyball: Scates now startlingly silent about BYU

• Baseball: Baseball bats down Fullerton, 5-4

• A closer look: Students largely have passion, yet lack awareness

• W. golf: Women’s golf gets itself out of the hole

• Watch women’s club soccer for entertainment, cheap food

• Bruin digest

• Speaks out

• A closer look: L.A.’s size makes cars popular choice

• Denim Day organizers seek end to sexual violence

• Football: Ware’s draft entrance leaves several vying for cornerback

• Armenian Genocide reveals lessons for today

• Editorial: Bill to raise smoking age unfair to young adults

• Activist inspires students to go beyond norm

• Roadhouse gunning for new crowd

• A closer look: Bush’s policies disappoint many

• Budget cuts UC admissions

• Center nears dream of departmental status

• Tribal misconceptions, issues mold discussion

• A closer look: Cleaner fuel alternatives attract tentative government support, scientific praise

• M. Tennis: Clemens falters against Cardinal

• Jock Rock

• Willed Body Program remains on hold

• Religion, academia collide in Veritas Forum events

• Editorial: UCLA must explain its reasons for reprimand

• USAC resolution supporting transgender population admirable

• Editorial cartoon

• Upper-UC salaries stir controversy

Tuesday, April 20

• Editorial: Regulations contradict academic bill’s goals

• Briefs

• Baseball: Bizarre play takes away 3 potential runs from team

• W. track: Bruin reemerges as one of nation’s best

• Bruin digest

• M. volleyball: Set in stone

• Weed science

• Media distorts Asian image

• Kinsey to receive makeover

• Football: Football injuries open door for new faces

• GSA presidential hopefuls call for change

• M. track: Everhart outruns the pros

• Softball: Caitlin Benyi leads Pac-10 with 15 homers

• GOP’s true intent to control political views

• UCLA withholds Sigma Chi information

• Crimewatch

• Letters to the sports desk

• Marijuana use uncertain on 4/20

• Smoking bill ignites controversy

• Young Israeli adults offer perspectives on culture

• M. rugby: Men’s rugby levels Titans 50-7

• W. golf: Women’s golf on top after first day

• Cuts leave diversity out of reach for UC

• Despite day, pot smokers can still get burned, says UCPD

• Gymnastics: Bruins may have start of dynasty

• Callahan chasing a worthy dream

• UCLA associate director leaves championship mark

• Blood drive held in memory of 1915 killings

• Editorial: GSA needs leaders who propose real solutions

Monday, April 19

• M. tennis: Men’s tennis rises as co-Pac-10 champ

• Gymnastics: Gymnastics’ seniors land perfect endings to careers

• City shouldn’t sell gay marriage records

• Letters to the editor

• Meager communication clouds Taco Bell’s status

• Shared goals: The race for GSA’s academic affairs post

• Gymnastics: Repeat Performance

• W. waterpolo: Water polo unable to outmuscle Cardinal

• Softball: Softball brings in first conference wins against Oregon schools

• Baseball: Homer seals Bruin victory over Sun Devils

• Briefs

• Monday commentary: Sorry Hahn, ‘Seabiscuit’ just can’t compete with the classics

• Exchange students find class alternatives

• W. golf: Pac-10 tourney tees off

• Gymnasts’ championship a truly special experience

• The Rights to an Education

• Bush hopes to spur student interest

• Majority of grad candidates lack experience with council

• GSA candidates' views run the gamut

• Football: Football takes to the field for first spring scrimmage

• Feature photo

• Bruin digest

• Gymnastics: Bruins overcome nerves, balance beam to land another title

• Learning to be a smooth operator

• Editorial: War in Iraq sacrifices young Army

• Gymnastics: Bruins compete individually

• M. volleyball: BYU eligibility still issue

• W. tennis: Tennis outmatches Cal after fall to No.1 Stanford

• As a term, Holocaust often misused

Friday, April 16

• W. polo: Team in must-win weekend

• M. tennis: Usual rivalry carries added incentive

• UCPD: no plans to buy tasers

• Researcher calls for low-income preference in admissions

• Give up the bad boy for the nice guy

• Editorial2: Creative alternatives can reduce reader costs

• Mission offers aid to Jamaica

• Briefs

• Religious panel reviews ‘Passion’

• Students fight to save outreach

• Speaks Out

• Online classes seen as new education trend

• Palestinian Awareness Week ends

• Bruin DigestJackie Robinson's legacy celebrated

• Editorial Cartoon

• Football: Injuries plague football at center

• ‘Soft money’ question remains unsolved

• Amnesty International exhibit exposes modern-day slavery

• Gymnastics: Bruins atop the Super Six

• Gymnastics: Richardson helps launch Bruins into Super Six

• W. tennis: Bruins seek to topple top-ranked Cardinal

• Baseball: Bruins find offense in unlikely source

• In the long run, kindness will win out

• Editorial1: Professors should use plagiarism detector

• Softball: Consistency key to Pac-10 home opener

• UCLA’s gymnasts deserve our support

• M. volleyball: UCLA meets Gauchos before start of MPSF tourney

• Anderson offers undergrad programs

Thursday, April 15

• Cinema-related undergraduate courses reel in students

• From Rolfe to Raunchy

• Gymnastics: Talent, fun zone, space suits make gymnastics pretty cool

• When making summer plans, consult Ferris

• ‘Schoolgirl’ tackles weighty subject matter

• W. polo: Women’s water polo’s confidence blossoms

• Gymnastics: One more time?

• M. volleyball: Men’s volleyball takes down Matadors

• Feature Photo

• UCLA employee, 47, dies Easter Sunday

• Dear Psycholinguistic Database...

• Briefs

• Gymnastics: The nation’s best teams come to Pauley

• Giant Steps

• Softball: Slow Pac-10 start doesn’t deter team

• M. tennis: Men’s tennis postseason looks competitive

• Baseball: Brotherly Love

• Letters to the editor

• E-week displays campus engineering talent

• Editorial: Bush wrong to dodge questions at conference

• War claims college-age casualties

• [Online exclusive] Walls of Jericho thrash tough-guy stereotype

• UCLA alum organizes benefit for musicians

• Calendar: Music

• Stagnant grants, inflating fees a bad combo

• Speaks out

• UCLA alumna helps others deal with Tax Day

• USAC special election denied

• Good use of publicity key to success on reality show

• UCLA Archive brings Bollywood to American viewers

• DUIs could result in seized vehicles

• Calendar: Film & TV

• [Online exclusive] Soundbites

• Calendar: Theater & Arts

• Spring festival brings ethnic mix

• M. basketball: Possible basketball signees improve team’s outlook

• Soundbites

• History, analysis still considered crucial to career

• Baseball: Robinson’s legacy lives on

• UCLA affiliates to present at pop music conference

• W. tennis: Women’s lineup shuffled before big matches

• French ambassador to U.S. speaks

• Outreach essential for high-schoolers

• Review: Unerring imitations make audiences laugh at ‘Matt and Ben’

• Diligence part and parcel of postal job

• Review: ‘Kill Bill Vol. 2’ softens carnage without sacrificing director’s trademark style

Wednesday, April 14

• Bruin Digest

• M. baseball: Bruins leave Dirtbags in the dust

• Important matters missing in Moore's debate

• A closer look: More than scores: Grad school admission is a package deal

• Israel exhibits superior tolerance

• Students lobby for gay rights

• Editorial: UCSD head’s salary boost an insult to UC staff

• Offbeat briefs

• Facility for disposing hazardous household waste opens on campus

• Web tool secured to catch cheating

• Israeli actions tantamount to apartheid, funded by UC investments

• Losing a part of life, only makes future wins sweeter

• M. volleyball: Volleyball Senior Night set up at Wooden

• W. basketball: UCLA coach looks to head USC women’s basketball

• Freshman’s NBA hopes unrealistic

• College Honors Day attracts prospective students

• Kerry presents plan for funding higher education

• M. basketball: Ariza decides to leave Bruins

• More than meets the eye

• W. basketball: For women’s basketball, ‘the sky is the limit’

• Living with construction

• Football: Drew prepares to step up, lead in response to Ebell’s departure

• A closer look: Picking prep option from multiple choices

• News briefs

• Gymnastics: Gymnasts hope to leap past home-gym ‘jinx’

• A closer look: Students say exams worth the worry

• ASUCLA weighs variety of factors when drawing up budget

• Editorial cartoon

• A closer look: Testing Times

Tuesday, April 13

• Humans, birds share vocal learning genes

• Justice must recuse from Cheney case

• News briefs

• Letters to the sports desk

• Briefs

• Paper, its readers should be aware

• Display targets Bruin Republicans

• Feature photo

• Football: Football’s workout goes full-contact

• Petition claims blind students to true intent

• Editorial: Displays provoke disgust, not discussion

• Crimewatch

• New UCSD chancellor named

• M. track: Out of the blocks

• Activist bids North Village farewell

• M. basketball: Ariza to enter NBA draft, says source

• Bruin digest

• W. track: Senior surfaces in middle distance

• M. tennis: Both Clemens, coach say losing streak not an issue

• Harrison’s return ends his football withdrawal

• Baseball: First baseman demoted

• W. water polo: Women’s water polo dominates Long Beach State in Saturday match

• It's a small world

• Groups protest Israeli security checks

• Letters to the editor

• Daily Bruin’s next editor in chief brings fresh outlook

• Carnesale extends quarter’s office hours

Monday, April 12

• Project builds tension

• Palestine Awareness Week kicks off today

• T.J. and Dijon will likely be drafted; you can bet on it

• Students raise funds, clean L.A.

• Cultural ignorance spurs hate

• Pell Grant plan evokes unease

• Monday commentary: And on our left we have ... a campus tour without the truth

• Copyright laws elicit unfair reader prices

• W. track: Pole vaulter propels to top

• Baseball: Baseball takes 2 of 3 from Wildcats

• Editorial: Evaluations needed to make student voices heard

• M. track: Sprinter takes 200m dash by storm

• W. tennis: Bruins defeat both Washington teams

• Awareness week should stress positive progress

• M. volleyball: UCLA rallies to topple No. 1 BYU

• M. tennis: Men’s tennis stays on track with 2 road wins

• W. rowing: Crew team leads race entire way

• Softball: Softball loses set of leads, games to No. 7 Washington

• [Online exclusive] Korean Culture Night photo essay

• W. track: Jumper reaches new heights at invitationals

Friday, April 9

• Law school officers focus on transitions

• Letter to the editor

• UCLA to consider using detection device for copyrighted files

• Copyrights and wrongs

• W. tennis: Bruins, Huskies to face off in grudge match

• BYU’s slippage through NCAA loopholes hits volleyball hard

• Track: Meet set to revive fan base

• Liberal radio’s success hinges on quality

• M. volleyball: Cougars defend top rank in 3-1 win

• Looking for cheap rent, lots of space? Move south of Wilshire

• Local ER’s closure burdens UCLA

• Bruin digest

• W. water polo: UCLA glides to ninth-straight win

• M. volleyball: BYU benches foreign player ‘as a precaution’

• Editorial cartoon

• Softball: Pressure on UCLA builds after pair of losses

• Feature photo

• News Briefs

• Football: New football coaches weather transition

• Take the plunge; you may land a spring sweetheart

• M. basketball: Ariza turns down NBA Draft option

• Sigma Chi loses UCLA sponsorship

• Scrutiny of university workers may increase

• Protest opposes nuclear labs

• Anderson forecasters take economy talk to Bay Area

• Baseball: Baseball scores win over Wildcats

• Editorial: U.S. stuck in Iraq now, but needs plans to pull out

• Outsourcing viewed from the outside

• UCLA volunteers offer tax help

Thursday, April 8

• SDSU’s Dunlap interested in beefing up UCLA front line

• Editorial: ‘Under God’ violates Bill of Rights freedoms

• Profitable Pauley

• Pre-Draft camp a good idea for leading scorer

• Gymnastics: Gymnastics struggling to regain peak form

• Radio host, cartoonist pair up for storytelling at Royce

• The World's Records

• Review: Modest Mouse show strikes a low, unlively note

• Requirement vital for just society

• Students unite for MEChA rally

• Films, not weather, define L.A. seasons

• Football: Led by QB Olson, UCLA begins to strengthen offense

• Upcoming special election stirs division within USAC

• Bruin digest

• Calendar: Theater & Arts

• Calendar: Film & TV

• Culture nights more about social scene than education

• New security device a handy way to stop credit card fraud

• Briefs

• Soundbites

• W. tennis: Bruins catch Waves in 6-1 win

• Path to improving biking on campus a rough ride lately

• Review: Lingerie, laughs abound in Steve Martin farce

• Voters, politicians must tap into water problem

• Baseball: Conference season lends fresh start

• Festival to highlight Dutch cinematic touch

• Speaks out

• Iron & Wine to pour folk onto L.A. this weekend

• Regents support Fox for UCSD position

• Band kicks Hawaiian, sports stereotypes

• Student files lawsuit against L.A. crime task force

• Iraqi scholar offers insight into crisis

• Screen Scenes

• A Novel Navel

• Softball: After early-season losses to Arizona, softball to focus on landing first Pac-10 victory

• M. volleyball: Bruins set for ‘biggest game of the season’

• M. basketball: Thompson weighing NBA prospects

• W. water polo: Women’s water polo narrowly obtains victory

• Shopping Around

• Calendar: Music

• A symphony of young talent

Wednesday, April 7

• M. volleyball: BYU senior’s eligibility questioned

• Alcohol abuse a serious problem on UCLA campus

• Football: Spring sessions kick off in preparation for next year

• Editorial cartoon

• Old pastime passions need chance to be rekindled

• Grad students fight fee increases

• A closer look: Study: Religion wanes in college

• Briefs

• Search for replacement associate director begins

• Butterfly Bakery owner dies at 73

• A closer look: A week of faiths

• Huffington urges unification, not partisanship

• W. water polo: Sister Act

• A closer look: A week of faiths

• Speaks out

• W. tennis: New quarter brings new hope

• W. track: Freshman long jumper will miss invitational

• Laboring in uncertainty

• Editorial: UC Regents chairman ignores real problems

• Offbeat briefs

• Group sacrifices principles for politics

• Baseball: Bruins make waves in Pepperdine win

• Professors call for solution to textbook costs

• Football: Page injured after collision with fence

Tuesday, April 6

• March Madness proves enduring lure of NCAA basketball

• Dorrell not to blame for last season’s football flops

• Baseball: Good hitting moves player up

• Editorial 1: To reclaim respect, Dunn must prove innocence

• Transportation Services working to grow campus car rental program

• Briefs

• Huffington to speak in Ackerman today

• L.A. public transit not a bad ride

• Letter to the editor

• Briefs

• Genetic modification: harmful or helpful?

• Mock trial team takes first at national championship

• M. volleyball: Acosta, Wenger in jostle for starting position

• Next president must find gas solution

• Your health: Smart drinking habits can prevent headaches

• Feature photo

• Letters to the sports desk

• U.S. officials in Iraq to enforce warrant for Shiite cleric’s arrest

• M. tennis: Bruins expect to be in L.A. for Regionals

• M. track: Hollins not rejoining track and field team

• Editorial 2: Bush’s lacks a leader’s ability to be independent

• Lab combats terror with technology

• Faculty unites to fight fee hikes

• Football: Bieniemy to likely face questioning

• New method predicts earthquake in SoCal

Monday, April 5

• Briefs

• M.track: Bruins race to victory in relay

• Monday commentary: Bush’s promises to support community colleges were a sham

• Ashe Center raises optometry fees

• Airwaves should stay clear of political bias

• Examining USAC’s visibility

• New tennis star could push entire team to NCAA glory

• Editorial: Student government should not be stifled

• Gymnastics: Gymnasts land championship bid

• W.tennis: Tennis goes one for two in Bay Area

• UCLA professor pleads guilty to felony charges, placed on leave

• Bruin digest

• UC Berkeley Web site creates tensions

• W.golf: Bruins bag third tournament victory

• Baby boomers must repay debt to California

• M.golf: Men’s team falters in final round

• W.polo: After win over Sun Devils, water polo stretches streak to 11 games

• Letter to the editor

• Softball: Desert Demise

• Directory to help students click with Village life

• Stephenson to exit UCLA athletics

• Regent’s e-mail incites board

• Baseball: Baseball avoids weekend sweep

• M. tennis: Tennis bounces back with pair of victories

• M. tennis: Notebook

• BruinGo! best transportation solution

• W.track: Track gets a taste of Texas before June championships

• M.volleyball: Bruins rise against Waves

Sunday, April 4

• Letter to the editor

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