Story archive for April 2005

Friday, April 29

• Ragobots scale frontier of strategy games

• Earlier drop deadline beneficial

• Protestors march against animal testing on campus

• M. track: Men’s track expects eventful 70th dual meet against Trojans

• Editorial cartoon

• A dance to remember

• M. volleyball: Team’s ticket to NCAAs up in air

• High school proposal may increase UC eligibility

• Public diagnosis

• W. track: Crosstown meeting could be closest in years

• GSA candidates report complaints

• W. polo: An Olympic path back to school

• Editorial: Help keep outreach efforts alive with PULSE

• Study presents fat problem

• Softball: Softball aims to bounce back

• Ad Team wins regionals

• Debate stirs candidates

• Fencing not all about coarse play seen in films

• Baseball: Bruins adjust to losing streak

• USAC takes over Bruin Walk

• Lack of diversity disappointing

Thursday, April 28

• Screen scene

• Black April honors Vietnamese legacy

• Balance: It’s all in the brown paper bag

• Spring in their steps: UCLA Bands are jumping through hoops for 3 to 4 minutes of performing glory

• Screen scene

• Crimewatch

• ‘Chick shows’ a breath of fresh air

• The curse of ‘Don Quixote’

• Softball: Softball falls to Washington

• Feature photo

• Battling book decay

• W. track: Track may unleash secret weapon

• 5th annual WAC Smash kicks off

• Rise and take action: End genocide in Darfur

• Quirky Cake coming to Royce

• Plutonium restrictions may fall

• A quest to guess the next Warren G

• Days of their lives

• USAC presidential hopefuls to debate tonight

• M. volleyball: Team’s future unpredictable

• Time is running out for mankind

• Editorial: Fees should make eateries cheap, tasty and inviting

• Editorial cartoon

• Late bloomer

• Family values superbly conveyed at Geffen

• M. tennis: Men’s tennis gears up for grueling NCAAs

• W. tennis: Team faces 3-week break

• Soundbite

• Playing favorites

• M. golf: Men’s golf slips to 4th in Pac-10

• Scientists produce nuclear fusion

• A question of ethics: Should Pepperdine intentionally lose, ruining UCLA’s NCAA Tournament chances?

• News briefs

• Candidate’s withdrawal leaves office uncontested

Wednesday, April 27

• W. polo: A dramatic improvement

• Baseball: Baseball squashes Anteaters, 3-1

• China-Japan dispute felt in UCLA community

• News briefs

• Israel’s war tough, but worthy

• Wood it be good for the game?

• Bruins need on-campus bar

• Bill making file sharing a federal crime now awaits Bush’s approval

• College baseball needs change-up

• [A closer look] South Campus may see revamped Bombshelter

• M. golf: Bruins trail by 3 at Pac-10s

• GSA elections underway

• Editorial cartoon

• [A closer look] Referendum could raise eatery wages

• Editorial: More grad voices must be heard in GSA election

• Letters to the editor

• Labor vote divided

• Softball: Softball takes inconvenient trip

• Editorial cartoon: State should pass bill recognizing diversity

• [A closer look] Graduate students push for SAFE passage

Tuesday, April 26

• Bruins find unexpected win in Texas

• Bruin digest

• Proposed bill would allow schools to use racial data

• Policy needs student input

• News briefs

• A day without an Armenian

• Learning from the bench

• Health grades absent in ASUCLA eateries

• Editorial cartoon

• Escorts shouldn’t be shunned

• UCPD reports reduced crime

• CALPIRG informs students about scholarship frauds

• Editorial: ASUCLA requires more than just money

• Engineering a fuel alternative

• W. track: Bruin throwers put team on track to NCAAs with career-best scores

• Spirituality up among students

• M. track: Bruins have solid weekend at UCSD

• Baseball: Baseball coach to face former team

• Successful executive speaks at Anderson

• M. golf: UCLA holds edge in Pac-10s

• A day in the life of a professional sports icon

Monday, April 25

• Football: 4 Bruins picked in NFL Draft

• Festival offers more than just books

• Ojai’s importance lessened by absences

• Softball: Softball splits close series against Washington

• Gymnastics: Kristen Maloney wins 2 individual NCAA titles

• Gymnastics: UCLA finishes 4th after missteps in final stretch

• Running for the office: USAC elections begin

• Private matters

• Running for the office: USAC elections begin

• Recycling not an outdated technology

• Editorial: Education on genocide necessary in schools

• M. golf: Men’s golf aims to swing to the top at Pac-10 Championships

• Morning-after pill must be available

• Loss to CSUN simply a choke

• Editorial: Resentment of past not justification for violence

• Baseball: Bruins’ 12 errors in series lead to 24th loss in 25 games

• M. volleyball: Hanging by a thread

• W. tennis: Pair a major force at Pac-10s

• Taco Bell may be back

• M. volleyball: Bruins’ rhythm disrupted by finger injury

• Running for the office: USAC elections begin

• A look at the USAC candidates

• Editorial cartoon

• News briefs

• Feature photo

• Letters to the editor

Friday, April 22

• Tennis: Tennis struggles at Pac-10 Championships

• Screen scene

• Gymnastics: UCLA advances to NCAA final

• Still taken

• Earth Day turns 35

• Editorial cartoon

• Use tortillas to wrap up your problems

• End to NHL lockout would reinstate joy of playoffs

• Seminar explores theories of time

• Screen scene

• Softball: Softball hopes to keep ball rolling

• M. track: Coach drops track runner

• M. volleyball: NCAA title quest begins for team

• People march in memory of Armenian Genocide

• March recalls genocide

• Musical tastes don’t say much

• Pope must loosen agenda

• Changing the physics of philosophy

• Letter-writing campaign for divestment begins

• Author discusses book on 1967 war in Israel

• Screen scene

• Harbor-UCLA psychiatry chair dies

• Reality literature

• Chinese film series goes beyond usual stereotype

• Letter to the editor

• Bruin digest

• Special Olympics athletes spring into 6th annual Sports Classic

• One-man band heats up Friday nights

• Editorial: UCLA should take steps to provide for safer campus

• Night of Cultura embraces Latin American issues

• There’s just no love in reality TV

• Soundbite

• UCLA physicists have world on a string theory

• Bearing it all

• Talking pretty with pair of noted authors

• Climbing MT. Vu

• 4 slates running in USAC elections

• Berkeley law dean discusses education rights

• Football: Former Bruins await NFL Draft weekend

• News briefs

Thursday, April 21

• Coach, team look to make history

• For the love of the job

• W. golf: Golf holds on to win Pac-10

• Crime watch

• ASUCLA dependent on referendum’s passage

• Palestinian point of view voiced at discussion

• Editorial cartoon

• USAC resolution calls for end to university’s minimum-unit plan

• W. tennis: Top players forgo Pac-10

• Anti-Bush, not anti-American

• PULSE fee approved for spring ballot

• Anti-Zionism rooted in anti-Semitism

• News briefs

• UC, AFSCME reach contract

• Editorial: Cal States are not yet ready to offer Ph.D.s

• W. polo: Women’s water polo finishes season undefeated

• M. tennis: Coach withdraws athletes

• Service organizations need fee referendum

• Gymnastics: Third-straight title within gymnasts’ reach

• High schooler makes smart move in retracting promise

Wednesday, April 20

• Editorial: Activists’ loud march ineffective, impractical

• Campus reactions mixed

• Walking on campus ludicrous

• [A closer look] GSA candidates

• Students march for workers

• [A closer look] Officers see success in strengthened organization, community

• Baseball: Baseball suffers another loss

• [A closer look] Election brings thoughts of change

• Residential plazas have a quiet presence on the Hill

• W. golf: Women’s golf leads at Pac-10s

• Stereotypes inadequate

• Student in intensive care following fall from roof

• Editorial: Gov. must not backtrack on non-prison proposal

• Fighting outside the box

• W. polo: Golda to play final home game

• Attacks on So Cal fans unwarranted

• UCLA admissions increase for 2005

• [A closer look] Association makes communication a priority

• Candidates’ ballot order, spending caps decided

• News briefs

• UCLA School of Law launches revamped Web site

• UC retains management of Berkeley lab

• Letters to the editor

• Editorial cartoon

Tuesday, April 19

• W. basketball: Three top local talents to add depth to 2005-2006 team

• System reform could help youth

• W. golf: UCLA leads after 1st round of Pac-10 tourney

• Bruinwalk.com a networking tool

• Editorial: Stricter drop policy is unnecessary, restrictive

• Gymnastics: Injured gymnast intends to compete

• Late drop policy may change

• Social Security faces privatization

• Free market system the best

• Athlete or not, don’t stay in the closet

• News briefs

• Editorial cartoon

• New rules would enliven rowing

• M. volleyball: UCLA awaits MPSF quarterfinal opponent

• Professor criticizes Bush’s plan

• Baseball: Baseball hopeful to turn season around

• Anti-Zionism not a racist ideology

• The right look

• Former Assembly speaker lectures on campus

• UC police chief sworn into duty

• Fee hike could benefit ASUCLA

• Guggenheim funds quirky research

• Softball: Strong defense anchors softball win over Arizona

Monday, April 18

• Forum covers threat of AIDS in Africa

• Rowing: UCLA rowing earns Miller

• Stop rise of virtual athletes in sports world

• Feature photo

• Bruin digest

• Editorial: GOP efforts to gain power threaten courts, system

• News briefs

• Honors Program isn’t all it’s cracked up to be

• Events brings community together

• Discussion sections need reform

• Softball: Bruins back into the swing of things

• M. volleyball: UCSD nearly pulls upset, but falls short

• Justice for Palestine Week aims to humanize Palestinian people

• Editorial cartoon

• M. track: Jon Rankin gets lifetime best in 800 meters at Mt. SAC

• Find pleasure in exploring anal sex

• W. track: Distance runner impresses coach with possibilities

• M. tennis: Men’s tennis nets win over USC

• USAC initiates new women’s program

• W. golf: Women's golf aims to defend Pac-10 title

• W. tennis: Women’s tennis slams Trojans, 5-2

• W. polo: Emotional win for UCLA over Stanford

• UCLA investigates theft

• Relay for Life raises money and spirits

• Letters to the editor

• Baseball: Baseball breaks losing streak

• Union calls strike a success

• A classroom inspiration

Friday, April 15

• Letter to the editor

• Editorial cartoon

• Program on AIDS to be held

• Feature photo

• Softball attempting to break slump

• Gas tax could alleviate U.S. debt

• W. track: Mark qualifies runner for NCAAs

• AFSCME members strike at UCLA

• Panel discusses influence of public, media on judicial autonomy

• W. tennis: Match crucial for postseason

• UCLA-cultivated device may have many efficient uses

• UC reserve brings classroom to nature

• Baseball: Baseball searches for silver lining

• Tennis tourney bids rest on beating ’SC

• W. polo: Bruins face Cardinal test

• M. volleyball: UCLA falters against 49ers

• Students can stop animal cruelty

• LGBT thankful to openly gay athletes

• Strikers organize picket

• Bruins prepare to avenge loss to Trojans

• Editorial: UCLA ought to unify, update Web services

• Mock Trial team wins national championship

Thursday, April 14

• Sculpting student involvement in arts

• Don’t wish to be a star; enjoy college

• Group showcases unique tradition

• UC service workers strike

• Sound bite

• Body art

• Editorial cartoon

• Striking out during Rush

• A bug's life

• Little progress made on LGBT case

• Good food on a dime

• Armenians making comeback in society

• Don’t cross UCLA workers’ picket lines

• ‘Apprentice’ visits alma mater

• In the berry patch

• Screen scene

• Global harmony

• Sports classes more than fun and games

• W. tennis: Final two women’s tennis matches crucial

• Festival brings taste of Latino culture

• Ensemble embraces cultural history

• Farmers’ Market looks on bright side

• Editorial: Equal playing field needed for LBGT athletes

• Speaks out

• Activists speak at UCLA

• Multiplicity drives wordless dance drama

• M. volleyball: Men’s volleyball faces pivotal match against Long Beach St.

• Real scary

• W. polo: Practice, not competition, keeps water polo sharp

• News briefs

• Lucky Break

• NCAA working on new policy

Wednesday, April 13

• [A close look] Research team to focus on security

• Anti-Semitic discourse harms all

• M. volleyball: Middle blocker spot open

• W. polo: Water polo players sacrifice pool time for championship goals

• ‘Student Bill of Rights’ debated

• Coaches voice concerns

• Patent support aids researchers

• Bruin digest

• News briefs

• UCLA’s fees low among UCs

• Don Quixote marathon celebrates publication

• Former teacher swaps students for faculty

• [A closer look] Supporters address concerns about Feinstein’s proposed bill

• Editorial cartoon

• [A close look] Experts say consumer education is crucial

• Letters to the editor

• Gymnastics: Squad rises above pain

• Baseball: Losing streak reaches 18

• Many interested in housing

• Proposal to create guides for campus programming

• Even if expected, hard times stink

• Fighting an image

• Editorial: Students should support UC workers

• Survival of the fittest Catholics

Tuesday, April 12

• Locked in silence

• UCLA acquires famed record label’s mementos

• Students gain insight into labor relations

• New notification bill in process of approval

• UCLA should strive to foster tolerance on its teams

• Rivals bid to manage UC lab

• W. track: Small crowd doesn’t dampen meet’s success

• Former conductor, UCLA faculty member dies at 79

• Student records released to state

• UC patents highest number of inventions

• Buddhist studies at top of its class

• Editorial cartoon

• Baseball: Losing team turns to LMU

• Editorial: Majority must have last say in assisted-suicide bill

• M. golf: Senior golfer’s season less than golden

• Social Security plan debated for younger generation

• Next editor in chief focuses on readership

• Piracy war just a Hollywood script

• Letters to the editor

• Leftist ideas counter free state

• News briefs

Monday, April 11

• Editorial: Libraries deserve better than cutting funds

• News briefs

• Entering the real world a quarter early has its merits

• Student recalled as friendly, humorous

• M. track: Miracle mile

• Baseball: Baseball losing streak reaches 17

• W. polo: Water polo’s defensive focus keeps opposing teams at bay

• Letters to the editor

• Sex-toy sales bans absurd, invasion of privacy

• Softball: Softball beats Cal for 1st Pac-10 win

• W. track: Bruin star blazing past competition

• Editorial cartoon

• M. volleyball: Russell leads UCLA to win

• Students to soldiers

• Bookstore should bulk up services

• M. track: Relay team’s win easy, encouraging

• E-week celebrates engineers

• Gymnastics: Gymnastics wins NCAA West Regional

• M. tennis: Bruins have bad day, lose to Cal

• Students First! slate faces challenge

• Ranking the most excellent sport films

• Students run, bike and swim around UCLA for charity

• W. tennis: Women’s tennis beats Cal, falls to Stanford

• M. golf: Men’s golf 5th at ASU Thunderbird Invitational

• Security measures proposed

Friday, April 8

• UC workers’ demands lack logic, rationality

• East vs. West Coast: a whole different ballgame

• Greeks bearing alternative choices

• UCLA collaborates on dark matter

• W. tennis: UCLA hopes to defeat Cal, Stanford

• Public diagnosis: Expansion of neonatal screening beneficial

• Snap judgments only take you so far

• Track: Invitational draws track talents

• UCLA team develops sensor system for filmmaking

• Editorial: UC should lead efforts in protecting information

• Gymnastics: No. 2 Bruins look to maintain solid record

• Global poverty, Darfur crucial issues for nations to address

• Softball: Bruins face Bay Area teams

• W. polo: Water polo not treading lightly

• News briefs

• Science goes small

• Students draw attention to Darfur crisis

• Science & health briefs

• Letter to the editor

• Opposition raised to UC Press publication

• M. tennis: Rival coaches battle at Stanford

• Track: Track star hammers out the competition

• Baseball: Tables have turned for Bruins, Trojans

• Survey on ECP finds policy as ineffective

• Hearing to be set in suit filed by student’s mother

• Editorial cartoon

Thursday, April 7

• M. volleyball: Bruin victory comes from the bench

• Editorial cartoon

• Bruin digest

• Students may face new fee

• News briefs

• Witnessing history firsthand

• Tax help available on campus

• Crimewatch

• Fee hike would speed improvements

• Unsolved mystery

• Opera roots breed theater success for alumna

• Editorial: Weight placed on SAT limits accessibility of education

• Don’t be as quick as a click to judge new tunes

• Leftists must unite and fight

• Soundbite

• Lasagna recipe cheap, easy and delicious

• Gymnastics: Gymnasts held to higher standard

• Posthumous popularity

• Style over substance

• Filming upsets business owners

• Doubles Team

• Screen scene

• Professor’s move proves fruitful

• Softball: Softball works on advancing runners

• Alleged relationship may have been exposed illegally

• Reaching fans on tour, Internet

• Cultural exchange

• Flaws aside, disengagement best chance for resolution in Mideast

• No. 1 volleyball team just got even better

• UCLA honors impact of a classic

• Justice missing from ‘peace plan’

• W. track: Injured runner redshirts season

• Thinking less

Wednesday, April 6

• [A closer look] Interdisciplinary center focuses on everyday lives of families

• Baseball: Dirtbags leave Bruins behind in the dust, 2-1

• [A closer look] Researchers scrutinize middle class

• M. tennis: No. 1 position no easy effort

• Pope’s political force important to legacy

• Editorial: Cochran’s life crusade for justice admirable

• W. track: Johnson regains her confidence, rhythm

• Career Center helps seniors with late start

• Americanism welcomed abroad

• Editorial cartoon

• UC admits fewer low-scoring applicants

• Alum Johnnie Cochran remembered as role model for students

• Letter to the editor

• News briefs

• Editorial: UC should overcome private bids to keep lab

• Long road back

• Baseball: Baseball braces for conference play

• Working the Greek system

• Kick fad diets for holistic approach to good health

Tuesday, April 5

• Bruin digest

• Editorial: Abstinence a poor form of sex education

• UC makes preparations to bid on Los Alamos lab

• Feature photo

• Union demands compromise

• W. polo: Women’s water polo works to stay motivated

• Church must allow change

• Former UCLA faculty member dies at 85

• M. volleyball: Final volleyball lineup undetermined

• M. tennis: Tennis earns 4 victories over break

• UCLA name, L.A. lifestyle marketable overseas

• Juniors top seniors in hoops hierarchy

• News briefs

• Faculty member under review

• Editorial cartoon

• Fight for workers’ rights valuable

• Speaks out

• Editorial: Immigration reform should be left up to Washington

• Service has advice for apartment hunters

• M. track: Bruins vie for tough mark

Monday, April 4

• Senate effort falls short on signatures

• Editorial cartoon

• Many make plans to be near pope

• Westwood divided on the role of alcohol in the Village

• Armenian Genocide conference draws scholars

• W. golf: Women’s golf ties with ASU

• Softball: Softball drops three in Oregon

• Editorial: Deaths raise questions about life’s importance

• M. volleyball: Revitalized defense gives Bruins edge

• Even expanded subway would lack ‘destination’

• Coverage of Schiavo intrusive

• Baseball: Baseball continues losing streak

• Now that football and basketball are over, the question is... Will you show up?

• Gymnastics: Bruins vault over competition at Pac-10 Championships

• Gymnastics: Lori Winn released forviolation of team rules

• Followers mourn passing of pope

• Bruin digest

• Cut circumcision out of the American culture

• News briefs

• John Paul II celebrated in home country of Poland

• Baby on board

• Spring sports are too good to miss

Saturday, April 2

• Pope John Paul II dies

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