Wednesday, May 29 Men’s Hammer Throw 1. Andras Haklits, Georgia, 253-8 2. Libor Charfreitag, SMU, 252-7 3. Carey Ryan, DePaul, 225-3 4. Panagiotis Mavraganis, Georgia, 223-6 5. Read more...
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June 2, 9:00 pm
2002 NCAA TRACK AND FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS RESULTS
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May 30, 9:00 pm
Bruins part of World Cup action
The Associated Press United States soccer goalkeeper Brad Friedel is one of five Bruins to make the national team roster. By Vytas Mazeika Daily Bruin Senior Staff [email protected] Jorge Salcedo, a UCLA men’s soccer assistant coach and former player in the early 1990s, flies out today to watch his fourth World Cup. Read more...
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May 30, 9:00 pm
North vs. South rivalry heats up as L.A. Lakers take on Kings
By Elizabeth Newman Daily Bruin Contributor [email protected] Of all the issues to split California, basketball has now joined the list, as those from the north are convinced of a King victory while those from the south are sure the Lakers will win a third title. Read more...
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May 30, 9:00 pm
World Cup entertaining despite low scoring
Gilbert Quinonez [email protected] Click Here for more articles by Gilbert Quinonez  Goal! GOOOOOOOOOAL! Unfortunately, that word won’t be used enough during the World Cup, which starts today. Read more...
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May 30, 9:00 pm
Women’s track ready, set to win NCAA title
The Associated Press Darnesha Griffith of UCLA did not clear this last attempt in the women’s high jump, but she won the event nonetheless. By Jeff Eisenberg and J.P. Read more...
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May 30, 9:00 pm
The Cup Runneth Over
The Associated Press England midfielder David Beckham has spent the last few weeks recovering from a broken foot and may struggle this year. By Dylan Hernandez Daily Bruin Senior Staff [email protected] The games will be played long before most of us wake up to brush our teeth and comb our hair. Read more...
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May 29, 9:00 pm
Students express concern for workers; groups interact at BBQ
By Rachel Makabi DAILY BRUIN SENIOR STAFF [email protected] Active students are usually at the forefront of major issues, not the center. But a few hundred students rallying against the Associated Students of UCLA for more than a month on behalf of non-student workers’ right to unionize find themselves in the middle of a heated debate between the association and the union representing the workers. Read more...