Story archive for January 2003

Saturday, Feb. 1

• Baez still driven by love of music, social change

Friday, Jan. 31

• Bruins make Cougars feel Blue

• Bruins, Trojans cross rackets today

• Ruling could affect public, private

• Stat Geek finds roots in predecessor Sondheimer

• UCLA undaunted by BYU’s ‘D’oh!’

• State of your Union

• Hollins, Fey manifest skills

• Film shows curse of ‘Don Quixote’

• Screenscenes

• Gymnastics looking to regain balance in Arkansas meet

• Bush’s Address bellicose

• Keyes commits to UCLA

• ‘It’s been that kind of year,’ Lavin says

• Choral group Cantus uses medley of tunes to instruct

• Report cites lab mismanagement

• Letters to the editor

• Rape case suspects to be tried as adults

• Students not studying, survey says

• OCHC discusses construction, aims to thwart fee increases

• Science of acting captivates Bruin

• Squad’s season starts at Winsberg Tourney

• Robertson, French orchestra join pianist Fleisher for Royce concert

• Upcoming Bay Area meets pivotal for Bruin swim team

• Title IX requirements may change

• Professors bring their experience to court

• Despite finger injury, Jackson leads Ducks to victory

• UCLA backhands UCI, looks to USC for challenge

• Speaks out

• Editorial 2: President must be made to show reasons for war

• Editorial 1: S.U.R.E. needs to survey less and act more

• Paper trail

• Baseball team excited to begin season

• Title IX shifts discrimination to men

• Briefs

• ‘Biker Boyz’ ride goes beyond racing

• Muti-tasking cell phone obsession must be disconnected

Thursday, Jan. 30

• Simon’s dramatic, comedic creation hits Geffen

• Magubane brings knowledge, experience in apartheid South Africa to UCLA

• UCLA vocalist has no trouble teaching

• Janina Montero fills year-long vacancy

• Men's Soccer Notebook

• Briefs

• Bookstore belly flops

• Debate explores effects of Sharon’s re-election

• Swedish swimmer a key player on UCLA’s team

• Sex Columnist: Size of the cack doesn’t matter in the sack

• Zapped!

• Q & A with Jay Handal: West L.A. Chamber of Commerce President

• UCLA hosts Irvine in third match of season

• More than Modern

• Falafel King: Greasy not-so-goodness

• Softball team steps up for another grand slam season

• Wedding bells can wait

• Leftist hatred of Bush, not Clinton, unfair

• Partisanism taints USAC appointment

• Second survey raises concerns

• Homer, Bart lead nation more than George Sr., Jr.

• Hot Hot Heat burns up the stage in Seattle

• Females find athletic outlet in Frat Row’s Walk of Shame

• Cougars aim to interrupt 41-game losing streak

• Undeterred

• Rugby team still optimistic after losing two games

• More than Modern

• Bruins desperate for win

• Feature Photo

Wednesday, Jan. 29

• UCLA law diversifies through outreach

• Pac-10 food chain defies laws of nature

• Nobel laureates sign statement urging Bush to refrain from war

• Professors debate existence of political bias in classroom

• Volleyball team faces injuries

• Letters

• International students critique Bush

• Simon’s dramatic, comedic creation hits Geffen

• Speaks out

• Bush enumerates Iraq’s offenses

• The Arditti Quartet live right on key

• Book Reviews

• Editorial: Bush’s writers pull off speech of paradoxes

• Israeli elections inspire rally on campus

• War on Iraq is legitimate, may push oppressive regimes to reform

• Pearlman approved by divided USAC

• Pondering divinity: a good way to spend time

• Bruins outnumber, outplay Rebels

• Sundance: more than just stars

• Bowling for Westwood

• Research restrictions don’t sit well with academic community

• New Wave

• Students hope one-acts will enlighten others

• Briefs

• Sports Notebook

• President’s competency questioned

• ‘Kimmel Live’ on ABC a bleeping good show

• Walker looks to end collegiate career on top

Tuesday, Jan. 28

• Basketball’s problem not coach, but lack of fan support

• Softball’s past, present take field

• Screenings honor female director Arzner

• Briefs

• Legislators ask regents to condemn Connerly’s remarks

• Editorial: Give peace, inspections a chance to work

• Experts discuss impact of genetic research

• Conference looks at minority health

• Too much importance placed on image

• City council undecided about resolution on war

• Our responsibility to discuss future biotechnology dilemnas

• Jensen expresses rationality in art through geometry, aesthetics

• Soundbites

• Ellingtonia

• Rising star of ‘The Recruit’ Colin Farrell ‘works and plays hard’

• Hollywood war films vividly commemorate, do their ‘duty’

• Inane ‘Twentieth Century’ lacks substance

• Professor's perspective: Quarter system best for students, faculty

• Briefs

• Jones, politicians’ game of imitation absurd

• Standings/Scores/Schedules

• Letters to the editor

• Crime Watch

• Will BruinGo!?

• Cal’s arena a Haas of pain for Lavin

• Editorial Cartoon

• Eyes on Michigan: the California case

• Double team

• Montero unopposed for vice chancellor

Monday, Jan. 27

• Face Off: Regulation of abortion violates personal liberty

• UCLA loses after slow start

• Man found dead in North Campus

• Films document ‘Visions of Five’ female students

• Richard Price’s latest novel ‘Samaritan’ explores the selfish side of altruism

• Editorial: Non-voting commissioners best for USAC

• Folk not just history in ‘Memoirs’

• Students carry weight in semester decision

• Portraits of Passion

• Position open for UC student regent

• Briefs

• No. 7 Bruins drown Waves, 6-1

• Face Off: Government already enacts morality in laws

• Indulge in a bit of musical guilty pleasure: it’s healthy

• Team not at its best still aces past Fresno State

• Not What It Looks Like

• Letters

• Bruins falter in weekend Pac-10 matches

• Residents angry at placard misuses

• TV program change saves us the agony of basketball

• GSA to campaign against fee increase

• UCLA Student Legal Services offers free legal help in Ackerman

Friday, Jan. 24

• Parking validation now larger problem for stores, shoppers

• Aria ready for some opera?

• Sharon, Mitzna vie for prime minister

• Smith finds success through humanitarian efforts

• Squad smashes Long Beach St.

• Aria ready for some opera?

• Willis flies high on talented team

• Bruins lose to Stanford 52-51

• Councilman withdraws proposal for new BID

• Bruins celebrate long-standing Sundance involvement

• Watch men’s basketball? I’d rather calculate

• Men’s basketball defense gets its act together

• Eyes on Michigan: constitutional concern

• Letters

• Fiat Lux should shed its light on more students

• Ashe budget status unhealthy

• Applicants for facilities head voice their plans

• CSP procedural reform necessary, constitutional

• Israeli election won’t rewrite peace process

• Volleyball nets another loss after 49ers match

• UCLA’s hills are alive with the sound of folk music

• Bruins to serve Bulldogs nothing but the toughest

• Protests are integral part of democracy

• Microsoft’s copy protection plot overpowers media technology again

• Team to be tested by Cardinal, Bears

• Screenscenes

• Stat Geek uses ‘simple’ math to predict Super Bowl outcome

Thursday, Jan. 23

• Changes in programming may affect free speech

• Four Labeque hands to make for a musical evening

• Crowd rallies for abortion rights

• Q & A with political science Lecturer Hennig

• Young tennis team exhibits potential

• Departments decide list of courses offered

• Connerly owes an apology for his statements

• Injuries attack volleyball ranks before 49ers game

• BUICK offers students comic relief

• Letters to the Editor

• Anti-abortion Bush slights nation

• Reality TV feeds guilty wish fulfillment

• Who says you can’t judge a team by its media guide?

• ‘Missing Students’ remembers Columbine victim Rachel Scott

• Bruins to meet more malice at Maples

• That's folk folks!

• ‘Balzac’ creator gives local talk on book, film

• Memorial barbecue to provide Unicamp scholarships

• Robson denies crowd dance lesson

• From turmoil to triumph

• ‘Harry Potter,’ ‘Idol 2’ : pop culture or new communism?

• CalPIRG tries to secure pledges during financial shortage

Wednesday, Jan. 22

• Muggers, 'don't mess'

• Connerly won’t rescind remarks

• Tennis levels opponents at Sherwood Cup

• Speaks Out

• Striking it Rich

• Hammer holds off the wall photo exhibit

• Ear on the sphere

• Editoral: Fire him, make him resign; just get Lavin out

• Behind the numbers

• Campus safety

• Learning world history only way to better future

• Men’s soccer coach honored

• UC will file suit against WorldCom in California

• Weiss to propose new Village BID

• Thirty Years Later

• Roe v. Wade: Speaks Out

• Drootin throws down electrifying debut album

• Pole vaulters start out on top

• Letters to the Editor

• Feature Photo: Kicking Back

• U.S. needs responsible cloning strategy

• Don’t like the Super Bowl? Watch this

• Where are they now?

• Student Perspective

• Pac-10 play resembles historical happenings

• Art reviews

• Return to regulars likely in Stanford game

• Football Notebook

Tuesday, Jan. 21

• Scorsese talks about

• Choreographer grabs fame and success early in life

• Female engineer faces challenges eagerly

• Race-neutral policies hurt U. of Michigan

• Editorial Cartoon

• Women's tennis briefs

• Crimewatch

• Microsoft, students gain from mutual patronage

• Bruin gymnasts continue to impress

• A new low: Saturday’s game marked worst loss ever at Pauley Pavilion

• Jones withdraws group name due to alleged phone threats

• Bruins flourish against Tritons

• Students deliver food, hope to Skid Row

• Soundbites

• Grad students flock to UC system as economy falters

• Golden Globes’ voters get it completely wrong

• Matranga stays humble with audience interaction

• UCLA students join anti-war protests

• Honorable thing for Lavin to do is just resign

• Professor's Perspective: A tax cut is favorable, but...

• Professor's Perspective: Precedents set by previous tax breaks show...

• The bullet train to Broadway

• Wildcats unsatisfied with stats, final score in victory over Bruins

• Plan-R’s sound example of rock ’n’ roll done right

• Briefs

• UCLA faces bitter loss

• Littering on campus disrespects Bruins

• Bruins fall to Arizona in season’s first Pac-10 loss

• Standings/Scores/Schedules

• Westerners getting the point of acupuncture

• Three men’s soccer players drafted to MLS

• Two UCLA hospitals may close without further funding

Friday, Jan. 17

• Consumer Electronics Show goes wireless

• Oops, they did it again

• No room for faculty raises in budget

• U.S. support of Palestinian state hypocritical, foolish

• Lee loyal to fans despite mainstream fling

• New State Superintendent O’Connell reveals educational goals

• Mia Doi Todd presents novel Cali sound

• Last home meet against UCSD to solidify travel team

• Mentors mix culture, learning

• Speraw to lead Anteaters against teacher Scates

• Screenscenes

• Jones’ pilfering of Empowerment! infantile, harmful

• Taking artistic liberty!

• Motherhood or career: panel discusses dilemma

• Women’s tennis hopes for smashing debut

• Meaning of King’s dream debated

• Bruins knock Utes off balance, look to land weekend wins

• Filmmaking competition gives Bruin finalist exposure

• SuperDraft likely to grab UCLA soccer stars

• Ryan’s clemency honorable in flawed system

• Blue is gold for Bruins in win over Sun Devils

• Speaks out

• Letters to the Editor

• Even Captain Helmet can’t excite UCLA fans at game

• Regents may draw the line at student, faculty dating

• Anti-war protesters seek media coverage

• Pole vaulters to see how they measure up this weekend

• Basketball team needs more than a makeover

Thursday, Jan. 16

• UC rethinks business practices in lab

• Bruin to showcase political, musical messages

• Editorial: Stop hiding behind the war, President Bush

• Letters

• Advice from filmmaker’s idols leads to Sundance debut

• Tight budget brings layoffs to political science lecturers

• No. 1 Bruins use teamwork to sweep Irvine

• UCLA fails to pull in needed recruits

• Bruins smush Banana Slugs, 3-0

• Pac-10 freshmen superstars prepare to face off

• UCLA at Sundance

• Bruins compete to keep 6-win streak in Arizona

• Viewers suffer as inane sports journalism reaches a low

• Q&A with USAC President David Dahle

• Briefs

• The battle over Empowerment

• Chancellor sets deadlines for

• ‘Joe Millionaire,’ ‘Chicago’ warp fame-seeking minds of ladies

• New USAC chair gets mixed reviews

• Fear of racism causes one-sided accusations

• Feature Photo

• Readers: a pretty penny

• Partnership underfunding upsets regents

• UCLA fails to pull in needed recruits

Wednesday, Jan. 15

• Men’s tennis squad excited for season after ranking No. 1 in preseason poll

• Speaks Out

• Bruins’ new style schools opponents

• Bush should aid Davis in easing economic strife

• Alumna’s film sees Sundance

• California crunch: UC officials analyze Davis’ proposal

• Who wants to get loaded?

• All sex, no love make Jack awfully desensitized

• Karma is playing point guard in this year’s Pac-10

• Here we go again

• Lavin denies resignation rumors

• SAA brings 5 tons of snow to Bruin Plaza

• Film preservation gives life to old, new

• Where are they now?

• Sexual Aging

• Setting precedents should worry Bush during 2003

• TV lists are 3)lazy 2)cheap 1)insulting

• Universities not leftist citadels

• Students resurrect campus Buddhism

• Briefs

• Village businesses form Watch

• Curtain Calls

• California crunch: Students fret over fee hike

• ‘Progressive Voice’ to debut on internet

Tuesday, Jan. 14

• War with Iraq a waste of resources, lives

• Police will not make Village more appealing

• INS elicits protests with policy

• UC Student Association Vice Chair Neal resigns

• Axing coach after early celebration is unfair

• Bruins ready for championships

• Professor overcomes production troubles to make film

• Briefs

• 2002 sees calamity of collapsing ethics in U.S.

• Gerald Lamb’s life honored with upbeat memorial

• Professor's Perspective: Lott reveals GOP, South’s ‘dirty little secret’

• Standings/scores/schedules

• Editing videos, DVDs for kids a silly scam

• Testicular cancer treatable

• Chris Lam earns spot on tennis team

• Letters to the Editor

• Theater group combats Asian stereotype

• A Brazillian Beat

• Soundbites

• Briefs

• Student Accounting omits paper billing statements

• Despite rumors, Lavin has no plans to resign

• Online: Proposed changes in MLB aim to balance home-field advantage

• Academics finally think like students

• Friends, family mourn loss of Salima Nagji

• Updike’s ambition greatest flaw in ‘Seek My Face’

• Staff bids farewell to separated twins

• Turnovers, messy handling lead to UCLA defeat

Monday, Jan. 13

• Merchants voice parking woes to Weiss

• Kidman not afraid of Viginia Woolf in ‘The Hours’

• Bruins top Trojans

• Sundance to screen film ‘Come Nightfall’

• Jurassic 5 plays live to a dead crowd

• Feature: Catch me if you can

• Shift away from origins doesn’t bode well for Tomorrow’s Parties

• Gov. Ryan’s stand should be applauded

• Editorial Cartoon

• UCLA gymnasts leap over Utah

• It’s time for Guerrero to put Lavin, fans out of their misery

• Political activist, former Bruin dies

• Merchants in Westwood advocate foot police patrol

• Kerr becomes new defensive coordinator

• Letters to the Editor

• Face-Off: Appetite for domination makes Iraq greater threat

• UCLA cowers under the Red Storm

• The Smoking Gong

• Councilmember for USAC resigns

• Protesters cry out for peace

• Bruins lose to familiar face in tourney

• UCLA cowers under the Red Storm

• Face-Off: North Korea’s nuclear stock too large to overlook

• UC faces losses, fee hikes

Friday, Jan. 10

• Screenscenes

• ‘Grease’ angel won’t go unsung

• Students call the shots on ‘UCLA: Next’

• Bruins look to end Utes’ at-home winning streak

• Class demystifies urban legends

• Volleyball remains confident despite several injured players

• Electronica ready for surge after uneventful, retro 2002

• Kaiju, inc.

• Editorial: Gov. Davis fails to prove his worth

• Feature photo: My big fat Greek dance

• Administration faces water conservation, but issue fails to get students’ attention

• Exiling Hussein to avoid war not a good alternative

• Performance ‘Proof’ of entertaining radio

• Lott’s comments reflect a racist nation

• ‘HotSpots’ will soon allow you to surf while you sip

• Team shoots to topple Trojans

• The Tyde’s classic sound arrives at Spaceland

• Bruin b-ballers must bounce bad style in 2003

• Axman returns to UCLA

• A Different Course

• RD’s death impacts many

• Speaks Out

• Semester at Sea travels to Cuba

• Letters to the Editor

• St. John’s may prove hearty foe

• Student regents surprise USAC members with visit

• Stat Geek's superlatives for 2002

• Center for Civil Society opens

Thursday, Jan. 9

• Embargo on Iraq an unfair solution

• The best of 2002: Arts events at UCLA

• USC victorious at Pauley for first time in a decade

• Briefs

• Far-right nominees dangerous for U.S.

• The best of 2002: Films

• USAC decides fund allocation

• The best of 2002: Disappointments at UCLA

• The best of 2002: Theater & Arts

• Artistic revolution absent from ‘The Year of Moby’

• The best of 2002: Music

• Closing up shop

• UCLA’s most recent defeat leaves team at a loss

• Editorial: Environment more precious than economy

• Reformed immigration would increase safety

• Disabled rights activist dies, but legacy remains

• ORL staff grieves for RD

• First time’s the charm for Fitzgerald

• Stuffed: Trojans slam Bruins, 80-75

• UC’s management ability scrutinized

• Men’s soccer achieves goals as Div. I champs

• Gov. Davis makes job market new priority

• Letters to the Editor

• New ruling to limit Westwood fast food

Wednesday, Jan. 8

• The best of: Films

• UC builds up its intern program in Sacramento

• Engineering class takes the gamble out of Nevada casinos

• Alliances at work in Middle East could result in increased violence

• Lesson not learned: placard problems persist

• UCLA football loses top college recruiter

• Where are they now?

• Bruins packing heat in Pac-10

• Editorial 1: Bush’s plan costs more than it’s worth

• Just one drink can slow reaction time

• ‘Millionaire’ amuses as ladies get competitive

• Kyodo Taiko members unite to raise awareness

• Blectum innovates musically, visually

• Editorial 2: U.S. should withhold aid to North Korea

• Gamers' corner

• Raelian cloning claim may curb viable research

• UCLA students search for the good book

• Donated ‘gemcars’ green UCLA transportation

• Reel Cancun

• Men’s Volleyball players Jagoda, Zemaitaitis, rise to top of roster

• Men's basketball notebook

• Speaks Out

• Gymnastics notebook

• Series to explore Scorsese

• Recycling programs trashy, say students

• Letters to the Editor

• Shadows of the Past

• Eminent director at UCLA set to show his ‘Big Love’

• Briefs

• UCLA scientists working to map brain country

Tuesday, Jan. 7

• Rosen’s work delves into film’s past and future

• Crimewatch

• Britney Spears is not fat

• Student dies in accident while driving home for holidays

• Stretch your learning

• 2003 brings leaders plenty to resolve

• Start movie hopping, save money

• Separated twins finally head home

• USAC updates, pursues fall goals

• Toledo’s loss may be UCLA’s gain

• CD-AAARRRRRRRRRRRRRRR

• Soundbites

• Team looks to next year after hard loss

• ASUCLA resolves job disputes with increase in pay wages

• Defensive line twins prove they know how to have a Ball

• Graduate student presents politics through cartoons

• Women’s basketball hits its stride

Monday, Jan. 6

• Women’s gymnastics outperforms Oregon

• Hate speech is an unaffordable luxury

• Time for the president to stop veiling agendas with patriotism

• 2003

• Hot shooting key to Bruin win

• UC fee hike not answer for budget woes

• On-campus residents relieved about arrest

• UCLA beats Washington schools

• Lights...Camera...ZOOM!

• Davis proposes UC budget cuts to ease deficit

• Key to ending North Korea crisis is diplomacy, not appeasement

• Backseat DJ ruins ideal road trip with bad music choices

• FACE OFF: Affirmative action fair way to ensure diversity

• Czech celebrities raise funds for kids, promote culture at UCLA event

• Glimpse of the future

• FACE OFF: Discrimination based on race is unconstitutional

• New coaches mean a new era

• Column: Over-marketing, LeBron James’ hype spell disaster at 'Poly"

• Lecturers will not strike this month

• Kapono turns into dynamite on court

• 2003

• Rulings further Enron suit

• Demonization of drug users, link to terrorism unfair

• Tuition rising, no end in sight

• Standings/Scores/Schedules

• Screen Scenes: Gangs of New York, Confessions of a Dangerous Mind, Chicago, Talk to Her

Friday, Jan. 3

• Bruins play street ball to beat Washington in conference opener

• Q & A with Jay Handal: West L.A. Chamber of Commerce President

• Simon’s dramatic, comedic creation hits Geffen

• UCLA victorious despite 29 turnovers, Washington press

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