Story archive for August 2005

Monday, Aug. 29

• Merced welcomes its first class

• Coming up ...

• Saving stem cell research

• Speaks Out

• Present Perfect

• White Stripes put on a wacky but lovable show

• Letters

• Role Reversal

• Screen Scene

• Soundbite

• Exit exam results called into question

• [Feature Photo] Sculpting the garden

• Team’s lineup still not determined

• Writing Rewards

• Behind bars

• Africa isn’t all glamour – it’s also eye-opening

• Fresh faces hope to achieve same goal

• Jumps coach to leave

• Weyburn Terrace housing complex completed for fall

• USAC ends battle, reaching compromise with presidential appointments

• ‘Drug secrets’ report misleading

• Former medical school dean dies at 69

• Wooden ends association with award

• [Online Exclusive]: Investigation of UCLA researcher for alleged insider trading continues

• Sitting alone in traffic leaves us free to truly speak our minds

• ‘Reunion Period’ bands driven by pursuit of money

• New roster, same potential

• Freshmen aid in weekend sweep

• Staging real Iraqi culture

• Editorial Cartoon

• Documentaries offer quality alternative to Hollywood

• Future of West Bank depends on choices today

• Editorial: UC standards on evolution a service for its students

• Women’s basketball has shot at recruit

• UCLA resources attract big-name athletes

Sunday, Aug. 28

• Back in control

• Drew was Dorrell’s only real choice

• Pac-10 refs will be able to re-live action on the field

• Big plans for a small line

• Bruins looking to conquer Aztecs in season opener at Qualcomm Stadium

• A look at Pac-10 football

• Receivers emerge from shadows

• Linebacker stepping up by stepping back

• Media guides lose weight

• Q&A with Ben Olson

Saturday, Aug. 27

• [Online Exclusive]: Drew Olson named starting quarterback

Monday, Aug. 22

• Mayor nominates diverse city panel

• Editorial: Education in California has a long way to go

• Corrections

• Founder of ethnomusicology program dies

• Alumni group pushes right

• USAC meeting interrupted

• New center opens eyes to South Asia

• Young defensive line loses key player to injury

• Patient’s best friend

• Outlook bright for swim and dive

• Track coaching staff kept intact

• Men’s soccer takes on national champs

• Letters

• Battle of the columnists: Even with no game time, Ben has potential for QB position

• Battle of the columnists: Drawing on experience, Drew will

• Editorial Cartoon

• ‘Design’ theory hurts progress

• Quarterback pick still a toss-up

• Confessing a care for clones

• Robberies raise safety concerns

• Summer softball sweeps championships

Saturday, Aug. 20

• [Online Exclusive] Late-night robberies hit close to campus

• [Online Exclusive] Bruin defensive line faces injuries

Monday, Aug. 15

• Dorrell instills team unity

• Editorial: Bush turns a blind eye to the human cost of war

• Federal building expansion plans run into opposition

• Jiu-jitsu grapples for attention at UCLA

• For baseball, fans trump drug tests

• UCLA hiring policies under audit

• Bolton will confront problems facing U.N.

• Media must hold their tongues at times

• Editorial Cartoon

• UCLA competes at World Championships

• Los Alamos mishaps may cost UC

• Researcher faces review

• An urban uprising remembered

• ‘California 2025’ predicts dire economy, infrastructure

• Scam e-mails hit customers of University Credit Union

• World embracing U.S., democracy

• Arrest made for statue damage

• Bruins shuffle athletics staff

• Volleyball squad builds on youth

• Corrections

• Women’s soccer fired up for new season

Monday, Aug. 8

• Willis set for national team

• Rash actions may cloud future

• Online Exclusive: Protestors fight nuclear research at UC-managed labs

• L.A. Times critic, UCLA alumnus dies at 62

• UCLA chapter of Theta Xi placed on dormant status

• Fees rise to cover lawsuits

• A somber anniversary

• Bruins fare well in championship heat

• Coaches say ’SC good for Pac-10

• Dorrell, UCLA ready to take next step

• Alums play in world track meet

• Westwood competition proves too hot for U-Dog

• Feature Photo

• Golfers ousted from Amateurs

• Swim team hires assistant coach

• Learn the lingo of sex

• Online Exclusive: UCLA Law graduate named L.A. deputy mayor

• Letters

• Editorial: Mascot clean-up a good move by NCAA

• USC helps, hurts Pac-10

• Bolton horrible choice for U.N.

• USAC staying active over summer

Monday, Aug. 1

• Bruin makes National team

• Finding Mr. Right can be tough

• Swimmers hope to shine at Nationals

• Editorial: Carpooling hybrids will not solve pollution

• Twin hearts need mending

• Early exits plaguing soccer

• HIV forum concentrates on implementing actions

• Editorial Cartoon

• ASUCLA plans new campus eateries

• It’s all in the Bruin family

• Women need to keep dream alive

• ‘Legend’ lives up to his title

• New student regent expects to make her voice heard

• Mercedes-Benz Cup: Photo Essay

• Music industry doesn’t sound right

• Video game rating tasteless

• Andre still the star of American tennis

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