Story archive for October 2002

Friday, Nov. 1

• Frequent FOX promo irritates sports fans

• Renowned filmmaker leads UCLA workshop

• Nonprofit Career Fair today

• Manning the field

• Halloween Harmonies

• Street Scene

• Squad unites for Anteater match

• Measure JJ fair way of helping workers

• Briefs

• Despite study, UCLA feels secure in sex crime dealings

• Bruins look to beat Huskies a second time

• Dead event aims to raise awareness

• King of Halloween

• De Neve residents plagued by noise

• International noise connection

• Bruins to confront Oregon schools in Pac-10 face-off

• Men's Soccer Briefs

• Editorial Cartoon

• Team has high hopes for meet

• Women’s volleyball keeps positive attitude

• Labor unions reject latest UC offers

• Squad ready to hit the ice for Trojan, Triton match-ups

• New hardwares, designs to make entertainment PCs a reality

• Former Bruin revisits McCarthy era

• More Title IX support needed

• UCLA grad student’s animation on fire

• Patients need medicinal marijuana for relief

• Editorial 1: NRA uses faulty logic to explain gun-violence

• UCLA looking to house more students in spite of crowding

• Editorial 2: Three strikes law ignores crime severity

Thursday, Oct. 31

• Screening, fans revive ‘Rocky Horror’ at Nuart

• Bad players unfairly get the cash, women

• Feature

• New student visa policy to begin in January

• C'est la Vie

• Briefs

• Letters

• Poe extravaganza promises night of chilling performances

• Harry Shearer crosses genres with comedy on ‘Simpsons,’ horror at Royce

• NCAA may change athlete eligibility rules

• Flashing lights, classical music add to horror of cell phones

• Actress Karen Black takes time off from tv series to read ‘The Fall of the House of Usher’

• First floor of Sproul to be remodeled during break

• Hal Willner adds event creator, co-producer to list of accomplishments

• UC workers protest, warn of future strikes

• SNL veteran Will Ferrell returns to live performance with Poe reading

• Internet encourages student plagiarism

• Economic asylum should be considered

• Measure JJ can correct inequalities

• All Hill Halloween monstrous success

• How to get candy

• Vote to protect your $27.75

• Insomniac

• Untraditional scary music can frighten any passerby

• M. Soccer Notebook

• Blood drive intended to alleviate shortage

• Shortlist Awards Concert showcases emerging talent

• Outside looking in

• M. Water Polo Notebook

• Witches in Westwood

• Defensive line sacks well, steps up despite injuries

• Davis is a failure, tainted by money

Wednesday, Oct. 30

• Ozma, loyal fans rock Knitting Factory during October run

• Blue, Greco ready for aggression

• Forum to address lack of minorities on TV

• Atkinson fields admissions policy concerns at meeting

• Rockin' in the digital world

• UCLA seems to phase out concerned professors

• Male cheerleader kicks stigma out, sleeps on Japanese board

• Speaks out

• Coaches’ feud ‘water under the bridge’

• Feature Photo

• ASUCLA hopes for Halloween profits

• Santa Monica’s increasing affluence affects residents

• Media hype taints Davis, Simon’s qualifications

• Elections 2002: Bipartisan Congress gives anti-war voters little choice

• Briefs

• Imagine that...

• Halfie Awards celebrate Pac-10 mid-season rankings

• Goldwyn Award presented to UCLA film student

• Students prepare to join U.S. Army

• Curtain calls

• Editorial: Endorsement

• Inexperienced Bruins struggle with road games

• Murphy, Allen scraping the

Tuesday, Oct. 29

• Local musicians shine at Acoustic Live

• Swim team takes fourth at SMU

• Cartoon

• Starting QB position in the air

• Bruins to tee off in Hawaii

• Crimewatch

• Online voting to begin for proposed fee increase

• U.S. policy toward N. Korea cannot be applied to Iraq

• Measure JJ would threaten, not help workers

• North Campus lore distracts parents

• Cross country teams step up

• Butterfly Bakery may be forced to close

• Editorial: SAA should amp up Homecoming student turnout

• State senator, district president vie for superintendent position

• Students question parking allotment

• CityWalk crawls with bar-hopping student groups

• UC’s regressive bargaining hinders undergrad education

• Angels’ pennant win saves baseball

• GSA unsatisfied with university medical insurance

• It's a FUNNY world after all

• Editorial: RPI would inhibit UC’s outreach, data collection

• Briefs

• Soundbites

Monday, Oct. 28

• Quarter by quarter summary: UCLA v. Stanford

• Editorial

• Cartoon

• L.A. Philharmonic plays brightly

• Guatemalan twins delay trip back home

• Strong defense lets offense perform

• UCLA pulls itself together, will continue to next level

• Briefs

• Burton movies haunt the Halloween season

• Fresh Thinking

• Infertile couples take advantage of students when egg shopping

• Bruins taste fresh victory

• ASUCLA workers win social security dispute

• Goldwyn awards UCLA screenwriters

• Carnesale tackles student issues in press conference

• Wellstone embodied progressive advocacy

• Rabbis discuss Jewish education at forum

• LAPD’s potency arrested by drug, gun policies

• Fine particles may be health threat

• Men's Soccer Briefs

• Homecoming draws out Bruin spirit, pride

• Stanford sinks UCLA in overtime

• Thousands converge for peace

• Sadly, present entertainment trades reality for fantasy

• Current team clinches narrow win over alumni

• Bruins flounder in Washington

• Letters

• UCLA scientists’ findings on mice may help humans overcome phobias

• Pop-up advertising supersedes content

• James, Lindstrom score for 2-0 victory

• Ebell sets record with 160 rushing yards

• Chancellor criticizes Racial Privacy Initiative

• UCLA welcomes Chinese delegation

Friday, Oct. 25

• Cartoon

• Washington games to test offense

• Burton’s ‘Nightmare’ returns to haunt El Capitan Theatre

• Men’s soccer wants to get even with Washington, Oregon State

• Stanford loss necessary to satisfy rage over rejection

• Men’s water polo get second chance to beat No. 1 Stanford

• Harvey stresses education, gives prizes

• Unconventional

• Win against USC could put Bruins among elite

• Muslim activist speaks at UCLA about conviction controversy

• USAC debate discusses pros, not cons, of fee increase

• UC works on dealing with possible cuts

• Screenscenes

• Author Palahniuk breaks the first rule, to talk about new novel ‘Lullaby’ at Ackerman

• Editorial

• Briefs

• ASUCLA workers’ jobs jeopardized by ID discrepancy

• The Bruin Barbershop

• Media to blame for lack of voter interest

• Letters

• Bruins looking to end losing streak

• Video-game inspired films leave audiences thirsty for plots

• Fire starters

• Federalism can lead to global unity

• Editorial

• Homecoming returns to UCLA, SAA goes wild

Thursday, Oct. 24

• Forbidden fruit of Vegas: take a bite, but beware the deceptive taste

• Mike Skinner paves way for U.K. hip-hop

• Timely resolution of labor dispute doubtful

• Unions organizing, may strike by next quarter

• UCLA loses a respected professor

• Editorial: More at stake than just governor’s seat

• Pathetic fans turn Cal games into comic relief

• Words are Wheeler’s marvel

• Matt Leonard: it all runs in the family

• UCLA logo popular worldwide

• Mojo Records offers Bruins variety of music genres

• One Way Ticket

• Balancing Act

• Habitat for Humanity reappears on campus

• Kuehl promotes family leave bill at UCLA

• Cartoon

• Bad vendors corrupt ambience of music

• Pierce establishes self as UCLA asset

• U.S. should drop candidates who support Bush’s ill-advised war

• Spill It

• Campus clubs have mixed feelings about semester plan

• Good music doesn’t help The Palace’s mediocrity

• Chicken, waffles unexpectedly good combo

• Letters

• Student fee increase necessary

• Briefs

• Rock the Vote should admit political slant

• Quick Takes

Wednesday, Oct. 23

• Sun Devils rise to top of Pac-10

• Fear wrong motivator for students

• Crude humor in ‘Jackass’ falls short of hysterical

• Grad students favor transition to semesters

• UCLA alumnus to perform in College Library

• Linebacker Reese lends unlikely hand against Cal

• Multiculturalism hurts minorities, institutions

• Bond may fund reconstruction

• Cartoon

• Briefs

• Mount played in 1996, ineligible for 2003 season

• Editorial: Death penalty for teens not a solution

• New sports channel all-inclusive

• C'est magnifique!

• One-man show recounts deeds of European rebel

• Students to debate potential fee hike

• UCLA volleyball unable to defend against USC’s Adams, Olsovsky

• Davis leads Simon in governor race

• Cochran offers insight into ‘A Lawyer’s Life’

• Letters

• Vending machine debacle epitome of blatant stupidity

• Sterling sheds ‘Frau’ persona, offers Bruins advice

• Going to class helps students get into better physical shape

• Picturepics

• Editorial: Subway needs solid proposal to succeed

Tuesday, Oct. 22

• Habitat for Humanity reappears on campus

• Modernized ‘Swan Lake’ features shoeless, hairless, avant-garde dance

• Music for the campus

• Crimewatch

• Preemptive strike benefits greater good

• Bonds’ hot hitting will tromp Halo pitching

• MTA may propose 3-mile extension of city’s subway

• Soundbites

• Bal-Zee

• Watts stretches her range in ‘The Ring’

• Angels destined for World Series title

• WB and UPN break network mold with bad, unique shows

• Letters

• Opponents say Vote campaign reaches out to liberal voters

• Electronic literature shows layered elements of stories

• Bruins use meets as prep for Pac-10 championships

• QB, kicker positions open

• Report to extend semester debate

• Rocking for votes

• Center defender Dan Yeilding takes care of business

• Speaks out

• Editorial

• Service should be required at UCs

• Pro-war speakers ignorant of own country’s actions

Monday, Oct. 21

• Speakers give views on future of economy

• Singer makes use of unique vocals, persona

• Secession forum elicits low turnout

• Associating D.C. sniper with al-Qaeda justifies racism, generates unfounded alarm

• Men’s water polo defeats Cal, loses to Stanford

• Controversial vending kiosk could cost UCLA $100,000

• Melnitz Theater shows oldies but goodies, and they're free

• California v. UCLA Boxscore

• An arty meal

• Professor receives patent for neurological treatment

• Gun control is illogical response to fear

• Briefs

• WAC screens free documentaries

• Letters

• Editorial Cartoon

• Nations pose worse threat than terrorists

• Team plagued by injuries in Saturday’s game

• HIV/AIDS education program targets youths

• Feature Photo

• UCLA astronomers take space-breaking photograph

• UCLA Live and EdgeFest: friends or foes?

• Musiq puts on romantic concert

• Einstein’s secret FBI file inspires new book

• Undefeated Tojans dominate UCLA

• Film critiques, highlights technology

• Football Game Summary

• Dylan plays intimate final night at Wiltern

• Bruins repeat win over Stanford, conquer Cal

• Editorial

• With Paus, Olson hurt, redshirt freshman Sciarra filled QB position

• Disaster strikes UCLA in Berkeley

• Bruins take control in first meet of season

• Editorial

• Women’s soccer nets 2 Pac-10 wins

Sunday, Oct. 20

• Cal Bears scouting report

• Women's soccer hopes Arizona matchups won't lead to more losses

• Men's soccer faces ranked Cal, Stanford

Friday, Oct. 18

• Criticism of ethnic studies shows Eurocentrism

• NRA avoids gun control responsibility

• Unilateral war with Iraq worth risk

• Briefs

• Holmes feigns college life in ‘Abandon’

• Elections 2002: Davis' regent appointments under scrutiny

• Screenscenes

• Men’s water polo gears up for weekend challenge

• Editorial: Neal needs to focus on local dilemmas

• UCLA to show film series on pioneer director, actress Ida Lupino

• Election 2002: Outcome of Valley secession uncertain

• GSA withdraws support for on-campus pub to foster own community

• Video games are misunderstood, misrepresented by policy makers

• Defensive end Ryan Boschetti shines at UCLA

• Scouting Report

• Friendship makes for intense rivalry

• Anime Nation

• Social justice forum educates youth, faculty

• ‘Enon’ influenced by ’80s sound on ‘High Society’

• Editorial: Title IX doesn’t get rid of all inequality

• Kicker’s tears shed doubt on his toughness

• Gov. grilled on CNN by Bruins

• Village faces high rate of apartment vacancies

• ASUCLA keeps Spirit Store’s doors open

• Editorial Cartoon

• Cal, UCLA prepare to brawl

• UCLA doctor awarded for arthritis research

Thursday, Oct. 17

• Difference between lecturers, professors often unnoticed

• Petty and Heartbreakers rock out to new songs off

• AAAAAHHHHHHHHH!!!!

• Zooming fastball, flying pigs mean Stat Geek should make UCLA team

• EVP Chris Neal to visit Ghana

• Hate crime attention unfair

• Editorial

• Campagnola Trattoria offers a taste of Italy

• Jewish scholar addresses anti-semitism at seminar

• Degrading Asian stereotypes ruin dating, must be forgotten

• Harlem Knight

• ‘Junebug Symphony’ presents audience with night of surprises

• Recycling old music easiest way to make more money

• Bards reveal more than comedic improvisations

• Referendum raising USAC student fees causes concern

• Penis fear shouldn’t be cause for abstinence

• Title IX committee hears athletes

• Letters

• Racial Privacy Initiative dangerous, will strip state of needed information

• Cal QB Boller finally on top of his game, will face UCLA Saturday

• Committee looks at Title IX results

• Velvet Teen to stop by the Cooperage on national tour

• Rivals prove dynamic duo

• Short and Sweet

• Editorial Cartoon

• Policy debate elicits tension

• Quick Takes

Wednesday, Oct. 16

• UCLA men’s golf ties for second despite bad weather

• First female drum major breaks ground

• Editorial: Chancellor right to uphold zero tolerance

• Lawsuit outcome ignores responsibility

• Gehry gives frank lecture to young architects in Schoenberg

• Jonnson Center gets $11.5 million grant

• Cartoon

• Underground Airwaves

• War against Iraq not justified, not supported

• Campaigns make issue of attendance

• Briefs

• Letters

• Editorial: Lecturers deserve greater job security

• ASUCLA puts 3 new Web magazines on hold

• Pro-war rally held in Meyerhoff Park

• Gamer's corner

• Potential hits leave this movie critic feeling cold

• Coming Out Week chalkings for visibility, not whining

• Westwood Room the Mt. Olympus of lunch eateries

• Niusulu plays, sacks Fife in Oregon game

• In Need of Blood

• Picking Pac-10 is risky business

Tuesday, Oct. 15

• President’s arguments go against LSAT logic

• Soundbites

• Jewish, Islamic, Christian scholars discuss religions’ mark on democracy

• Activists should heed facts, not hype

• Feature Photo

• Inane College TV Network offers ambiance, chat material

• Editorial

• Both squads take home first place finish

• Speaker discusses topic of anti-Semitism at colleges

• Spragg makes most out of playing time

• Cartoon

• Briefs

• Letters

• Reed, Pena vie for backup position

• Bruins frozen out in Canadian tournament

• Identity classes lack diversity

• Lecturers strike at UC campuses

• The Chameleon

• By 2010, state to see boom in Latino grads

• Toledo evaluates, defends actions in home loss

• Forums raise monitoring questions

• Exhibit celebrates Japanese traditions

Monday, Oct. 14

• Squad sinks Lions after loss to Waves

• UCLA joins national mammogram study

• Bruins repeat defeat after one year

• ELECTIONS 2002: Henry Waxman runs for another term in House

• Out on the Plaza!

• Fake field goal turns tide against team, Toledo

• Coming Out Day tagging unproductive, disunifying

• Paus’ play a roller coaster

• UCLA nets win over green Ducks

• Cartoon

• Musicians blend music genres in ‘Calle 54’

• Editorial

• New bookstore caters to Asian population

• New center hopes to appeal to everyone

• UC lecturers begin 2-day strike

• Surgeon simplifies chest surgery

• Soak it up

• Bilingual education detrimental to children

• Missed kick decides Bruins’ fate

• Editorial

• Parliament tours L.A., plays rugby

• Columbus’ do-it mentality redeems him for the arts

• Stem cell research an emotional, social issue

• Quirky theater hits the spot

• Microscopic enemies pose imminent, unpredictable threat

• Author illuminates his life experiences

• Letters

• Stanford conquers UCLA with free kick, reputation

Saturday, Oct. 12

• Celebrated pianist to perform Chopin’s etudes

Friday, Oct. 11

• Bowling for bullets

• UCLA to get new representation in state Assembly

• Sports Briefs

• Editorial

• Queer Alliance hosts Coming Out Day carnival

• Men’s polo confident about LMU, Pepperdine games

• Feet first

• Letters

• Scouting Report

• Plaza-Palooza fails to impress

• ASUCLA considers on-campus pub

• Panel discusses reconciliation of being Jewish, gay or lesbian

• Political journalist Didion to speak at Hammer

• Fundamentalists should learn to be more accepting

• Money does not breed success

• Getty showcases Greuze art of family life, inspired films

• Celebrated pianist to perform Chopin’s etudes

• Football team anticipates chance for win against Oregon

• Screenscenes

• Technology has greedy industries worried

• Squad beats Oregon State despite slow start

• Men’s soccer plays first game against Bulldogs

• UCLA looks to sweep Stanford, Cal

• Cartoon

Thursday, Oct. 10

• Westwood Unplugged

• Donald, Double find beauty in an attractive woman, music

• Letters

• UCLA Archive brings Korean cultural films to American audience

• Cross Country Notebook

• Homecoming returns after 6-year hiatus

• Panel of Israeli students offer insight into Mid-East conflict

• Donors fund Oregon billboard campaign

• With hope, basketball team stable after

• Law professors say war on Iraq illegal

• UCLA art department explores diversity of beliefs in exhibit

• Preseason All-American tennis tournaments open

• Editorial: Students, leaders must be more involved, active

• Jazz musician shares life through song

• UCLA squad sets to defend against Oregon St.

• Ryan Seng learns the biz with Campus Events gig

• USAC appoints J-board students

• Cartoon

• Zero-tolerance of anti-Semitic acts declared

• Art exhibit examines world with new lenses

• USAC approves language for student referendum

• A lofty Gooooooooooooooooooooooaaal

• Hollywood doesn’t belong in politics

• Graduate housing not available in near future

• Briefs

• Teaching for America

Wednesday, Oct. 9

• Perry’s actions speak words

• Tales of Pac-10 Webster’s games

• Absent(ee) Voters

• Editorial: Pro-war propaganda doesn’t justify war

• Furry Animals rock hard

• Lt. Gov. debate stresses education

• Hammer displays fresh art

• Cartoon

• Education Abroad Fair is here today, gone tomorrow

• Editorial: Third-party exclusion averts real argument

• Men’s golf finishes fifth in invitational with 17-over par 305

• Curtain calls

• Box office wars pit muscle against merit

• Rally against Iraqi war ignorant

• Ditch dull, unchallenging classes

• Colorful combination

• USAC open house draws few students

• Suck-ups hinder learning environment

• Letters

• Competitive eating as legit as football

Tuesday, Oct. 8

• Cultural Obscurity

• OCHC considers students’ housing suggestions

• Cartoon

• Davis defends against Simon in L.A. debate

• Ebell hopeful for more playing time

• Bush urges Congress to take action on Hussein

• Bruins struggle in first round at Tacoma

• Letters

• UCs rely on Prop. 47 to fund construction

• Bruins take NorCal title despite tough schedule

• Bard fans play with ‘King John’

• Editorial: Davis does disservice to Latino community

• Groups work to bring out voters

• Crime Watch

• Religious groups help students define selves

• The Mighty Quinn

• Festival recognizes films that rate high on Puke-o-meter

• Democrats’ attempt to go above the law unprincipled

• LAUSD depends on Measure K

• Disregard for national issues troubling

• Soundbites

• Comedy Central’s ‘Porn ’n Chicken’ reflects sex-focused TV culture

• Rally begins National Coming Out Week

• UCLA splits weekend in Stanford, Cal

Monday, Oct. 7

• Davis’ signature on anti-gun bills thwarts liberties

• Old school ties

• UCLA hosts Special Olympics program

• UCLA loses hard-fought battle to Santa Clara in overtime play

• ‘The Exile Follies’ brightens up L.A.

• Bruins fight back to defeat Beavers

• Eager pianists need a place to vent, express themselves

• State Latino caucus declines to endorse Gov. Gray Davis

• Letters

• ‘Trainspotting’ characters resurface in ‘Porno’

• Preemptive action is both valid, necessary against Iraq

• Editorial: Dockworkers justified, Taft-Hartley biased

• St. John’s match ends in scoreless tie

• UCLA receives two $1 million undergraduate science grants

• Editorial Cartoon

• Clinic fails to bring life to its surgical performance

• Personal story basis for ‘Moonlight Mile’

• Animation meets physical reality

• Roma Cafe receives ‘C’ grade

• Feature Photo

• Briefs

• Sex-friendly on-campus nooks great places for extracurricular action

• Bruins fight back to defeat Beavers

• Post-LSAT fatigue fixed by Bruins’, Angels’ wins

• Coming out is a continuous process; no apologies necessary

• Thousands flood Wilshire in protest

• Cartoon

• Plaintiffs to appeal UC Merced decision

Friday, Oct. 4

• Women's soccer prepares to face defending national champ Santa Clara

• Harjo’s music, poetry tell of Native experience

• Organist Elliott to accompany Keaton’s silent film ‘Navigator’

• Non-students play large role in funding Union

• Bruins to face injured, angry Beavers in league game

• With ‘Genesi’, viewers can reinterpret Biblical creation tale

• Editorial 1: MSA right, but USAC must move past issue

• Regents’ support of Go Solar imperative for safety

• BearWear sales tied to teams’ play

• Women's volleyball goes to Northern California for games against Cal, No.1 Stanford

• Killer Chillar

• Universities’ alliance promotes Chicano/a cinema

• UCLA gears up to face top foes

• Hype over collegiate recruits extreme

• A family affair: Carl Wilson Foundation hosts benefit

• USAC downplays impact of slates

• UCC spared budget cuts

• Tennis Notebook

• Quartet to feature Messaien at Schoenberg

• D.A. cites the BID for Brown Act violation

• Letters

• Cartoon

• Sides should stop bickering, reopen ports

• Editorial 2: Bratton’s history may alienate L.A. residents

Thursday, Oct. 3

• Administrators juggle policy, students, research

• Growing pains

• Quarterback Drew Olson to have playing time reduced

• Construction projects surround The Anderson School

• Films present mix of Ukrainian heritage, soviet nationalism

• Women's basketball wins Quinn's world

• Arts commission to hold open house

• Student-athletes at Wooden forget what it means to play as a team

• Reasons for homeschooling attack hazy

• Briefs

• Admissions policy needs audit

• Muslim association denied more funds

• BID is not a bad idea, but it needs major revamping

• UCLA loses top-recruit Wilkes to Kansas

• Feature Photo

• West By God at Brew Co. tonight

• Show me the show!

• ‘Dementia’ looks at taboo issues

• Editorial 2: UC should move to renewable energy

• Editorial 1: De la Hoya Day not a leadership substitute

• Cartoon

• Kurt Cobain haunts the fitful sleep of Donald

• No shortage of talent

Wednesday, Oct. 2

• Editorial: Meyerhoff time limit mocks free speech

• Report reveals disparity in job quality

• Speaks out

• Summer film offerings leave movie fan with old rentals

• Bruin Republicans proud of diverse group membership

• Campus allows more cell phone sites

• Flecktones to play bluegrass, jazz blend at UCLA

• Pac it up, Pac it in: fall season’s prospects

• Career Center to host graduate fair

• UC-wide campaign poses solar solution

• Giuliani’s vengeful statement only an opinion

• Curtain calls

• Webley to perform in Coop tonight

• UCLA Williams Project addresses HIV, AIDS in jails

• Editorial: Immigrants should be allowed to drive

• When it's game time, the Bruins pull it together

• Forum aims to dissect well-known movie scenes

• Cartoon

• Letters

• Briefs

• The comeback kid

• Cricket may be unfamiliar, but proves itself respect-worthy

• Green is for Go

• Bill calls for inquiry of Title IX in school athletics

Tuesday, Oct. 1

• Sports Guru presents 2002 fantasy awards

• Crimewatch

• Delgadillo gives annual report at Faculty Center

• Soundbites

• Briefs

• UC tries to keep Enron files open

• Courtside construction to repair water damage

• Fall line-up glossy like MTV

• Editorial: Only faculty should decide course policies

• Lawsuits, debate intensify over university 'free speech zones'

• Letters

• Bragg continues to excel in second year

• Whose class is it anyway?

• Bush should listen to international friends

• UCLA license plate may be up for redesign

• Editorial: ASUCLA money better spent on students

• Cartoon

• Course works to clean up, improve Village

• USAC must look for ability, not race in Judicial Board

• Putting with perspective

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