Story archive for February 2006

Wednesday, March 1

• Coca-Cola committed to fair practices

• Volleyball to face Waves in grudge match

• Competition at what cost?

• Farmar saving the draft talks for later

• Editorial: Colleges must stop valuing APs so highly

• Series of sexual batteries continues

• Student Affairs faces position shuffling

• Dirtbags can’t bury Bruins

• Hockey must change image

• College sex mania is just media hype

• Hillel remembers torture victim

• A sweet 16th victory over rivals

• Editorial Cartoon

• Special election petition works toward 15 percent target

• Debatable ’SC play makes relations icy

• Law is lucrative, but it’s not for everyone

• Art students will have to wait for new facilities

Tuesday, Feb. 28

• Believing in love at first site

• Unfamiliar sports deserve notice

• Bruins up to No. 15 in AP

• Injuries, inexperience hurt team

• Gender salary gap has grown

• UCLA to oversee web of drug treatment centers

• No. 3 seed in Pac-10 tourney may help team get into NCAAs

• New defensive coordinator motivates team

• Coalition campaigns against Coca-Cola

• A closer look: Love the ’80s? A student seminar is waiting

• LETTER TO THE EDITOR

• Rallying the no-weather fan

• Coke’s practices have no place on campus

• UC students lobby state capitol for affordability compact

• Baseball takes on Dirtbags

• FEATURE PHOTO: A Path slick, yet sparkling

• Study examines spirituality among university members

• URSA back up to speed after resolving problem

• Stem cell funding on trial

• Students set to teach in spring

• It’s hard to endure tech withdrawal

Monday, Feb. 27

• Swimming earns second place in Pac-10s

• Dismal starts dampen victories

• Bruins resurge in second half

• [Online Exclusive]: Young gymnastics squad upset by Arizona

• UCLA grabs postseason hopes from jaws of defeat

• Dollars at the top: The series in graphics

• Law conference addresses LGBT policies

• URSA slowdown causes enrollment difficulties

• Track lacks numbers but not performance

• Letter to the editor

• Dollars at the top: The documents

• Stem cell research growing

• 49ers dig up victory

• Editorial: UC needs educators, not business executives

• Weekend conference tackles global issues

• The past in the palm of your hand

• Don’t fret, Dubai can handle ports

• [Online Exclusive]: Women’s tennis sweeps Arizona schools despite injury to top player

• Water polo falls to Stanford, takes third in tournament

• Korean BearWear reauthorized

• UCLA’s biggest salary goes to top liver transplant surgeon

• Men’s tennis struggles but still gets two wins

• Alum proposes Israeli-Palestinian union

• A look at UCLA compensation

• Cooperage bar needs help to get off the ground

• Editorial cartoon

• Let the chancellor know what’s what

• Baseball swept by Cal State Fullerton

• Bruin bats come alive at Palm Springs

• Seniors play final game at Pauley

Friday, Feb. 24

• Center to study politics of race

• Editorial Cartoon

• Growing expectations

• Love it, hate it; don’t underestimate it

• Squad finishes strong on road

• [Online exclusive]: Men’s volleyball attempts to maintain focus against UCSD, Long Beach State

• Underground books record past

• Student earns free tuition in halftime contest

• Bruins nail second-half comeback

• Baseball steps up to Titan challenge in weekend series

• Professor to play cello in classical Baroque concert

• Copeland leaves UCLA

• After decades of wins, Bruins ready for two more

• Editorial: Athletes hardly suffer lack of perks

• USAC plans campus bar

• University launches a novel institution

• Softball team takes off for Palm Springs Classic

• Military policy fosters dishonesty

• [Online exclusive]: Women’s tennis looks for wins in rare away games

Thursday, Feb. 23

• Italian Games

• [Online exclusive]: Swim team focuses on individual events

• Legislation aims to keep Master Plan on target

• Catering to a college crowd

• Screen Scene: "Street Fight"

• Students can act against nuclear threats

• Creative Writing: Dear Mom

• Runners on track for indoor tourney

• Sound bite: "Six Demon Bag"

• [Online exclusive]: Panel looks at repercussion of Supreme Court's take on abortion

• Speaks Out

• Letter to the editor

• UCLA tries out required alcohol awareness course

• Sound bite: "Destroyer's Rubies"

• Twins’ first transplant complete

• Loony tunes

• Cinderella Story

• Basketball Preview: Trying to get back on track

• Seeing Sound

• Basketball Preview: Bruins working on defensive game

• Screen Scene: "Unknown White Male"

• If the Academy were thinking big-picture, Ledger would win

• Football ready to kick off with new coaches

• Basketball Preview: Coach Howland addresses team’s sub-par screen setting

• [Online exclusive]: Political debate stirs students on local issues

• Basketball Preview: Hollins at top of his game

• Teledildonics – sounds like a great future

• Stumbling down memory lane takes you right past Puzzles

• Bruins need to scoop up victories

• Great Scott: Senior steps it up

• Uncovering a civil rights frontier

• Basketball Preview: A Cut Above

• Basketball Preview: Rubin deserves to be honored for his dedication to UCLA

• Create your own path to success

• Basketball Preview: Q&A with Mike Roll

• Bruins set for Gaucho Invitational

• Dynes admits policy lapses

• Easy iPod return policy evidence of bad Apple

• Gymnasts anticipate rare weekend off

• Dean brings fresh appeal

• Losses to ’SC getting old

Wednesday, Feb. 22

• Images of evil GI Joes aren’t our true woes

• Team hopes to make Pac-10 splash

• For whom the bell curve tolls

• Feature Photo: The Golden Touch

• Baseball dispatches Pepperdine 2-0

• Softball survives scare from Riverside

• Bruins have rough time on course

• Sophomore steps out from shadows to win match

• Editorial Cartoon

• Aspiring lawyers face ‘intimidating’ bar exam

• Local unions may turn to UCLA

• Golf upholds winning trend

• Winter games get icy review

• 5 BURNING QUESTIONS

• UCTV teams up with Google Video

• Aboya doubtful for OSU after injury

• Regents to meet for 2nd time over pay practices

• Fuel talk drives Bush in right direction

• UC Berkeley’s e-mail error puzzles applicants

• Members of military don’t want gays, and for good reason

• Howard Dean to speak on campus today

Tuesday, Feb. 21

• [Online Exclusive]: Men’s volleyball back up to .500 in conference after win over Pacific

• Cutting trees to cut deficit self-defeating

• Foundation to put money toward AIDS research

• Dance Marathon: Dancer

• U.S. should focus on healthy forms of competition

• [Online Exclusive]: Fresh gymnasts roll in for injured teammates

• Softball sweeps Bulldogs over holiday weekend

• SCIENCE&HEALTH: Too many costs, too little coverage

• A Chancellor's Constituency: Faculty

• Men’s tennis wins twice at Indoors, loses to Georgia

• Dance Marathon: Moraler

• Defensive breakdown let USC get the win

• Illini editors suspended for printing cartoons

• Groups work to change Hill food

• Re-enactment fails to address pressing issues

• Preview: Actor adds appeal to jazz show

• Baseball wins series against Pacific; Huff strikes out 15

• Dance Marathon: Committee

• Finding cause to dance

• Tourney chances up in air after loss

• SCIENCE&HEALTH: Finding the safest way to a child’s heart

• Underdog’s bite tough to take

• Strong defense stifles opponents, leads to two wins for women’s water polo

• Slacking Bruins to blame for loss to ’SC

• Women’s tennis upsets Cal in rain-delayed match

Friday, Feb. 17

• Inn-coming changes

• Editorial: Re-enactment effective way to address racial violence

• Time to close the door on ‘don’t ask, don’t tell’

• Tennis sets for toughest foes yet

• Shaking their money makers

• Bruins turn first loss into learning experience

• Baseball battles increasing disabled list

• Letters to the editor

• Proposed budget may raise need for private loans

• NCAA Tourney dreams ride on crucial ’SC game

• Office space allocation guidelines re-evaluated

• Colleges may be put to the test

• A big game for a big farewell

• UCLA grabs shaky Stanford win

• Editorial cartoon

Thursday, Feb. 16

• Volleyball works on hitting speed in crucial matchups this weekend

• Experimental art

• Creative Writing: Bloodhounds

• Sound bite: “Whatever People Say I Am, That’s What I’m Not”

• Sound bite: “Voices”

• Pure genius powers movie publicity stunt

• Golf inconsistent, finishes in 6th place

• One loss against USC can’t defeat their spirit

• Athlete supremacy socially constructed

• Art gives sex workers voice

• ‘Orchard’ in full bloom

• [Online Exclusive]: Comedy show pokes fun at teen drama

• Shifting Focus

• Visiting pianist shares unique view

• Letter to the editor

• Screen Scene: "Tale of Cinema"

• Indoor courts pose next challenge

• Before the serve come the superstitions

• Dorrell adds to coaching staff

• GE courses generally fail to educate

• Applicant pool for law schools shrinks, competition slackens

• Corporate America says: Don’t stop believin’

• Soul 'Trane

• Joining real world means reliving freshman anxieties

• Creative Writing: Stockholm Syndrome

• Exposing old wounds to a new generation

• Bruins put their mettle to the pedal

• Gymnasts to face national champions

• Softball fails to score against Long Beach State

• Peer education takes on AIDS

• Funds search finds billions

• Students petition for action against Iran

• Sounds of survival

• Hunting mishap opens dialogue on larger issue

• Speaks Out

Wednesday, Feb. 15

• A Closer Look: Council makes headway in projects

• Panel, art show address suffering

• Letters to the editor

• Editorial: Please ask, please tell – the quiet is taking a toll

• Track squads head out into sunshine

• Club tennis fights for win in SoCal tourney

• Reject the wrong answer

• Special teams coach leaves

• Winding up for the new season

• JV team drives past competition

• No. 7 UCLA fights to stay on top

• A Closer Look: USAC puts politics aside to pursue individual goals

• UC regents assess effects of possible divestment

• Budget shows hefty cuts to education

• Curtain may fall on Mann theater

• Editorial Cartoon

• Recruits urged to travel west

• Former ambassador emphasizes Africa’s centrality

• Polo’s streak blows others out of water

• Report sheds light on policy

• Students petition to reinstate lunch program

• Highlanders don’t let Bruins down easy

Tuesday, Feb. 14

• Reaction to cartoons hypocritical

• TV shows should stop feeding culture of fear

• Bush pushes teacher training

• Freshmen make their way into the lineup

• UCLA gains prestige in rugby world with tourney

• High stakes on the Hill

• LETTER TO THE EDITOR

• SCIENCE&HEALTH: UCLA researcher delves into sexual stereotypes

• Research a light at the end of the university

• Impersonal education afflicts big schools

• Don’t worry, be happy: Howland’s the anti-Lavin

• Couples on campus reminisce, affirm relationships

• Bruins stay at hotel to focus

• SCIENCE&HEALTH: Study finds Latina health care lacking

• A crowd electric, a player energized

• March Madness on their minds

Monday, Feb. 13

• UCLA mile relay team beats tough field

• PAs phased out in Hill restructure

• So close, yet so far away

• Editorial cartoon

• Swimmers fail to stay afloat against USC

• Editorial: Education can only endure so many cuts

• Pesticides kill the romance in a Valentine’s Day bouquet

• Softball scores often during unbeaten weekend

• The buzz on entertainment’s future

• Keep the food coming, the diversity flowing

• Defense isn’t fun to watch, but it keeps Bruins on top

• Gymnastics wins despite errors

• A Chancellor's Constituency: Graduate Students

• Men’s volleyball falls to Northridge in five

• Tight calls reign in Saturday’s game

• Historic winning streak ends at 40

• Letter to the editor

• Compensation reform in the works

• Aboya keeps Bruins close against Huskies

• Arts activists call out to human trafficking victims

• Baseball ‘encouraged but not satisfied’ after Miami series

• Loss at Pepperdine a day of firsts for women’s tennis

• Women’s basketball not satisfied even in victory

• Law program opens its doors

• Team waves goodbye to win streak

Friday, Feb. 10

• Makeup of university leaders changing

• Reducing consumption beats all

• Tennis team prolongs shutout streak

• UCLA digs into tough schedule with Miami series

• UCLA scores low but rides high

• Editorial Cartoon

• Bruins look to test the waters

• ‘Vagina Monolgue’ creator brings sharp new show to stage

• Gone with the bin

• Cougars coach can’t account for low intensity

• [Online exclusive]: Volleyball hopes to break with past in rematch

• Trial to begin for local shooting

• [Online exclusive]: Women's track pulls out another big gun for weekend indoor meet

• Education must be created equal

• Feature photo: Good day sunshine

• [Online exclusive]: Softball sets four team records in season's first week

• Forget PC, go for brutal honesty

• [Online exclusive]: Men's tennis readies for rival Pepperdine

• Lecturer shares achievements of Ralph Bunche

• Editorial: State should let reform come from inside UC

• Basketball’s vigor overcomes boredom

Thursday, Feb. 9

• Team effort leads to solid victory over UCSB

• Living up to last season’s glory

• Pauley can make anyone feel like a basketball great

• Speaks Out

• Staging his life

• Students don’t have it that easy nowadays

• Seniors prepare to kick up a storm against Trojans in final dual meet

• Letter to the editor

• Arrival of new GRE delayed

• UC pledges compensation reform

• Desperately seeking comedy

• Unheralded forward makes presence felt

• Convenience shouldn’t eclipse education

• Exhibit paints new perception of Polaroids

• Hit the streets to be seriously hardcore

• UCLA seeks to continue strong road record at Washington State

• Screen Scene: "Neil Young: Heart of God"

• Candlelight Concerts

• Score one for the team, and the shirts

• UCLA athletes get into the Winter Olympics spirit

• Senior Portraits

• Softball heads into season with strong team dynamic

• Avoid the dessert display and save your party reputation

• Web site fosters writing skills

• Creative Writing: Honest Day's Work

• Piecing together a company

• Kerckhoff offices may soon find new occupants

• Harsh reality is a dead serious success

• Cupid's New Classic

• Sound bite: "Comfort of Strangers"

• Women’s tennis swings back into action today with dual match against Anteaters

• Editorial Cartoon

Wednesday, Feb. 8

• Team hopes to improve with new talent

• Coalition works to curtail youth homelessness in L.A.

• A Closer Look: Wireless access a double-edged tool

• Student group’s food sales determined to be illegal

• Feature photo: A condom by any other name

• Bozeman makes big impact

• Bunche Sony Pepsi Hall? I’m buying it

• Men's golf captures tourney

• UC sees rise in number of applicants

• GSA ensures students have a voice

• Letters to the Editor

• A Closer Look: Lights, camera, interaction?

• A Closer Look: More professors turn to technology to enhance instruction

• Dreams no longer a far stretch

• Nano researchers want to be careful

• Young baseball team looks promising

• Bruins aim to send Gauchos packing

• Celebrating is teaching diversity

• Ex-FDA worker discusses birth control

• Editorial: Voicing opinions should not go under fire

• Bruins take in new hires

Tuesday, Feb. 7

• Student Media board contemplates student fee referendum for funds

• Evolution may explain disease

• Soccer signs top recruits

• Alternative energy gets new fuel for future

• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

• Alternative fuels gain momentum

• Basketball steps ahead in rankings

• HIV/AIDS awareness encouraged in Black community

• Top recruits sign with women’s soccer

• Cameroon calling

• Reduce, reuse, and stop recycling

• Grueling schedule set to challenge freshmen

• Anime’s inspiration abounds

• The governor’s new clothes

• Just ’cause it’s free doesn’t mean it won’t offend

• Weiss will run for city attorney

Monday, Feb. 6

• Letter to the editor

• Cartoon controversy shows bad judgment

• Men’s tennis road trip yields first Bruin loss in 13 matches

• Taking a landmark victory in stride

• UCLA gymnast gets perfect 10.0 in vault

• UCLA breathes easy after solid win

• Double the RAs, double the resources

• Track teams excel at United Heritage Invitational

• Editorial Cartoon

• Afflalo enjoys breakout game

• Baseball’s newest players shine through the fog

• Taking an interest in the public’s well-being

• Bruins unstoppable in the pool

• Culture night rings in Vietnamese New Year

• Foul trouble can’t stop Mbah a Moute

• Science background links current UC leaders

• Delving into stem cells

• L.A. River can flow better

• Basketball shines in front of recruits

• Banana Slugs not a serious challenge in sweep

Friday, Feb. 3

• Water polo opens season defending perfect record

• Graduate students team up with Getty

• Volleyball teams up to get it down in nonconference game

• Afflalo overcomes offensive slump

• Bruins charge through defense

• Education should be objective

• Director refreshes Shakespeare’s ‘Macbeth’

• Study examines wage gap

• Men’s tennis to face early bouts with top Pac-10 foes

• House approves grant program

• Scheduled speaker promotes intolerance

• Students cut down on waste

• Editorial Cartoon

• Time bomb ticks in Middle East

• Editorial: Inappropriate flier disrespects assault victims

• Call of NFL has coaches shuffling

• UCLA loss another home-court win for ASU

Thursday, Feb. 2

• Oscar nominations predictable, yet good

• Fountain to flow again soon

• Titans in the pool clash at UCLA for final time

• Midnight Snack

• Pseudoscience hurts legitimate study

• Screen Scene: "The World's Fastest Indian"

• Get a mirror and know thyself, inside and out

• One Life to Live

• ‘Ship’ docks at UCLA

• Blast from the past

• Creative Writing: Sunday Afternoon

• Professors’ job is to challenge popular thought

• Dorrell signs 22 recruits, loses quarterback to USC

• Exhibits at getty villa

• Reign over ’SC ends in defeat

• ’90s reign as new decade worth celebrating

• Forget pre-season hype – recruiting provides no guarantee for success

• Soundbite

• Generation gap in music is all relative

• New iTunes may put professors in the palm of your hand

• Classical rejuvenation

• Congress trims federal aid

• Speaks Out

• Top prospects to visit Pauley Pavilion

• Defense has been crucial

• Letter to the editor

• Of Montreal brings whimsy to indie

• Classical Connections

• Tennis to skip indoors tournament

• Bruins hope to improve a poor road record this weekend in Arizona

Wednesday, Feb. 1

• Targeted faculty address Web site

• Senators confirm Alito along party lines

• New GRE to focus on critical analysis

• Palestinians’ opportunity squandered on senseless terror

• Editorial: Serious debate a good end to silly scandal

• Bruins recruit a solid team

• Editorial Cartoon

• Quinn named Pac-10 player of the week

• Football’s future takes form today

• Akron/Family brings unique version of folk music to Cooperage

• Take your education for a new ride

• Architecture students explore Kauai

• Letter to the editor

• Dehaine serves up French style

• Editorial: Bush has failed to heal state of disunion

• A Closer Look: Students take note when class turns political

• Coach’s order: Refresh game with rest

• Bush sets goals, calls U.S. ‘strong’

• A Closer Look: Online criticism of outspoken professors not a new concept

• Professor earns Oscar for technical achievement

• Gymnastics gets back into the swing of things

• UCLA hosts diverse events to celebrate black history

• Volleyball gears up for ultimate rivalry game

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