Story archive for November 2000

Friday, Dec. 1

• UCLA professor charged with crime

• Campus lacks general courtesy, warmth

• Speaks Out

• American partnership spells doom for Russians

• Asians in America

• Bruins exude confidence despite tough opposition

• Premium blend

• Losses shut down multimedia center

• Don’t rule out dating those with different beliefs

• Outreach, retention at issue in budget

• Assembly speaker will push construction bond measure

• Team seeks to ring another national championship win

• UCLA to face Georgia Tech in annual John Wooden Classic

• Screen Scenes

• Husband & wife bring ancient tunes to UCLA

• Advising office moves to Career Center after director’s resignation

• UCLA aims for fourth NCAA title

• Enthusiastic ‘Swing!’ dominates stage

• UCLA scientists find secretory protein that may defeat tuberculosis

• Community Briefs

• Squad treks on in difficult season

• Empty Macy’s building to house retail stores again

• Honey Bears get ready to swipe at Bruins

• Squad scores in Final Four goal

Thursday, Nov. 30

• Sketching a problem

• Getty exhibit focuses on gift manuscripts

• Player's Diary

• Okamura best choice for vacant position

• New officer to take UC-wide role

• Taking it for the team

• Pedro’s ouster may not have followed protocol

• UCLA prevails in close game with Gauchos

• Web Surfing

• Report may advocate double-decking L.A. freeways

• Alert

• LAPD’s treatment of protesters is unacceptable

• Eyes on the Prize

• Administrators need to fulfill promises to SPARC supporters

• The Blues Brothers

• Beatles back in ‘Hard Day’s Night’

• L.A. can be so commercial – but it’s rewarding culturally

• EVP election begins online today

• Fantasies of De La Hoya pit columnist vs. Trinidad

• Travelling band

• Minority students need aid to overcome disadvantages

• No. 1 ranked Bruins divide for upcoming weekend meets

• Campus vocal groups to usher in holiday season, spirit

• Women's Volleyball NCAA Playoff Bracket

• M. Hoops Briefs

Wednesday, Nov. 29

• Toreros trounce Bruins, who still seek first win

• Sound Bites

• Zilo Network’s Games look to fuel extreme crosstown rivalry

• Spencer Tracy Award presented to Lemmon

• Bruinwalk.com faces massive overhaul

• Expectation of excellence

• Model minority concept ignores disparity

• Buyout leaves no doubt USC can’t Hackett’s way forward

• Puppets bring Japanese tales to life in ‘Kwaidan’

• Fresh perspectives, lobbying will better serve undergrads at UCLA

• Bohemian Rhapsody

• Heart 2 Heart

• Loss to Northridge doesn’t rattle UCLA – it’s too early

• Students back veterans in struggle for benefits

• Clinton has repeatedly found failure on foreign front

• Pride on his side burns

• Community leaders discuss minority education, health

• Need to bridge gap between USAC, students fundamental

• Misguided jealousy rooted in lack of confidence

• Community Briefs

Tuesday, Nov. 28

• Holiday prompts thanks for many facets of life, like sports and UCLA

• Crime Watch

• Season of Growth

• USAC hearing yields election surprise

• Bruins hope to snap losing streak against Toreros

• M.Waterpolo Briefs

• University unsure of manufacturers’ working conditions

• Groening Pains

• Columnist distorts free trade controversy, opposition to WTO

• Letters

• Remember to give thanks for things you may take for granted

• Standardized tests unfair to students, schools

• I Need a Girlfriend

• Beartrap

• Community relations

• Football Notebook

• 'Ennio' displays talent of man with thousand faces

• A&E Briefs

• M.Basketball Notebook

• New LTK laser procedure corrects vision problems

• Groening Pains

Monday, Nov. 27

• Ask the Chancellor

• Football Briefs

• UCLA’s defeat evokes intense spirit typical of modern sports

• Event offers students insight on conflict

• Racism creates economically unequal communities

• A&E Calendar

• Bruins earn first berth to Final Four

• Student’s concert back on schedule after surgery delay

• Squad makes clean sweep at Thanksgiving Classic

• Squad squeaks by Cal, earns shot at NCAA title

• Playing offbeat holiday tunes is another way to make merry

• Community Briefs

• Above and beyond

• Jack of all trades

• NCAA appeals restraining order on Wright

• Local video store to close up shop

• Press Pound

• Women misguidedly find strength in evil men

• USC hands UCLA shutout, injuries place team on ice

• Grant adds Christianity to Korean studies curriculum

• Bruins still hoping to gain first win

• ‘Gumboots’ offers stompin’ fun

• Hip-hop heads mix it up with Blackalicious, others

• USAC approves online election to fill vacancy

• U.S. holds up ratification of 1997 emissions reduction protocol

Wednesday, Nov. 22

• Community Briefs

• Operation Counter-Strike

• Sin City indulgence good way to let loose

• Marquis de Sade’s life, stories inspire ‘Quills’

• UCLA loses to Northridge in upset

• Two Bruins frozen in their tracks

• Comic relief

• UCLA prepares at Baylor for NCAAs

• Sound Bites

• Major remains available despite rumors

• New Web site creates forum for buying and selling of ideas

• Some band equipment still missing

• TVs installed in food court for revenue, entertainment

• Team faces weekend of tough postseason play

• Immigrants should be considered true Americans, not criminals

• Team heads to Clemson for rematch showdown

• UCLA might not have won the game, but USC still sucks

• Blame eager reporters for election problems

• Bruins look to BYU for first win of season

• Officials report high chromium 6 levels

• Both sides must put aside zealotry to attain peace

Tuesday, Nov. 21

• BCS rankings distort which teams deserve berths most

• Food for thought

• Unrealistic portrayal of free trade shows lack of knowledge

• 'Rose' offers truly comprehensive garlic experience

• Court order temporarily returns player his eligibility

• Maximizing Her Returns

• Forever Freshman

• Architectural Design

• UC students miss chance to claim credits

• Puppy Power

• Electoral College system follows intentions of our Constitution

• Bruins will host impressive Matadors at Pauley tonight

• Thumbs up/Thumbs down

• Flippant view of wedlock is a problem

• Marber’s play reveals closer look at matters of the heart

• A&E Briefs

• Bruin win blasts Trojans out of pool

• Bruins voted No. 1 teams in national polls from CSCAA

• Lifehouse takes life on the road to promote new album

• Crime Watch

• Football Notebook

• Campus investment fund sees opportunity with Napster, Inc.

Monday, Nov. 20

• Community Briefs

• Body talk

• LAPD targeted in legal action

• Economic advantages more significant than race

• Sterling joins comedic cast in ‘Dr. Seuss’ The Grinch’

• Supporters rally for, against vote recount

• Toreros eliminate UCLA in NCAA championships

• Breakdowns on defense gave victory away to USC

• Team pummels Texas A&M 4-0

• A&E calendar

• Levy ultimately reveals all about boy bands

• Program introduces college atmosphere to students at young age

• Letters

• Trojans defeat Bruins in rivalry game

• Bowen, Green represent UCLA squad at NCAAs

• Harris ordered to not certify results, Florida outcome still uncertain

• Squad sweeps Washington to take 3rd place in conference

• Life 'N Lecture

• ’Laura’ presents engaging play with many plot twists

• In the fight for the hometown glory

• Gumboot gold

• Society’s denial of male affection creates fear, jealousy

• True Metallica fans support fight against piracy

Friday, Nov. 17

• Say goodbye to Hackett; he won’t be there much longer

• Board looks to draw more grad students

• UCLA travels to San Diego with high hopes of continuing wins

• Last year’s USC victory fuels competitive spirit

• Students demand repeal of SP-1, SP-2

• Community Briefs

• Classic comedy returns to stage

• Pre-game bonfire ignites spirit, Trojan

• Double trouble

• Real victories not always won on Rose Bowl field

• Students urged not to buy illegal T-shirts

• Documentary highlights fight by Japanese American in WWII

• Screen Scene

• Coaches’ opposing styles reflect squad performances

• Voters swayed by media’s premature statistics

• Popular decision would enshrine tyranny

• Voter turnout among youth shows slight increase

• Victory bell echoes with legacy of shenanigans

• Bruins look to snap losing streak with Utes up next

• Rivalry an integral part of UCLA life

• Acrobat troupe to entertain in lieu of standard Friday flick

• Victory to determine Final Four berth

• Bruins suffer tough loss to Cougars

• Speaks Out

• Progress and Discovery

• Seniors play last home game against rival USC

• Production blends old, new dance

Thursday, Nov. 16

• Elliott Smith brings soul, laid-back atmosphere to Wiltern

• Leader of the Block

• Letters

• UCLA Club Sports

• Web Surfing

• Senior’s swimming success helped by talent for juggling

• Exhibit shows depth of Californian culture

• Proposition 36 may allow past drug offenders to regain eligibility

• Rallies coincide with regents meeting

• Votes for Nader are votes for Republican government

• Fly me to the Moon

• Bruins use end of Pac-10 season to prep for playoffs

• Board may remove tobacco investments

• Ensemble stretches sonic boundaries in new presentation

• U.N. penalties equivalent to terrorism against Iraq

• Custody dilemma shows how UCLA slights older students

• Drug measure detrimental to ‘equal opportunity’

• Cross culture

• Sanctions are necessary to deter nation from warfare

• Election scheduled to select new external VP

• Football notebook

• Bruins’ season off to strong start

• Abuse of supplements has dire consequences

• Rallies coincide with regents meeting

• UCLA defeats All-Stars in close game

Wednesday, Nov. 15

• ITA performance could help Bruins in rankings

• Smoke House serves up realistic Old West flavor

• Eliminating economic barriers benefits all involved

• Column damages goal with attacks on whites

• Pac-10 Football Notebook

• Sound Bites

• Bruins face California All-Stars tonight

• Regents to discuss budget, enrollment

• Community Briefs

• Women shouldn’t rule out male pals for dating

• UCLA fails to earn tournament bid

• Crossing Paths

• ‘Hasty Heart’ an intriguing exploration of friendship

• Part 1: R-E-S-P-E-C-T

• Cross Country Briefs

• Florida Circuit Court upholds secretary of state’s deadline

• Men's Soccer Briefs

• All your weekly sports news in one convenient article (’SC sucks)

• ASUCLA pulls common medications off shelf

• Academic Senate looks at gender gap

• Letters

• Jolly Good Fellows

• Choice of America should concede defeat

Tuesday, Nov. 14

• ‘Body Politics’ compares female art in Fowler exhibit

• UC, CUE make tentative negotiation agreement

• ‘Alone’ serves as fitting tribute to Gershwin

• Amendments on Electoral College are hard to pass

• Bowen only Bruin to advance to NCAA’s after West Regional

• Crime Watch

• I Have a Girlfriend

• Police investigates theft from UCLA band in annual ‘Bowl’

• Football Notebook

• A&E Briefs

• Thumbs Up/Thumbs Down

• Athletes should enter race for president, lend skills to politics

• Get up, fight for your rights, vote

• Study shows nicotine targets brain

• Power house

• Filling in the Spaces

• UCLA kicks off season with dual wins

• Squad disappointed with fall-season finish

• Funding the Future

• UCLA secures 18th straight championship appearance with at-large bid

• Faithless few could change history, even after winner is called

• Sin City’s tacky sleaze in end often fails to please

• New medical procedure more efficient, fewer side effects

• Student loses life in plane crash

Monday, Nov. 13

• Speaks Out

• Students turn to carpool permits to cheat system

• Bigwords.com bids farewell despite great college appeal

• Tough tournament is the pits for UCLA

• Squad upsets No. 1 Stanford over weekend

• Press Pound

• Manual recount in Florida could be determining factor in election

• Outdated electoral college system hinders democracy

• Protesters demand revote, cite error in Florida ballots

• Ten minute black comedy hopes to spark public interest

• A & E Calendar

• Freshman forward coming on strong early for Bruins

• Fair trade coffee movement a step toward social justice

• Team seizes victory over Kentucky in tight game

• UCLA shuts out Trojans to avenge tie

• Holiday commemorates unsung heroes

• Around Town

• Sandler brings more laughs to big screen in ‘Little Nicky’

• Who Dunnit???

• Washington hands Bruins bitter defeat

• Wildcats hang onto conference’s top spot

• No upper hand to gain in the scramble for salvation

Thursday, Nov. 9

• Eligibility of external VP now in question

• Israelis visit UCLA, hope to put face to conflict

• UCLA means business in NCAA match vs. Trojans

• Women's Swimming Preview

• Adelphia cuts pornography option

• Honorable mention

• Tough competition lies ahead for squads at regional

• UCLA season opens with weekend tourney

• UCLA hopes to come up big vs. Kansas in classic

• Lavin needs to get all those young players straight or else

• Holiday excludes Pilipino sacrifices

• Bruins head into Husky territory

• Rampant poverty underlies our economic boom

• Citizens should embrace immigrants, not rhetoric

• Bruins hope to beat out USC, Arizona for conference championship

• Society sees white as right, even if you don’t

• World-renowned troupe to grace stage at Royce

• Men's Waterpolo Preview

• Database to ease study of ancient tablets

• Female sketch comedy falls short of its comic potential

• Mission Possible

• Web Surfing

• Critical games to decide Bruin season

• Suspense continues in race for president

Wednesday, Nov. 8

• Women should have right to serve, too

• UCLA students favor Al Gore

• Feinstein, Waxman win re-election

• Absurd ‘Jackass’ taps into lowbrow sense of humor

• Vouchers fail; drug reform passes in state

• GOP supporters hope for Bush victory

• Community briefs

• Too close for comfort

• Organization pushes fair trade coffee

• Sound Bites

• Senior-year ennui sets in as future remains uncertain

• Two UCLA alumni claim local district seats

• A brighter shade of green

• Bruins head to Garden for tourney

• Play explores human struggle to find identity

• Drawing a Fine Line

• Coldcut cooks with audio-visuals

• Booming population crowds L.A. commute

• Bruins secure victory over Pepperdine in close match

• Seesaw battle too close to call

• UCLA loses again to Krispy Kreme,USC finally halts big losing streak

• Students should examine issues concerning immigration

• Kapono back for another season

Tuesday, Nov. 7

• Tight race could see popular winner lose

• Nader urges electorate to ‘vote their conscience’

• ‘Molly’s Delicious’ peeks into gossiping small town

• Minding the midfield

• UCLA defeats Slovakia by slim margin

• Shop opens mysteries to Westwood readers

• Crucial minority voters will play major role in elections

• Life 'N Lecture

• Bruins campaign during last leg of presidential race

• Team answers questions, shows off skills at event

• Polling in elections: an odds-maker’s nightmare

• Candidates in local races find strategy plays important role

• Crime Watch

• A&E Briefs

• Student groups seek greatly-needed marrow donors

• Upsets of top teams not all due to Bruin prowess

• Gore’s inconsistencies prove he can’t be trusted

• The Young and the Restless

• UCLA shows depth early in season

• Bush plays chameleon to court voters of color

• Political activism should not end in voting booth

• Freedom and religion

• Workshop creates date rape awareness

• Football Notebook

• Talking the Talk

• Bruins expect tough match from Waves

Monday, Nov. 6

• Protesters rally to support rights of Taiwanese heads of state

• Bruins sweep Trojans in three games

• Cast of ‘Hype’ promotes new sketch comedy at UCLA

• Nader supporters flock to campaign stop in Long Beach

• Green party candidate would bring fresh ideas to stale Senate

• Proposition 32

• E24/7 offers more virtual storage space

• Proposition 39

• Proposition 34

• Proposition 33

• Community Briefs

• Bruins get big win, little loss in Arizona

• Nader best choice for President, but vote Gore if it’s close

• Orion2 offers broader range of services

• Speakers address issues in Asian American community

• Proposition 37

• Memorial service held for Rabin

• It takes a village

• UCLA suffers fifth conference loss

• Local assembly seat up in tight race

• Keep the Faith

• Hammer exhibits modern conceptual housing

• Proposition 36

• Bruins seize two victories against ranked opponents

• Proposition 38

• UCLA pulls narrow win over Stanford

• Calendar

• Proposition 35

Friday, Nov. 3

• Proposition 37 stirs mixed feelings on environmental impact fees

• Washington poses problem to UCLA’s roller coaster season

• Author looks at impact of technology on toys today

• Impact of drug-conviction provision weighed

• Victory over USC key to Pac-10 hopes

• Group, university clash over crosses

• Clinton visits Crenshaw, rallies support for Gore

• Letters

• Gore, Bush use ‘don’t care’ attitude to avoid issues

• Speaks Out

• Students underestimate power of voting, issues

• Community Briefs

• University editorials release candidate endorsements

• Candidates vie for contested youth, look to alter past trend

• Westwood rally frenzy infringes upon freedoms

• Bruins keep season hopes, tradition alive

• Screen Scenes

• UCLA works toward NCAA playoff top seed

• The Matchup

• And the nominees are ...

• Speaker urges action to end capital punishment

• Writer to speak on life experiences

• Weekend holds tough matches for Bruins

• Stanford’s ‘trench dog’ goes to war with UCLA

• Portrait of an Artist

• L.A. Law

• Criticism of Green candidate unwarranted

Thursday, Nov. 2

• Professor among injured in crash

• Votes for Green candidate won’t hurt Democrats

• Letter

• Web surfing

• Letters

• A night in shining armor

• Salerno-Sonnenberg to perform at UCLA

• NCAA champion Bruins to hold meet-and-greet

• Football notebook

• UCLA has poor showing in tournament play

• Forum addresses interests of Jewish political balance in U.S.

• USS Cole bombing highlights outmoded ideas of service

• UCLA honors former U.S. President Carter

• Heaven sent

• Taking Bruin-Trojan rivalry to heart

• Wanted bad bruins

• Many celebrate Navratri with garba

• Travel for free with frequent flyer beverages

• Mental aspects of athletics are as challenging as the physical

• Match against USD prep for big upcoming meets

• Club Briefs

• UCLA blows out Concept in preseason

• The Ball Boys

• Misconceptions distort Prop. 38

• Youth election apathy turns wheel of discontent

Wednesday, Nov. 1

• Long Beach State sweeps Bruins

• Underground Films

• Former president to be awarded UCLA Medal

• Pac-10 Notebook

• Web site to connect inventors, companies

• Rebirth of French a cappella starts with Accentus

• Ideas of love are misconceptions media create

• Trojans prepare for Halloween with scary play, dead-end ways

• Good Luck

• Gore rallies supporters in Westwood

• On Greener Grass

• Suffering of Palestinians lies with Arafat, not Israel

• Gore’s plans for Medicare would benefit Americans

• Lost innocence of comfort women should be recognized

• Community Briefs

• Crosses honor memory of ancestors

• Rush returns to Kansas City after signing ABA contract

• Bruins to face Jayhawks for season opener

• Sound Bites

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