Story archive for August 2004

Wednesday, Sept. 1

• Official seeks increase in local minority admissions

Monday, Aug. 30

• Students fight fees with lawsuit

• Letters to the editor

• No kids allowed

• Budget adviser for USAC resigns

• [Football Preview 2004] Feel the pain of the 2003 season

• Reinventing the label

• [Olympics] Bruin athletes triumph at Olympics

• O.A.R. gains recognition the old-fashioned way

• ‘Anacondas’ lacks story line, suspense

• [Football Preview 2004] Point of return

• Scalping laws confusing

• Olympics criticism justified

• UC, workers to negotiate contract

• Family ties

• [Football Preview 2004] Cable vision

• [Football Preview 2004] Coach to bring back team's pregrame ritual

• UCLA renews deal with Adidas

• Groups given fair chance for funds

• News briefs

• W. golf: Mayorkas tees up against all-male field

• W. volleyball: Volleyball has high hopes with core group returning

• ASUCLA reveals plans for campus eats

• Trauma services earn top accolades

• Combination of alcohol, movies can’t be beat

• [Football Preview 2004] Underdogs out to prove themselves

• Colleges combat illegal file-sharing

• Planetarium stars astro students’ work

• Editorial cartoon

• Bridging gender gap an act of progress for sports

• USAC completes funding allocations

• Football: Bruins ready to get down to business

• Freak show

• Band’s reunion revisits rock history

• [Football Preview 2004] A look at Pac-10 football

• Many groups will appeal funding

• Indies look to supplant static giants

• Old age an unexpected close to a fast life

• Gay marriage: ‘Love is above politics’

• [Football Preview 2004] Q & A with WR Craig Bragg

• [Football Preview 2004] Perry's return a plus for Bragg

• ‘Shop’ a little show with a lot of ‘Horrors’

• [Football Preview 2004] 2004 Team Roster

• Family, police continue search for missing student

• [Football Preview 2004] Squad receives a fresh start

• Feature photo

• Book prices to drop

• Editorial: USAC’s hazy allocation of funds unfair, inconsistent

• M. water polo: Experience aids water polo team

• [Football Preview 2004] Five burning questions about Bruin football

• W. soccer: Bruins kick past LMU, 2-1

• M. soccer: A solid start for men’s soccer

• Calendar

• [Football Preview 2004] UCLA Football schedule for the 2004 season

Wednesday, Aug. 25

• USAC doles out group funds

Monday, Aug. 23

• [Olympics] Team USA fans’ mindset is peanuts

• Student’s family continues search

• Editorial: Students win with court ruling over fee hikes

• Letter to the editor

• News briefs

• [Olympics] Bruins aim for medals

• Court disallows UC fee increase

• [Olympics] Olympic voices should focus on positive to keep viewers

• [Olympics] Devers’ leg causes another setback

• City gives OK to Casden project

• Civility first, details to follow

• W. soccer: A whole new ball game

• Golf: New tourney pits women against men

• [Online] Bruin digest

• Editorial: Faked crime is a negative lesson on hate issues

• Football: Perry excited about return

• Kerry’s war heroism bears partisan fire

• Briefs

• Scooters’ popularity zooming higher among students

• Extra meals hard to swallow

• UCLA a summer home to conferences, camps

• Football: Offense shines at scrimmage

• Editorial cartoon

Tuesday, Aug. 17

• Missing student's family doubles reward offer

• Football: Football wide receiver reinstated

Monday, Aug. 16

• Manipulation is key for Cheney

• Fantasy leagues just a layperson’s reverie

• Baseball: New coach hires baseball assistant

• UCPD fights underage drinking

• Indian culture hits American mainstream entertainment

• Campaigns hit Oregon trail

• Study finds world’s oceans store half of man-made carbon dioxide

• Editorial cartoon

• W. basketball: Former UCLA All-American joins women’s basketball staff

• Videoconference classes gain viability

• Editorial: UCPD lack of transparency a danger to community

• Bruins succeed in Olympic play

• Letters to the editor

• Football: QB shows greater bulk and on-field presence

• Golf: Bruin golfers fall short in stroke play

• UCLA neurological researcher dies at age 35

• Games’ spirit found in obscurity

• New oral history director brings experience, innovation

• Court halts UC fee hikes for some

• Kerry’s military past dubious

Monday, Aug. 9

• Editorial cartoon

• Three more Los Alamos employees on investigatory leave

• Recording shows missing student

• [Olympic Preview] ’84 Games gave UCLA global exposure

• [Olympic Preview] Passing the torch

• Plans in works for new pool

• Briefs

• W. golf: UCLA’s Dwyer to play an emotional Women’s Amateur in her hometown

• USAC should be more open

• [Olympic Preview] Alumnus seeks to honor family with Olympic play for Greece

• As usual, changes to NCAA rules go too far

• Baseball: Baseball receives commitments

• Weed out rhetoric and get students involved politically

• [Olympic Preview] U.S. women’s water polo team features seven Bruins

• W. golf: Above the cut

• Heinz Kerry’s boldness is justified

• M. basketball: Thompson dominates tournament final

• UCLA loses lawsuit

• Editorial: Ideas will reform but miss major problems

• Performance review calls for education changes

• [Olympic Preview] College gymnasts a rarity in Games

• [Olympic Preview] Vaulter to represent S. Korea

• Football: UCLA football player dismissed

• [Olympic Preview] Athletes remember 1980 Summer Olympics boycott

• [Olympic Preview] Security elevated for Summer Olympics

• Swimming: Bruin swimmer clinches title in 200m butterfly

• [Olympic Preview] Team USA men’s water polo seeks gold

• Editorial: Applicants for UC must be told their fate sooner

• [Olympic Preview] Steroid controversy is hurting fans’ interest in track

Wednesday, Aug. 4

• [Online] Surveillance footage shows missing student in L.A.

Monday, Aug. 2

• Olson’s maturity, drive key to team’s optimism

• Baseball: Savage adds veteran infield coach to staff

• Election should not be postponed

• M. track: UCLA’s Johnson, Florida’s Clement have friendly hurdling rivalry

• Closed USAC session on fee allocation criticized

• Editorial: USAC’s structure sidesteps accountability

• UC admits denied applicants

• Former Bruin center dies at 56

• Football: Second and Long

• GPA change means fairness

• Musicals glean inspiration from movies

• Football: Player’s return to football uncertain

• Research remains stopped at lab

• USAC gives $10,000 to outreach center

• Editorial cartoon

• Students embrace convention

• Missing student search goes on

• Bruin digest

• Rule change aids all student groups

• ASUCLA student stipends not raised

• Trojans’ math fuzzy in title claim

• Staff picnic unifies departments, raises budget issues

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