Since I couldn’t find a way to break the space-time continuum, I had to make a choice. Do I watch the men’s or women’s basketball game, both starting at 7 p.m.? Read more...

After months of preparation, the UCLA track and field team will finally break into the much anticipated 2003 outdoor season. Opening the season at home, the Bruins host three schools Saturday at Drake Stadium: Cal Poly-San Luis Obispo, Cal State Fullerton and Cal State Los Angeles. Read more...

Walking is ridiculous. It takes time, it’s tiring and it’s not that fun. Since walking to class is such an arduous affair, replete with construction obstacles, rain and the crazies on Bruin Walk, I have thought up several different solutions to the ambulatory crisis that grips UCLA’s student population. Read more...

Every February the accomplishments of blacks in sports ““ trailblazers like former Bruins Arthur Ashe and Jackie Robinson, and football players like the NFL’s Marion Motley and college football player Chester Pierce ““ draw attention. Read more...

Who says big men don’t cry? On the final weekend of Pac-10 play last season, a UCLA victory over Oregon State officially knocked the Beavers out of conference title contention. Read more...

Ray Young is usually one of the first Bruins at practice and he is nearly always one of the last to leave. But despite his hard work, the fifth-year senior has failed to live up to his potential during his career at UCLA ““ until a week ago. Read more...

After eight consecutive 4-3 decisions, the UCLA women’s tennis team finally notched a convincing victory with a 7-0 destruction of Loyola Marymount on Wednesday. “I definitely enjoy these matches a lot more. Read more...