Story archive for May 2000

Thursday, June 1

• UCLA study used in lawsuit for better public education

• ‘The Man Show’ baldly celebrates male gender

• Houston could de-polarize campus

• 'Cure Obscure'

• Team prepares to compete in championships

• Houston optimistic about upcoming term

• Back to the future

• Sound Bites

• Anti-stalking campaign arms potential victims with education

• Test prep services make large profits

• Athletes choose draft over school

• Bruins make run at outdoor title

• Briefs

• Runaway truck crashes into De Neve Plaza site

• Magic Johnson hosts annual charity event at UCLA

• Charges that Spring Sing lacked diversity are unfair

• Relationships should be taken more seriously

• Actors guild takes to streets due to changes foreseen in ad pay policies

• MSA’s divisive arguments fail to meet academic standards

• Golf Brief

• Conspiracy explains Shaq’s free throw success

• Vouchers not the solution to public school woes

Wednesday, May 31

• Grooves Grass and Sun

• ‘Last September’ lacks elegance, poignancy expected of genre

• M. Basketball Notebook

• Family Ties

• Filmmakers do disservice to talented foreign actors

• Washing Up

• Graduate schools place varying degrees of emphasis on tests

• Center’s goals expand with name change

• Bruins wrap up season with honors

• DiTullio ready to compete in NCAA individual finals

• Men are aggressors in most domestic cases

• Sensationalization of athletes misses point

• Volunteers take health education abroad

• Racial studies requirement would improve California’s tolerance

• Students ignore community in quest for diploma

• IFC not unique in need for funding

Tuesday, May 30

• Painter places canvas over mural for holiday

• JazzReggae Fest kicks off day one with style

• Net Scapes

• UC, nurse’s union reach tentative agreement

• Tornado threat postpones game vs. Washington

• Oklahoma puts quick stop to UCLA’s title hopes

• Event recognizes impact of culture on education

• UCLA student picked to live in a house with five interns

• Students must continue fight for diversity

• No fear

• Daily Bruin fails to cover stirring lecture given by Muslim convert

• Death row inmate provides insight into capital punishment

• Bruins blast into Super Regionals

• Crime Watch

• Down to Earth

• UCLA receives award for research

• Lee’s confidence fails him in NCAA singles tournament

• Submission misrepresents complex situation in Mideast

• Control is relative inside of ‘Escher’s Hands’

• When media talks, we don’t always need to listen

• Controversy over SAT use continues

Friday, May 26

• Conference explores Indo-European linguistics studies

• Pop culture

• Travolta fails to hit target, again, in ‘Battlefield Earth’

• Screen Scene

• New budget may help ASUCLA finances

• Ethnic, gender requirements could help foster acceptance

• Enforced 'diversity' GE courses have no place at UCLA

• Bloodhound Gang gives crowd-pleasing show

• Lee heads to third round of NCAAs

• Football athletes discuss parking placard scandal

• Community Briefs

• No label jazz

• UCLA faces Delaware in NCAA regionals

• Charges against scientist disputed

• Softball Briefs

• Top-ranked Washington looking for revenge

• Alabama hands win to struggling Bruins

• Waterpolo Briefs

• Administration is out of touch

• UCLA alumnus stresses need for educational emphasis on technology

• Author shows celebrity retreats

• Hate crimes show need for classes

• Speaks Out

Thursday, May 25

• Independent films changed face of ‘90s movie industry

• Rinocerose gives classy, avante-garde performance

• University investigates complaints against UCPD

• Declaring war against Houston harms students

• Skaters digest fun, Roll-AIDS message

• Learning to C.O.P.E.

• Speakers attack hate crimes with education

• Military downsizing wrong way to balance U.S. budget

• Reggae All Day: Jazz Day

• An American abroad

• Times have changed ... so have librarians

• UCLA starts off strong in NCAA tournament

• Sound Bites

• Bruins prepare to defend title

• Piggie pleads guilty to fraud, may face fines, time in prison

• Briefs

• Eight tough teams to compete for College World Series crown

• Return to Glory

• Defense spending should be cut, reallocated for education

• Power must be retrieved from UC’s top dogs

• Reggae all day: Reggae Day

Wednesday, May 24

• Softball Notebook

• Heart of a champion

• Injury leads to defeat in quarterfinals

• W. Tennis Notebook

• Players prepare for singles action

• Without resources, future of inner-city youth bleak

• Exhibit provides picture of Renaissance Ferrara

• High class setting complements first class food at Il Moro

• Somewhere to go

• Judicial Board rejects IFC’s claim over funding

• New president faces challenges

• Science Poster Day allows students to showcase research

• Creating classic spy story is impossible mission for Woo

• Progress will require dedicated, cohesive effort

• The gang's all there

• Baseball Brief

• Discussion centers on immigrant workers’ battle for rights

• Athlete reveals his heart lies in being role model

• Insults against Houston uncalled for

• Letters

• Professor’s gift of inspiration more valuable than money

Tuesday, May 23

• Crime Watch

• M.TENNIS BRIEFS

• Senior class gift may ease lack of study space

• Tell me a story

• Thumbs Up/ Thumbs Down

• Prevalence of Mp3s justifies RIAA fears, lawsuit

• UC Berkeley-Novartis partnership sparks controversy

• TEST

• UCLA Day for Art provides universal outlet for talent

• UCLA places fourth at Pac-10 meet in Oregon

• Bruins work together to seize Pac-10 title

• Amador gets Miss UCLA Y2K crown

• Front Sight misfires in effort to affirm rights of gun-users

• Curtain Calls

• Culture Fusion

• Facts reveal Israel’s unjust ways

• Ian Moore breaks out of mold with new album

• UCLA earns top seed in Oklahoma regional

• Baseball Brief

• Silencing his critics

• Students honored for dedication to service

Monday, May 22

• Bruins miss NCAA Championship berth

• Improv comedy offers students venue for laughter

• Psychology professor breaks ‘boy code’ with lecture

• Creativity in mind of the beholder for campus art

• Community Briefs

• Praxis’ platform, agenda deserve respect

• Squad captures share of Pac-10 title

• Law School holds commencement ceremony

• Volunteers upset Bruins in quarterfinals shocker

• Brandt comes through for key win in his hometown

• Justice for Elian must be justice for all

• Baseball Briefs

• Campus event lets children showcase their many talents

• Sound Bites

• UCLA earns College World Series berth

• ‘Perfect egg’ shouldn’t be on auction block

• Tell me a story

• Nommo celebrates 30 years, honors community members

• Stanford slams UCLA in quarterfinal shutout

• Cruise Control

• Watley’s speed plays key role in team’s new focus on steals

• Congress to vote on permanent trade with China

• AngelCiti exposes artists to record market

• Touched by an angel

• Shuttles fuel support for local UCLA bands

• Problems with L.A. public schools not so easily solved

Friday, May 19

• Championships should prove familiar territory

• ‘Choose or Lose’ discusses firearm control with youth

• Tuition for non-residents increases

• Pac-10 title at stake vs. Stanford

• NBC film reveals ‘Brady Bunch’ behind-the-scenes

• Now & again

• Asian American WWII veterans hold discussion on injustices, internment

• Bruins take first playoff game in stride

• State budget may raise UC funding

• Hand yoga can bring health, joy

• SAGE ratifies union contract; UC must follow suit to finalize

• Conference deals with power issues

• Quick Long Beach team will be harder to catch

• Food Not Bombs highlights hunger issue

• UCLA aims to hold its ground at Pac-10s

• Screen Scene

• Community Briefs

• Houston defeats McCory in tight finish

• Comeback win over Texas puts Bruins in quarterfinal match (ONLINE EXTRA!)

• Industry should embrace technology, not fight it

• Speaks Out

• Daily Bruin’s USAC endorsements are insulting

• True education comes from experience

• East West Players’ ‘Follies’ exhibits universal themes

Thursday, May 18

• Oppression of Kurds still occurs, even in the U.S.

• Care to Tango?

• Bruins looking to prove themselves in Round of 16

• Event encourages women to pursue leadership roles

• Don’t let stereotypes label your love

• Archive showcases work of rare director

• Briefs

• Injury to Kramer complicates UCLA’s chance in finals

• Visual aid

• Social promotion hinders public schools

• Report says UCLA Medical Center in red

• NCAA Regional set to begin at Easton

• Student Welfare Commissioner faces criticism

• Sound Bites

• Procreation only one side of sex issue

• Slide show celebrates rich Village history

• Display raises awareness of sexual violence

• UCLA student plays House of Blues

• Closing time

• Stepping up

• Power outage affects several campus buildings

• Speaks Out

• Squad looks for redemption in regionals

• Article distorts Israeli celebration

• Letters

Wednesday, May 17

• SAGE anticipates contract approval by graduate students

• Body Movin'

• Respect domestic violence organizations

• Miles Away

• UC unions seek cost of living increase

• Capturing Culture

• Club Sports Briefs

• Football Briefs

• Here's the story of a man named Brandon

• Author continues ‘Star Wars’ legacy with novel

• Four spots up for grabs in USAC runoffs

• Leaving early becoming new tradition

• MSA pushes anti-Israel propaganda

• Casual workers pay price for university’s greed

• Landmark agreement ends union’s struggle

• Tito’s serves up first-rate Mexican cuisine

• Fraternity holds campus marrow drive

• Artist goes to trial over charges from Statue of Liberty mural

• Rebuilding will be the word for team after NBA draft

Tuesday, May 16

• Camarillo to become first Latina CEO of Convention

• Bridging a Gap

• Bruins use meets as warm up for Pac-10s

• UCLA beats Arizona to sweep series

• Fans wild over band’s lighthearted style

• Bruins look to defend title at NCAA Championships

• Athletes only deserve as much respect as they show

• Retain your identity, don’t be partisan

• Crime Watch

• Thumbs Up/Thumbs Down

• Exhibit focuses on Asian Pacific Islander community

• A life less ordinary

• UCLA prepares for Pac-10s with meets

• Bookman withdraws from runoff election

• Ethnic showcase highlights Pilipino heritage

• Sweeps prepare viewers for summer hibernation

• O.J.’s innocence, guilt shouldn’t stand as black-and-white issue

• Net Scapes

• Respect domestic violence organizations

• Riches of the Indies

Monday, May 15

• Students voice concerns at meeting with regents

• A walk in the park

• Bruins overcome fear of Arizona pitcher Diggins

• The Bruin Choice Awards

• Community Briefs

• Jewish census promotes unity, charity

• ‘Shockheaded Peter’ tales provide sinfully good time

• Participating in activities builds character

• Palestinians still oppressed despite peace talks’ progress

• UCLA dominates Arizona from mound

• Conference celebrates research, writing

• Seniors’ accomplishments recognized in ceremony

• Sound Bites

• Mothers join forces in

• Oregon, OSU no match for Bruins

• Team misses shot at NCAA Championships

• UCLA trumps Irish in tight game

• ‘Road Trip’ offers taste of best and worst of college

• Bruin sweeps pave way to NCAA Round of 16

• Conservatives ignore plight of minorities, poor

• Military tradition, discipline come together at ROTC ceremony

• Pennywise gets wild night on the record

• Kapono explores possibility of NBA draft

Sunday, May 14

• Pennywise gets wild night on the record

• ‘Shockheaded Peter’ tales provide sinfully good time

Friday, May 12

• Urgent need to halt AIDS crisis emphasized in annual lecture

• Referenda pass, presidential runoff needed

• True test of skills still lies ahead

• Graduate students elect Griffin, Curl, Kim

• Next stop Central Avenue

• Community Briefs

• Letters

• Confident Bruins host NCAA Regionals

• UCLA season boils down to string of tough meets

• Team to sharpen skills at invitationals

• Athletes play vital role in creating university pride

• Screen Scene

• Celebrities must learn to pay price of fame

• Clothes speak louder than words

• Speaks Out

• Domestic violence is harsh reality for men also

• UCLA pays tribute to Gil Cates

• Bruins seek redemption in final games

• Association plans second Ackerman Student Union questionnaire

• Presence of homeless in Village problematic, some say

• Headline goes here

• Arizona brings fiery pitching to contest with UCLA

• Getting out the vote

Thursday, May 11

• Subcontracting Med Center duties is dirty business

• Hard day's night

• Healthy Hour lets patrons schmooze without booze

• Sound Bites

• Federal downsizing devours poor, feeds corporate greed

• Uncle Sam ignores taxpayer wishes, provides false hopes

• Speech and Debate Team celebrates strong ranking

• English Department, supporters gear up for Marathon Reading

• University, union arrive at tentative agreement

• Workers protest subcontracting

• Women's Tennis Brief

• Arts & Entertainment Briefs

• Mexican artistry, culture at heart of conference

• UCLA can’t tame game vs. Huskies

• Poor upkeep of local bus stops contributes to crime, study says

• ‘Shockheaded Peter’ blends sinister lessons with satire

• The reel world: Miami

• UCLA Club Sports Briefs

• Independence celebration spurs dialogue between Jews, Muslims

• Men's Track Notebook

• Underground sounds surface at politically-charged concert

• Bruins fired up to compete at NCAA West Regionals

• Women's Track Notebook

• Center of attention

• Young gun

• ASUCLA closes doors to student accountability

• Ceremony honors nurses for commitment to caring

Wednesday, May 10

• UCLA takes on Huskies in hopes of redeeming weekend losses

• Freedom at heart of Elian issue

• LACMA displays cultural textiles of Central Asia

• Bruin batters bash The Beach

• U.S. propaganda suppresses immigrants’ rights

• Muslim group rallies against Zionism

• Apartment horrors ready for Hollywood treatment

• Artist shows expertise with detail in portraits

• Demonstration advocates U.S. base removal

• DNA scientist speaks on future of genetics field

• Beyond the Numbers

• To the beat of a different drum

• Voting for USAC positions begins today

• Olympic sports’ success maintains UCLA legacy

• Internet site gives good excuse for study break

• Online universities ignore educational value of campus experiences

• Teacher Evaluations

• Fans enjoy group’s golden sound

• Title comes after year of tribulations

• Students should make their voices heard by voting

Tuesday, May 9

• Crime Watch

• ‘Water dogs’ entertain Pac Bell Park fans

• Bill would ensure jobs for workers displaced by outsourcing

• USAC CANDIDATE ENDORSEMENTS

• Beck and call

• Independents, Alternative slate challenge Praxis’ control of council

• UCLA, Long Beach State have midweek matchup

• Bruins uphold title-clinching tradition

• USAC CANDIDATE ENDORSEMENTS

• Curtain Calls

• Basketball Briefs

• USAC CANDIDATE ENDORSEMENTS

• Praxis deserves credit for recognizing, confronting toughest university iss

• USAC CANDIDATE ENDORSEMENTS

• USAC CANDIDATE ENDORSEMENTS

• Team lets two victories slide onto ASU plate

• USAC CANDIDATE ENDORSEMENTS

• World Bank’s chief economist advocates financial reform

• The politics of preservation

• Day trading gaining popularity among many college students

• USAC CANDIDATE ENDORSEMENTS

• USAC CANDIDATE ENDORSEMENTS

• Myths about ‘Price is Right’ exposed

• USAC CANDIDATE ENDORSEMENTS

• Presidential candidates debate

• USAC CANDIDATE ENDORSEMENTS

• Cookbook offers wacky culinary techniques

• Punks pay tribute at farewell concert

• USAC CANDIDATE ENDORSEMENTS

• USAC CANDIDATE ENDORSEMENTS

• USAC CANDIDATE ENDORSEMENTS

Monday, May 8

• USAC presidential candidates look to tackle issues

• Family, friends trek to Indiana to cheer team, heckle Ohio St.

• GSA Candidate Statements

• Spring it on

• Education brings power to students, state

• UCLA takes two of three from struggling California

• Alas, Poor Ethan

• Bruins extend win streak over USC

• Sound Bites

• GSA Candidate Statements

• Professor predicts president athlete

• UCLA defeats OSU for NCAA title

• GSA Candidate Statements

• Moby visits Westwood for Internet broadcast

• Referendum aids student recreation

• Graduate students vie for GSA posts this week

• USAC referenda endorsements

• GSA Candidate Statements

• PowWow celebrates future of tradition

• Student-funded organizations protect costs, access to college

• Bruins drown Trojans 11-4 to claim championship

• Business school holds forum as part of new e-curriculum

• Back Tracks

• USAC referenda endorsements

• Bruin Choice Awards

• Adrenaline, motivation carry squad past rivals

• Community Briefs

Friday, May 5

• Extension classrooms will fill gap

• Captain Pants comfortable with various sound styles

• Community Briefs

• Team has tradition on its side as it faces Ohio State

• Tough weekend awaits Bruins in Arizona

• Ladies' Night

• Bruins hope USC meet goes according to plan

• Break cycle of domination by Praxis

• Squad in race for championship again

• Zawinul Syndicate to synthesize Royce Hall acoustics

• Proposed referenda would fund facilities, lobby groups

• Screen Scene

• Culture Clash uses humor to deliver social commentary

• UCLA library ranking slips with latest analysis

• Analyst Hill talks about inequalities in economy

• UCLA gets fired up for series with Cal

• Globe trotters

• Letters

• Emotions run high as Bruins take on Trojans

• UCLA slides past Penn State in semifinals

• Gays, minorities must work together to fight hate

• Voting in campus elections is waste of time

• Speaks Out

• W.Basketball Briefs

Thursday, May 4

• Voters find distasteful campaign ads hard to stomach

• Player Diaries

• Candidate emphasizes diversity as integrated, not single effort

• Letters

• Interfraternity council protests lack of funding

• College athletes have no guarantee of NBA success

• ‘Argonauts’ succeeds in modernizing epic

• Greek Revival

• The Sounds of Spring

• Technologies pave way for daytraders in market

• Softball Notebook

• Reagan does not deserve honor by university

• Sound Bites

• South Carolina under pressure to take down Confederate flag

• Russian ballet troupe brings tale of ill-fated dancer to L.A.

• Negotiations stalled between nurses, UC

• World Bank, IMF exploit developing countries

• Censored documentary on Kurd plight to screen at UCLA

• UCLA looks to ace semifinal vs. Penn State

• Newsletter looks to spark interest in Westwood life

• On the Assist

• Baseball Notebook

• Briefs

• SHAME AND GLORY IN INDIANA

• Candidates vie for internal vice president

Wednesday, May 3

• Loss to Pepperdine ends win streak

• Mediation ends without agreement

• Harmonies prove Rockapella isn’t just another boy band

• Fraternity house target of drive-by shooting

• New strides in genetic research raise scientific, ethical questions

• Misleading article distorts facts

• Holocaust survivor brings message of survival to campus

• Students should lobby for repeal of SP-1, SP-2 mea

• Candidate hopes to bring experience to external vice president position

• Polar Bears

• Administrators join ASUCLA to examine finances

• Courage under fire

• Departing players hold press conference

• Masked hero steals stage in ‘The Scarlet Pimpernel’

• Sex often treated as little more than commodity

• Mumia’s struggle indicative of larger problems

• Polar Bears

Tuesday, May 2

• President

• Moiso, Rush decide to enter professional league

• Program offers free exams for Tay-Sachs gene

• General Representative

• Jewish professor receives welcome after exoneration

• General Representative

• General Representative

• General Representative

• Forum offers intellectual side of faith

• Crime Watch

• UCLA signs three athletes to fill front-court positions

• President

• External Vice President

• Bruins sweep Cougars in three games

• Exhibit illuminates unique Egyptian pieces

• USAC CANDIDATE STATEMENTS

• Bruins leap ahead to take first place during Cal-Nevada championships

• Men's Volleyball Notebook

• My buddy and me

• Sale of Mother’s Day tribute cards will aid cancer research

• Sun Screen

• How-to guide illustrates ways to adorn bobby pins

• Net Scapes

• General Representative

• General Representative

• Sex often treated as little more than commodity

• President

• Academic Affairs candidates focus on diversity

• General Representative

• General Representative

• Strong individual efforts put squad in 4th place at contest

• The Motivator

Monday, May 1

• Threat of laundry facility closure prompts protest

• Event marks 25th anniversary of Saigon's fall to Communists

• U.S. Poet Laureate speaks at UCLA

• Fired-up Bruins win MPSF title over Waves

• Eight students run for representative position

• UCLA takes doubles title at Pac-10s

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