Story archive for April 2000

Monday, May 1

• UCLA takes doubles title at Pac-10s

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

• Eight students run for representative position

• Threat of laundry facility closure prompts protest

• Fired-up Bruins win MPSF title over Waves

• U.S. Poet Laureate speaks at UCLA

Sunday, April 30

• Bruins overcome Lions in four-game struggle

Friday, April 28

• Stay tuned

• Dot-com hype leads to irrational investments

• Workers’ rights sacrificed in name of

Friday, April 21

• Society owes debt of gratitude to divas

• Issues arise over hiring non-union janitors

Thursday, April 20

• The enemy below

Monday, April 17

• Faith often behind spread of homophobia

• Know your rights

• Janitors march through Westwood

• Recyclable waste collections still low

• UCLA honors gifts of philanthropic alumni

• Discrimination in housing focus of HUD campaign launched Friday

• African Center celebration focuses on graduate student projects

Wednesday, April 5

• Bruins Talking

• Administrators tour vandalized areas

• Go the distance

• American League action looks to highlight season

• UCLA ignores problems of hate, attacks

• UC officials, union enter mediation for new contract

• Following King's legacy beyond civil rights

• Letters

• Squad continues to strive for title after defeating California, Pacific

• Researchers look at social impact of AIDS

• Back Tracks

• Court decision upholds use of fees to fund student groups

• UCLA loses high-scoring affair against LMU

• Council of ambassadors discusses post-Cold War policies

• Smits reaches out in family drama

• D-knowledge is power

• Bruins hope to tame No. 9 Lions

• Court's ruling stresses value of diverse opinions

Tuesday, April 4

• Pat Metheny brings flair to jazz guitar with style

• Crime Watch

• Sanctions against Iraq not justified, unfairly punish innocent citizens

• UCLA sweeps past Oregon State

• Teams prosper during spring break contests

• Asian males face contradictory stereotypes

• Health week seeks to inform students on wellness

• Minority admissions up slightly

• Thumbs Up/Thumbs Down

• Bruins capture NCAA regional title at recent meet

• Bruins recover after slow start in Anteater Invitational

• Net Scapes

• Efforts focused toward a more complete count in Census 2000

• Eyes of the beholder

• Troupe revisits timeless themes of Shakespeare

• Racism by minorities overlooked

• Pitchers shut down Stanford, Cal offense

• Macy's building will soon house retailers

• Fat of the Land

Monday, April 3

• Board names Justin Fong next student regent for UC

• UCLA maintains No. 1 position with dual wins

• Bruin-bashing articles bump up play

• UCLA plays well despite losing to National Team

• Book takes inside look at grueling medical school process

• Iowa State sends UCLA home early from NCAA Tournament

• Bruins suffer disappointing early loss in championships

• Glass class

• Retreat focuses on ways to boost student diversity

• Martin Sheen receives Chavez Award

• Community briefs

• Sound Bites

• Bruins place eighth in tough finals meet with strong individual showings

• Despite late season rebound, squad falls in Sweet 16 game

• Lights, camera, Oscar

• View of Republican role unsupported by history

• Hate crimes encouraged by indifference

• Careers on rise for stars of 'Here on Earth'

• Villaraigosa aims legislation at disabled placard abuse

• University should refocus goals on education

• Slow season swings into high pitch behind Henkel

• Bring in 'da cool

• Bruins dominate in second matchup vs. USC

• 9 arrests follow milder 'Midnight Yell'

• Censorship of 'blasphemous' television programs absurd

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