Story archive for November 2003

Monday, Dec. 1

• M. basketball: Bruins struggle for win sans injured forward

• Real estate project’s future uncertain

• W. volleyball: UCLA No. 8 for tourney

• Labor activist, newly appointed UC regent to be honored

• Law school hosts debate on same-sex unions

• W. soccer: Postseason defense proves strong

• World AIDS Day draws global attention to epidemic

• W. soccer: Women’s soccer tames Lions in 4-0 win

• M. polo: Men’s water polo shows potential at season’s end

• M. soccer: Tulsa falls after UCLA’s late game goal

• W. basketball: Offense drives Bruin victory

• Editorial: TAs deserve more respect, compensation

• Master plan to aid campus cyclists

• Jackson truth still unknown

• UC must use position to lead WMD debate

• TA strike’s timing troubles students, faculty

• M. soccer: Bruins advance to quarterfinals

• Letter to the editor

• [Online exclusive] Former UC President Kerr dies

• M. basketball: UCLA comes back in second half

• Hearing set for Seidler-Feller incident

• UCLA forum will discuss budget crisis

• Bruins to get a running start meeting Dynes

• AAP coordinator’s termination spurs outcry

• Africa devastated by disease

• Howland gives team what it’s been lacking: good coaching

• Los Angeles repels businesses, workers

Wednesday, Nov. 26

• UC’s Internet patent might be unplugged

• M. soccer: One step closer

• UCLA hopes to hire subcontracted workers directly

• With recent stats, soccer's a notch above other sports

• Bruin digest

• Football: UCLA, Washington face postseason bowl bid battle

• Second TA strike set for Week 10

• ASUCLA, USAC discuss eatery issue

• Memo raises concern over FBI tracking

• M. waterpolo: Men’s water polo up against Pepperdine in first round

• M. basketball: UCLA looks to start era off right

• A closer look: Shelter leaves the gobbling to the turkeys

• TeamX considers contract renewal

• W. volleyball: Waves defeat Bruins

• A closer look: Village offers (un)conventional dinners

• Student activists bash civil dialogue

• W. basketball: Strong start not enough to secure win against Texas

• Anti-Zionism not about anti-Semitism

• Taco Bell must protect its suppliers’ workers

• A closer look: There’s no place like home, or is there?

• Editorial: Driver licenses still needed for undocumented

• A closer look: Holidays not so festive for striking workers

• W. soccer: One step closer

Tuesday, Nov. 25

• W.swimming: Bruins do swimmingly at Texas A&M

• USC demolishes men’s hockey – twice

• British rightly distrust U.S.

• Students deserve better cell phone service

• Atkins diet disappoints in long-term weight loss

• Anderson dean: Increasing diversity a struggle

• Editorial cartoon

• Fowler to send artifacts home

• Offbeat

• Higher pollution connected to SARS fatality rate

• Crimewatch

• Forum serves food for thought

• W.volleyball: Letting go

• Speaks out

• W.volleyball: Bruins finish solid Pac-10 season, but NCAA chances still up in the air

• Juried multimedia exhibit showcases varied Bruin talent

• W.hoops: Texas a tough test for young squad

• M.volleyball: Gonzalez favored to start as setter

• Letters to the editor

• Foreign students face strict unit requirements

• The similar essence of Ramadan and Thanksgiving

• Never give up on your dreams, sports fans

• Flu season begins early with force, new strains

• Teamsters add fuel to strike

• Editorial: Rivalry should focus on fun, not violence

• CALPIRG banquet to simulate global hunger

• W.cross country: Huge finish for cross country

• Performance caps dancer’s quest for 3 arts degrees

Monday, Nov. 24

• Students support strike with two-mile march

• ‘Diversity credit’ plan disputed

• W. basketball: Basketball nets crucial season-opener win

• New hope yields old outcome for Bruins

• [Online extended] M. polo: Water polo loses to USC in OT

• Pair brings attention to persecution in China

• [Online] W. soccer: Shutting out Smith key to soccer’s victory over Kansas

• Keep Taco Bell on campus, out of dispute

• Football: Pac-10 bowls tough to predict

• Football: Crushed once again

• Library fights to keep collection world-class

• Pre-game party ends in fight; police deputy hospitalized

• State, regents must fight potential fee hikes

• Letters to the editor

• UC may endure midyear budget cuts

• Medical building renamed

• Football: Seniors lament lopsided rivalry

• [Online extended] W. x-country: Cross country ready for NCAA action

• Football: Bashing continues after game

• W. soccer: Bruins dominate play, beat Kansas

Friday, Nov. 21

• Editorial cartoon

• Conspiracy theories abound

• Letters to the editor

• Bruins wary of Kansas

• Alumnus thrives on road less traveled

• Bruin team following trend of 2001 Trojans

• Department restricts enrollment

• Bruin players motivated at high decibels

• Don’t be USC, stand by underdog team

• Study looks to clear up admissions process

• Volleyball looking to break USC win streak

• Los Angeles crosstown rivalry has made history since 1929

• Journalist files lawsuit against UCLA Hillel director

• Editorial: USC close on the academic heels of UCLA

• Bragg dedicated to becoming ‘that complete receiver’

• Big game is all in the palm of the beholder

• Water polo expecting fierce match against USC

• CALPIRG rallies against energy bill

• It's down to Dorrell

• ‘Healthy’ initiative will harm forests

• FCC calls for better cell phone services

• Re-evaluation to probe UC patent’s validity

• UCLA’s offense may be struggling, but defensive line is up to par

• Offbeat

• Standings/scores/schedules

• A new team to tip off the season

• Airfares prompt holiday travel

• Dorrell finds Olson’s leadership worthy of starting play

• State’s future lies in capable hands

• Bonfire ignites Bruin enthusiasm

• Los Angeles unattractive to businesses

• The day the country stood still

• Big game is about rivalry, not win

• Hydraulic oil spill causes slip in commuter punctuality

• The Wild Bunch II animates USC team

• Alum leads cheers for 28 years

• Bruin SWAT Team united by success

• Boredom breeds hype-buoyed ’SC rivalry

• Bruin Digest

Thursday, Nov. 20

• Festival to place street dancing in the spotlight

• Board approves budget negotiation principles

• USAC upholds funding status quo

• Students keep films short and sweet for ‘Movie Snacks’

• O Canada! We want your drugs

• Review: Actors vocalize essence of humanity

• British singer brings heart back to pop

• Hit program raises eyebrows

• Wiltern next stop on comedians’ road trek

• Students call for Connerly’s resignation

• Fresh, Hot Jazz

• Professor enjoys helping the hapless

• Teaching culture no easy task

• Forum drives home immigrant license bill

• Briefs

• Dude, Where's Michael Moore?

• Calendar: Film & TV

• Letters to the editor

• Down with conformity, IKEA, up with take-out menu art

• Fraternity hosts philanthropic event

• Football: A tale of four football players

• Dynes wants to steer Legislature’s knives away from UC

• Instrumentalist to bring music creativity to Royce

• Closet USC fan reveals his cardinal and gold sin

• Anti-Zionist pamphlet insulting

• Right movie can eat up time after all turkey’s gone

• Calendar: Theater & Arts

• Security to abound at party

• Calendar: Music

• Pop star minds terrible things to waste

• Students demand to be heard

• W. soccer: PKing at the right time

• M. basketball: Howland to keep starting lineup

• Screen Scenes

• Editorial: Tuesday’s debacle gets nothing done

• Review: Prophet fails to envision satisfactory ending

• [Online] Songwriter’s emotional performance far from ‘eerie’

• W. x-country: Track star shines in cross country

• Soundbites: Jay-Z "The Black Album" Roc-A-Fella

• Hockey: Bruins aren’t afraid of the big, bad Trojans

• Clash erupts at regents meeting

Wednesday, Nov. 19

• M. basketball: Thompson steps into role as team co-captain

• Offbeat

• Presidential hopeful releases education plan

• Face off: No solution in sight for budget debacle

• A closer look: Tradition’s pranks see ebbing trend

• Thin vein of hope keeps UCLA alive against ’SC

• Class schedule revamped

• Regents hold rare SoCal meeting today

• Series brings authors to UCLA to chat

• M. basketball: Bruins outshine All-Stars

• A closer look: UCLA-USC legacy builds sense of community

• Editorial: State must make education higher priority

• Feature Photo

• Football: Dorrell focusing on game, not implications

• Ethnic studies on the rise

• Local parking rates may change

• Bozeman has room to grow under Howland

• A closer look: Schools find unity in research endeavors

• Face off:Governor on right path to fix economy

• A closer look: Old friends make new rivals

• Bruin digest

• ASUCLA names interim director

• W. soccer: Soccer seeks national title, respect

• W. volleyball: Former Bruin volleyball star returns to aid team, earn degree

• Scientists debate about genetically altered food

• UC, librarians settle on contract

Tuesday, Nov. 18

• Speaks Out

• Demand change by closing Taco Bell

• Wind explored as energy source

• Football: Bruins could ruin Trojans’ title hopes

• Center tackles bioethical issues

• Board of Regents to discuss response to budget crisis

• M. basketball: Point guard ready for anything

• W. basketball: Women’s hoops have undefeated preseason

• Educators search for best mix of IT, tradition

• Letters to the editor

• Crimewatch

• M. soccer: Men’s soccer takes No. 1 seed

• W. softball: Bush honors UCLA softball champions

• Promenade may get image overhaul

• Standings/Scores/Schedules

• W. swimming: Weekend results in mixed bag for swimmers, divers

• Roadtrippers share career discoveries

• Federal firefighting system needs reform

• Editorial cartoon

• First-ever Community Service Day sees low turnout

• Smashing Success

• Hockey: Bruin hockey prevails over CSUN, UC Irvine in weekend sweep

• Inadequate counseling hurts students

• If there is a God, He must really hate UCLA

• Committee will recommend Taco Bell’s removal

• Nine Bruins compete in regional programming contest

• Genetically modified food to be addressed

Monday, Nov. 17

• Library struggles to fund access

• [Online extension] X-country: Women’s cross country gets automatic bid to NCAA finals

• [Online] Society of Latino Engineers and Scientists promotes math, engineering fields to underrepresented youth

• Football: QB dispute may not matter v. USC

• [Online] ‘Forgotten Terror’ exhibit highlights lingering effects of World War II

• Patience with Dorrell may pay off in long run

• Labs to go up for bid in 2005

• ‘Roadtrip Nation’ authors travel to UCLA

• W.volleyball: Volleyball rallies to beat Cal

• W.basketball: Bruins tune up with last exhibition

• Football: Falling back to familiar territory

• Progress requirements hurt student development

• Centers work to expand

• BAMN wants Connerly out

• Hundreds gather at Schoenberg to remember Edward Said

• W.soccer: Soccer successful with ‘Big Five’ strategy

• W.soccer: Soccer clinches win with late-game goals

• M.polo: Bruins ride out Waves in OT

• CALPIRG’s $5 fee empowers students in capitol politics

• Editorial: Schwarzenegger must deliver on promises, serve the people first

• [Online] Forum addresses rights, raises awareness of American Indian culture

• Frazier hearing delayed

• Students to challenge regents’ priorities

• Democrats’ silence only aids the dark side

• News & notes

• M.soccer: Men’s soccer ends season with perfect record

Friday, Nov. 14

• Bruin digest

• Bruins set back by Stanford season sweep

• W. volleyball: Offense, injury plague UCLA in loss to Stanford

• Speaks out

• Avoid chagrin, develop a sexile style

• GSA forum approves over $10,000 for resource center

• M. waterpolo: No.4 Bruins hope to calm Waves

• Offbeat

• Machines peeved, threaten humanity

• Women’s soccer set to make postseason push

• UCLA students benefit from myriad available internships

• Letters to the editor

• X-country: Cross country will aim high at West Regionals

• LGBT conference focuses on graduate student work

• UCLA pays tribute to controversial intellectual

• Activists fight to remove Taco Bell

• Archive to screen political documentaries

• Where did they go?

• Editorial cartoon

• Football: Victory vital for bowl chances

• MBA enhances career potential

• Affirmative action still needed to help minorities

• NCAA’s mixed postseason philosophy unfair

• UC executive salaries lag behind

• M. soccer: Bruins tie USD, winning streak ends

• M. golf: Men’s golf lands four top recruits

Thursday, Nov. 13

• Professor, civic leader dies at 54

• Pianist pays homage to John Cage’s work

• Education Act feared to be censorship

• A regular girl's sugar plum fairy

• Curtain calls

• Heavy metal revival: Roughing up the Ball

• Filmmaker To transforms action into art

• Review: Varied dance forms enrich Farrell Ballet

• W.volleyball: Stanford, Cal matches crucial for postseason

• N*gger Wetb*ck Ch*nk

• CalPIRG, UC stores team up to research high textbook prices

• CalPIRG investigates textbook prices

• Bruin digest

• Polo: Family ties

• Simpson revives ‘dumb blonde’ image

• Girls night out actually lovely

• Voting initiative will help process

• Bruins may benefit from MidEast activity

• Screen scenes

• Awarding ads

• Heavy metal revival: Beat-up band tops tear fashion to shreds

• M.basketball: True freshman Ariza leads squad in scoring, rebounding in exhibition match

• UC graduation rates up, annual report states

• M.basketball: Bruins nab win in season-opener

• M.rowing: Men’s crew rowing strong through budget cuts with the help of Title IX

• Football: History puts pressure on kicker

• Letters to the editor

• W.basketball: Pitts makes regal return to court

• UCLA theater puts Mee in the spotlight

• M.soccer: Team vies for 16th consecutive win in game against USD

• Howland’s know-how apparent in Pauley

• M.basketball: Notebook

• Week of events aims to empower students

• Industry fights file-sharing

• Editorial: Bill’s academic interference anti-American

• Producers program gives students real-life training

• Robertson’s Philharmonia set to perform

• For Eisley, success is all in the family

• Geneva compromise crucial to peace

• Heavy metal revival: Professor melds genre, academia

• Review: Acoustic Live finalists highly entertaining

Wednesday, Nov. 12

• Wildfire legislation garners concern

• M. basketball: Former star O’Bannon returns home

• M. basketball: Howland focuses on present

• Football: Olson named starter

• USAC restarts student government internship program

• A closer look: Situation in the Gulf has deep impact on UCLA community

• Strike out of sight, not out of mind

• M. basketball: UCLA expected to sign top basketball recruits

• W. soccer: Soccer’s No. 4 seed unexpected

• Government interests drive activist group

• Cost of donating eggs outweighs benefits

• Recruiting process is labyrinth of illogical rules

• Dorrell’s quarterback flip-flop a bad move

• UCLA snags plethora of athletes

• W. basketball: Pedersen, Pluimer ready to sign letters of intent

• Complex issues make caution necessary in USAC decisions

• W. basketball: Selling point

• Controversy over SATs could affect UCLA’s image

• A closer look: Local veteran embittered by holiday’s festivities

• Editorial: Distribution of federal aid is unbalanced

• A closer look: Former soldiers discuss U.S. occupation of Iraq

Monday, Nov. 10

• Tracing out a scientific discovery

• Foreign enrollment declines at UCLA

• A sneak peek at men’s basketball practice

• [Online only extended article] Swimming: Swimmer on her way to NCAAs

• M.soccer: Men’s soccer earns second Pac-10 title

• On-campus bar needed for atmosphere, not alcohol

• Professor’s trial put on hold until December

• New state finance adviser appointed

• W.soccer: Bruins beat Oregon teams

• News & notes

• Football: Messy game ends in UCLA defeat

• New security technologies presented at UCLA symposium

• ‘Rock the Vote’ debate lacks substance

• Football: Special teams make two

• W.basketball: Basketball nets last-second victory in exhibition game

• M.basketball: Howland turns attention to centers Hollins, Fey

• Bruin digest

• Students compete in mock court proceedings

• UCLA hosts Model United Nations for high school students

• Editorial: U.S. must abandon unilateral stance to see progress in Iraq

• Budget cuts force AAP to slash tutoring services

• Letters to the editor

• Pilipino veterans treated unjustly

• Chancellor chooses chemist to be CNSI director

• [Online] Bruin hockey loses penalty-plagued game

• M.volleyball: Volleyball has solid fall debut

• [Online] UCLA men’s hockey fall to Washington 7-6 in shootout

• M.polo: Water polo sweeps opponents

Friday, Nov. 7

• Football: Bruins hope to declaw Cougars

• Model U.N. summit keeps students busy, on the go

• W. volleyball: UCLA loses Game 2 lead, match against Arizona

• M. basketball: Fey to start over Hollins

• Bruin baseball rallies around athlete during fire threat

• Hockey: Ice hockey must win two against Washington to advance

• UC must reform labor relations

• Speaks out

• M. volleyball: Preseason performances still determining starting lineup

• Editorial Cartoon

• M. soccer: Weekend games crucial to Pac-10 title

• W. basketball: Women's basketball team to compete against former Bruins in exhibition game

• Fires could catalyze California economy

• Engineering symposium to address homeland security

• W. soccer: UCLA peaking, playing for NCAA No. 2 seed

• Seidler-Feller promotes religious, political dialogue

• BruinGo! wheels in complaints

• M. basketball: Howland to strengthen defensive foundation

• U.S. jobs being sent overseas

• Fast-a-thon unites a diverse crowd

• M. waterpolo: Men's waterpolo pulls off overtime win

• Music industry wrongly guards its booty

• USAC required to fulfill its duties promptly

• Survival of the hippest

• Decision to keep quarter system settles debate – for now

• Letters to the editor

• Offbeat

Thursday, Nov. 6

• Football: Back-up linemen perform well

• Calendar: Theater&Arts

• Surprising hit play ‘Jewtopia’ appeals to all viewers

• Soundbites

• Review: 70-year-old diva energizes audience

• Review: ‘Love’ abounds in writer’s premier directorial work

• Bruin Digest

• UC may vie to manage lab

• U.S. needs to alter its course in Iraq

• [Online] Satirical comic expresses humor through clip art

• Giant Robot a hip business success

• Review

• Departments re-unit courses

• W. soccer: Women’s soccer targets penalty kicks

• Champions of Magic

• Council postpones vote on 2 resolutions

• Alum writes her way to success

• [Online] Review: Laughter can’t cure what ails ‘Elf’

• [Online] The Darkness offers a return to '80s rock stardom

• The sensitive genius of Peter Weir

• Sproul slipup sets off fire alarm

• Calendar: Music

• Arabs, Jews must attempt a more balanced perspective

• Landslides feared in wake of fires

• Pledge divides nation ‘under God’

• Swimmers make waves on grocery store excursion

• ASUCLA looks for Interim Director

• Trio slams stereotypes, has ‘past-present-future sound’

• [Online] Review: Frissel produces original, but unexciting, concert

• Marketing comics as art

• Article on dialogue was about opinions, not news

• Review: ‘Matrix Revolutions’ plot confusing, fails to satisfy

• Revival theater rich in history

• Piano professor’s passion inspires students

• M. polo: UCLA faces important matches

• Cost of Legality

• Students unite for Fast-a-thon

• Movie cliches trivialize complex personal feelings

• Calendar: Film&TV

• A Stroke of Success

Wednesday, Nov. 5

• A closer look: Campus groups launch programs for fire relief

• Fee initiative up for review

• W. soccer: Viva Mora

• A closer look: Memories of UCLA resort preserved

• Football: Matt Ware ready for return

• Editorial: Online voting not perfect, neither is proposal

• Football overtime rules overdue for change

• M. golf: Men’s golf team wins Prestige tournament

• Cartoon

• Letters to the editor

• Barbie’s new scene looks like an eating disorder

• Affirmative action hurts minorities

• A closer look: Bruin victims cope with loss

• Bar inappropriate for Ackerman

• Terrorism survivors share stories with students

• Bruin Digest

• Diminished practice time leaves music students flat

• Hockey: Stanford sweep gives club first win

• Offbeat

Tuesday, Nov. 4

• Five students go one-on-one with Carnesale

• W.golf: Women’s golf works on team strategy

• Bush plays puppet to energy giants

• Standings/Scores/Schedules

• UCLA researcher finds asteroid Hermes to be binary

• Off Beat

• Showers aid fight to quell flames, save homes

• Football: Moore to start despite 8 sacks

• Editorial cartoon

• EVP Matt Kaczmarek juggles classes, USAC duties

• Bark beetles gobble up nutrients from trees

• NorCal trip yields dented Lexus, tailgate competition

• M.soccer: Taylor-made

• W.basketball: Power forward undetermined

• Marine life conservation laws begin to show progress

• Officer seeks to reword voting rights statute

• New voting method debuts today

• Fire effectively fights fire

• Participate in Fast-a-thon to raise money for needy

• Forest privatization would kill benefits

• GPAs part of bigger system-wide problem

• Letters to the editor

Monday, Nov. 3

• Campus dialogue group in the works

• Congressional bill will not can spam

• Editorial: Car tax must be kept for disaster relief

• Dynes forms group to study UC admissions

• UCLA center saved from fire

• Select faculty honored with Distinguished Teacher Awards

• News & notes

• Bruin digest

• W.soccer: Trojans play rough, but women’s soccer stays on top

• Conservative attacks on media hypocritical

• Artist explores murders of Juarez women with ‘tree of life’ altarpiece

• Letters to the editor

• Football: Win not in the cards for UCLA

• W.soccer: Bruins earn victory over Trojans

• Hockey: Hockey squad secures first wins of season

• X-country: Cross country teams compete in Pac-10 Championships

• Ackerman fee increase delayed

• Does open discussion really exist at UCLA?

• M.soccer: Men’s soccer beats Rutgers to put winning streak at 13

• Standings/scores/schedules

• W.volleyball: Squad sweeps Washington schools

• Ralphs picketers move to other stores

• Football: Moore takes beating from Cardinal defense

• Hope exists for young team not to repeat 2001

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