Story archive for January 2006

Wednesday, Feb. 1

• Take your education for a new ride

• Coach’s order: Refresh game with rest

• Senators confirm Alito along party lines

• Editorial: Serious debate a good end to silly scandal

• Editorial Cartoon

• Letter to the editor

• Professor earns Oscar for technical achievement

• New GRE to focus on critical analysis

• Targeted faculty address Web site

• UCLA hosts diverse events to celebrate black history

• Gymnastics gets back into the swing of things

• Bruins recruit a solid team

• Dehaine serves up French style

• Quinn named Pac-10 player of the week

• Editorial: Bush has failed to heal state of disunion

• Volleyball gears up for ultimate rivalry game

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

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

• Palestinians’ opportunity squandered on senseless terror

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

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

• Architecture students explore Kauai

• Football’s future takes form today

Tuesday, Jan. 31

• Defensive coordinator hired

• Survey shows low drinking, high sense of community

• Islamic Awareness Week aims to educate, elucidate

• Rising before the sun sets

• Department of Education sued for withholding data

• SCIENCE&HEALTH: Genome price race begins

• Weak serving calls for extra practice despite win

• Basketball moves up to No. 14 in AP

• Mayor to address president

• Hamas victory deserves regard

• Too many roles, too little time

• For freshman, growing pains slight

• Felony charges filed in embezzlement case

• Stem cell forum to link science, society

• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

• Pitching shines at UCLA alumni game

• PLAY REVIEW: Oscar Wilde adaptation lacks emotion

• Editorial: Serious debate a good end to silly scandal

• EDITORIAL CARTOON

• I think ... (hold for applause)

• SCIENCE&HEALTH: Center for Society and Genetics broadens intellectual horizons

• Letter to the sports desk

Monday, Jan. 30

• Afflalo his own biggest critic on court

• Cooperage remodel to add gaming, pool tables, eateries

• UCLA band marches in Hong Kong parade

• Track teams find success at first meet

• Women’s basketball gets 2 big wins

• New perspectives from older pupils

• Editorial cartoon

• Home crowd enthusiasm reflected in emotional win against BYU

• New research rises from the ravages of Katrina

• Letter to the editor

• Editorial: Professors should take hint, spice up lectures

• Bruins outswim Stanford, fall short against Cal

• Renowned linguist, professor dies at 80

• Hollins gains confidence with improvement

• Feature photo: Bearing the paint

• A night of Chinese culture

• UCLA defense stifles Oregon State

• Men’s tennis beats Boise State, remains undefeated

• Bruins travel, play, conquer

Friday, Jan. 27

• Experiments in lineup keep tennis at 3-0 record

• A garbled name for himself

• Senior gift to go to UCLA Fund

• Toll on 405 would be cure-all for L.A.

• Big game poses dual challenge

• Special-election effort for USAC senate starts

• Media impacts Jones’ Web site

• Track launches indoor season

• Katrina still affecting schools

• UC offers incentives to curb online piracy

• Editorial Cartoon

• Fundamentalism is an attack on reason

• Up in Game 1, then down and out

• Defense carries Bruin victory

• Afflalo shuts down top Oregon shooter

• Editorial: NCAA needs new policies to diversify coaches

• Don’t tell the Bruins they shouldn’t win

• Joint UCLA-Harvard study finds low flu shot rate among healthcare workers

Thursday, Jan. 26

• Cultures converge on the parking lot

• Sound bite: "Rabbit Fur Coat"

• UCLA faces daunting Oregon home court

• Opening up the field

• Keep safe-sex options open

• Sundance forces moose, glitterati into hibernation

• Guest fiction: Mourning

• Big entertainment must evolve along with consumers

• Voice of a nation

• Bruins have two chances to pounce on Cougars

• UC Regents address possible divestment

• Congress debates student aid bill

• Guest fiction: Loneliness

• Sound bite: "The Greatest"

• UCLA looks to sweep tennis court with visiting Rice

• Coachella lineup may disappoint

• Indie inc.

• Feature photo: Navigating the great outdoors

• Screen Scene: "Fateless"

• ‘Whatever’ goes by the wayside

• Crack-of-dawn Oscar nominations archaic publicity stunt

• Speaker urges support for U.S. effort in Iraq

• Designing women

• Road games hurt Pac-10

• Juggling Roles

• UCLA swim and dive to play biggest rivals at home

• Going commercial

• Men’s tennis swings into new season

• Gift funds new law chair

• Editorial Cartoon

• Speaks out

Wednesday, Jan. 25

• Letters to the editor

• Battling bands, Ataris to perform for charity

• Senate proposal comes up short

• Rooting for a Steeler victory

• Alito one step closer to court

• Not even a white night can save Congress

• Hitting the books – and, oh yeah, the ball

• [Online Exclusive]: College students demonstrate poor literacy, study finds

• Lunch with a side of faith

• Men’s tennis prepares for match against BYU

• A Closer Look: Online profiles can incriminate students

• Alumnus shares experience as TV ‘Geek’

• Bozeman expected back on court

• Cooperage robbery raises security issues

• A Closer Look: Facebook may mar even the best of resumes

• Editorial Cartoon

• Custom texts trump pricey new editions

• No. 12 Bruins slowly run off Gauchos

• Focus falls on freshmen

Tuesday, Jan. 24

• Team enters crucial stretch

• SCIENCE&HEALTH: Mental, emotional illness coupled with eating disorders

• USAC vote hinges on 3

• New Westwood business tees off

• SCIENCE&HEALTH: Center hopes to dispel body image myths

• Tough game, fresh start

• LETTERS TO THE SPORTS DESK

• Men’s volleyball gets unlikely spark

• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

• UCLA softball picked to win Pac-10 in preseason poll

• Frat row’s first house may get a face lift

• Basketball moves up one spot in AP

• I spy with my little eye: radicals

• Din of art’s new frontiers reverberate in lecture

• Tennis hopes to carry momentum into match

• Wasteful Senate is also inefficient

• Jones retracts payment offer

• This column can’t do Kobe’s 81-point performance justice

• [Online exclusive]: Vetiver kicks off West Coast tour ‘for fun’

Monday, Jan. 23

• Dorrell names new coach

• Los Alamos team continues transition

• Letters to the editor

• A mix-up of associations

• Feature photo: Kerckhoff: the man, the building, the portrait

• [Online Exclusive]: UCLA hosts inaugural Pac-10 rugby tournament

• Editorial cartoon

• Bruins fall just short of summit

• Defending champs open season with win

• Politicians lecture on national security

• Gansey’s defense, offense key in win over UCLA

• Slowly making their way back to New Orleans

• Gymnastics gets season-high score of year in win over Oregon State

• Editorial: Proposed senate would better serve students

• UCLA’s Wynne taken 1st in draft

• UCLA’s up-and-down season still has hope

• Comeback win elusive against USC

• Feature photo: Going, going, gone

• Hollins contains WVU star Pittsnogle

• Search firm enlisted in quest for new UCLA chancellor

• Dumbing down your image isn’t pretty

• Men’s volleyball gets redemption with win over Hawai’i at Outrigger Inviational

• LGBT Center dedicates library to longtime pillar of campus

Friday, Jan. 20

• Pass the popcorn, the lecture’s on

• Divestment’s first step

• Right to die must be legalized, protected

• Bruins’ perception of L.A. inaccurate

• Bruins strive for healthy weekend

• Blogs update class experience

• Official to take position at University of Texas

• Assaults have lasting effects

• Editorial Cartoon

• Defending chance

• Volleyball win ensures four’s still a crowd

• Budget limits EAP programs

• Feature photo: Dancers of a feather

• Editorial: Ignoring Web site will dispel its clout

• Postseason at risk in rivalry game

• No. 18 Bruins aim to avoid the ‘Pittsnogling’ trend

• Season’s first match a clean sweep for tennis

Thursday, Jan. 19

• Site targets professors

• Globes’ category has nothing to sing about

• Fantasy is the mother of invention

• Bruins take Trojans by storm

• Buckeyes beat Bruins at Outrigger Invitational

• Regents update salary structure

• Sound bites: "With Love and Squalor"

• Freedom Fighter

• Hurricane’s victims face the choice to stay

• Screen Scene: "Why We Fight"

• Many religions, just one message

• Shedding light on human trafficking

• Unraveling Sundance

• UCLA to host first-ever Pac-10 rugby tournament on IM field

• Coach takes job at New Mexico

• Players aim to make nationwide impression

• Women’s tennis begins season fueled by renewed team unity

• Outlook: Sunny

• Heads Screaming, Their Teeth Shattered

• Choreographing an Identity

• Rock Me, Amadeus

• Rivalry game not just a win as usual

• Need some extra cash? Log onto the blog world

• Intelligent design pushed out of Calif. high school

• Bruin defense overwhelms ’SC

• Cinderella at Midnight

• Letters to the editor

• Understanding Michael Jackson

• Speaks Out

• Are movie theaters at death’s door? Absolutely not.

• Take responsibility for student-led scholarship

Wednesday, Jan. 18

• Feature photo: Basketball Campout

• Pluimer steps in to fill bigger shoes

• Board to discuss issues from salaries to Sudan

• Students lobby for Sudan divestment with memorial

• A Closer Look: Recent incidents make students more cautious

• Students have a duty to combat genocide

• Students must pass exam to graduate high school

• Team says aloha to tourney after brief hiatus

• Editorial: Moratorium may focus debate on tough issue

• A Closer Look: Areas around UCLA see 3-year increase in crime

• UCLA drops defensive coordinator

• Men’s hoops takes on ’SC

• Gymnasts look forward to gaining experience

• 2 more batteries reported

• Billboard would set Trojan record straight

• Government spying never felt so right

• State to audit UC spending practices

• Editorial Cartoon

• UC automatically puts wages into student-employees’ retirement funds

Tuesday, Jan. 17

• Stereotyping own gender simply can’t be true, or helpful

• Million dollar grant to expand research on Israel

• Hosting Aussie league, L.A. goes down under

• Depleted Bruin squad falls short

• Faulty memoir insults readers, genre

• Club California condos attract a diverse crowd

• SCIENCE&HEALTH: Health risks a concern when studying abroad

• Program advertises campus events

• Quinn’s double-double leads Bruins to victory

• Food on the Hill excludes Jewish, Muslim faiths

• Bill to widen freeway signed

• EDITORIAL CARTOON

• Injured players make for tougher games

• Two men’s tennis players upset a top-ranked foe

• For 26th annual Vietnamese Culture Night, it’s all in the family

• Swimmers fly by Pacific, show depth with many standout times

• SCIENCE&HEATLH: Winter months may trigger depression

• FEATURE PHOTO

• Team falters in conference opener

• Mounting injuries let other players shine

• Women’s tennis gets early season experience

• SCIENCE&HEALTH: Medical faculty exhibit stress

• Running backs coach takes up NFL offer

Friday, Jan. 13

• Bruins squeak by the Cougars

• Editorial cartoon

• UCLA Summer Sessions offers journalism course

• Squad sets sights on slowing down Anteaters

• Resolutions are cliche but lend a helping hand

• [Online Exclusive]: Mata out for 8 weeks with fractured leg

• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

• U.S. ambassador speaks on conflict in Iraq

• Honoring Iranian cinema at UCLA

• Despite injuries, UCLA keeps bouncing back

• Budget neglects outreach efforts

• Border law ambiguity fuels UC fee lawsuit

• Gearing up for a title defense

• State approves solar option

• Women’s basketball suffers on the road

• Mata’s knee the latest in string of UCLA injuries

• UCLA Radio general manager signs off

• Scandal shouldn’t mar research field

Thursday, Jan. 12

• For some student-athletes, dropping out means moving up

• Don’t go limp with performance woes

• It may pay to spend after all

• Soccer stars enter professional draft

• The silver screen loses its luster as the minutes wear on

• Playing up indie music

• Women's tennis lineup will depend largely on this weekend

• Soundbite

• Play discovers historical parallels

• Singing Her Heritage

• Creative Writing: Mrs. Guvendeim and the Invisible Apostrophe

• Coach approached by NFL team

• All Played Out

• Women’s basketball fights to steady its season

• In 2006, Out 2005

• Fifth sexual battery reported in Westwood

• It’s not perfect, but Westwood is far better than Mom and Dad

• Bruins set for battle with methodical, toothy Cougars

• From College to Collages

• The Price of Freedom

• Open-source programs will open up knowledge

• Students depict Darfur refugee conditions

• Screen Scene: "Tristian and Isolde"

• Editorial Cartoon

• Bridging Village’s gap between landlords, merchants

Wednesday, Jan. 11

• Civil rights activist lectures on racism

• NFL ‘draftniks’ try to know it all

• Team gets younger while sisters recover

• Divers hone skills before meet

• Governor’s candor should be praised

• Editorial Cartoon

• A Closer Look: Critics question Schwarzenegger’s plan for increased spending

• UC sued over illegal immigrants’ fees

• Shipp out for season

• Bill calls for UC financial reform

• UCLA defender leaves for MLS

• Feature photo: Trash and burn

• Proposed vaccine’s opponents dead wrong

• A Closer Look: New budget proposed

• A Closer Look: Many wonder if state can afford repairs without raising taxes

• Congress should allow ‘annoying’ Internet

• Letter to the editor

Tuesday, Jan. 10

• Former campus leader dies

• Living the high life, but falling deep in debt

• SCIENCE&HEALTH: Insurance may reach California masses

• Doby returns as VP

• SCIENCE&HEALTH: Realistic goals key to diet success

• UC, unions reach agreements

• Series of sexual batteries reported near campus

• Desire to cheat on mate may strengthen when ovulating

• Course uses simulated wilderness emergencies

• Team looks to remaining veterans to step up play

• Breaks shouldn’t cheat students

• Standout freshman finds advice around every corner

• Public won’t back lab’s new role

• Feature Photo: Hitting the books

• Government, media efforts ineffective anti-drugs

• Drew leaves big shoes to fill

• Budget proposal may see boosts

Monday, Jan. 9

• Cafe shooting suspect arrested

• From rags to riches, no sweatshops needed

• UC transition team prepares to run lab

• UC’s hiring, payment practices baffling

• Raising minimum wage restricts worker, employer rights

• Incident worries some owners

• Congress favors bill to cut loans

• Injuries mount as quickly as wins

• The record stores, they are a-changin’

• Bruins rally to defeat No. 9 Sun Devils

• Football’s Medlock pleads not guilty to two felony charges

• Drew opts for the NFL Draft

• UCLA narrowly escapes upset

• Set for a win, Bruins defeated by Long Beach

• Full of freshmen, gymnastics falls short against the Utes

• Drew’s exit is a setback UCLA can overcome

• UC to examine pay, hiring practices

• Editorial Cartoon

• Governor cancels fee increases

Friday, Jan. 6

• [Online Exclusive]: UCLA wins at Arizona for first time since 1997

• [Online Exclusive]: Mata 'spectacular' against Arizona, giving team inside presence

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