Story archive for March 2006

Friday, March 31

• [Online Exclusive]: 2006: This is our year

• [Online Exclusive]: Hollins injures knee during practice

• [Online Exclusive]: Final Four seems business as usual for Bruins

• [Online Exclusive]: Scouting report

Thursday, March 30

Wednesday, March 29

• [Online Exclusive]: Bruins anticipate formidable Tiger offense

Tuesday, March 28

• [Online Exclusive]: Mata back in the game despite injury

Sunday, March 26

• [Online Exclusive]: Hollins emerges as new player in final year

• [Online Exclusive]: Bruins regain old prominence playing new game

• [Online Exclusive]: Squad's success trumps individual performances

Saturday, March 25

• [Online Exclusive]: Bruins dance to Final Four

Friday, March 24

• [Online Exclusive]: Bruin defense all over Bulldogs' top scorer

• [Online Exclusive]: UCLA steals the win

Thursday, March 23

• [Online Exclusive]: Students gush over new Undie Run route

Tuesday, March 21

• [Online Exclusive]: Blue, Willis close out Bruin careers

• [Online Exclusive]: Women's squad falls to Purdue in second round, 61-54

Monday, March 20

• Officials to meet, address Undie Run safety

• [Online Exclusive]: USAC implements new recycling program in De Neve

• [Women's NCAA Tournament]: Women’s basketball advances in tourney

• UC TO DIVEST FROM SUDAN: Students

• Farmer’s market to close down

• Track wins top spots at meet

• Baseball wins first home sweep in 5 years against SDSU

• [NCAA Tournament]: Missed free throws keep game close

• Mother rails in letter about bunk

• Facing the threat of deportation

• Editorial: Traditional Undie Run route should stay intact

• [NCAA Tournament]: UCLA’s super Sweet 16

• Try something new for break

• Afghan leader forges new state, ties to UCLA

• [NCAA Tournament]: Bruins beat odds, favored to win

• LETTER TO THE EDITOR

• [NCAA Tournament]: Bruins to face Bulldogs for spot in Elite Eight

• [Women's NCAA Tournament]: Teammate rivalry boosts Bruins

• [Online Exclusive]: Students sweat off stress during finals

• Bruins serve up a victory on court

• For the nation’s sake, apologize

• [NCAA Tournament]: For some fans, seeing Bruins play is priceless

• [War in Iraq: Three Years Later]: Group promotes unity between Muslim sects

• Employing spouses sparks debate

• Editorial cartoon

• Women’s water sports going strong

• [NCAA Tournament]: Afflalo rebounds after weak first half

• UC TO DIVEST FROM SUDAN: Divestment

• UC TO DIVEST FROM SUDAN: Photo essay

• New immigration bill evidence of ugly trend

Saturday, March 18

• [Online Exclusive]: UCLA secures ball game over Alabama in closing seconds, 62-59

Thursday, March 16

• Soundbite: “Born Again in the USA”

• Bruins work to put together a winning season

• Crash course

• Men’s tennis trumps No. 3 Duke in convincing victory

• Seduction longs for a soundtrack

• Graduates fulfill public interest

• Regents discuss policy

• This time, find success in failure

• [Online Exclusive]: Mbah a Moute makes his mark on first tournament game

• Groups host St. Patrick’s Day event

• [NCAA Tournament]: March awakens a welcomed madness

• [NCAA Tournament]: NCAA debut makes for a battle of the Bruins

• Out of the ballet studio

• Hollywood neglects value of shooting on location

• [NCAA Tournament]: Tournament features many possible upsets

• Finals are roadblock for runners

• Bruins work for tourney success

• Track renews hopes in shift to outdoor season

• Editor's Note: Arts & entertainment reclaims spot in daily

• Soundbite: "Fox Confessor Brings the Flood"

• Bruins hope to pound Waves in tough rematch

• Playing to a different tune

• Show regents that UCLA supports divestment

• British Banter

• Screen Scene: "V for Vendetta"

• Ocelots and lemurs: the John Cleese interview

• ORL, Housing look to discourage recent Hill vandalism

• Freshman diver makes NCAA Championships

• Logistical concerns delay USAC vote on election changes

• [Online Exclusive]: UCLA eliminates Belmont, 78-44

• Outside the West Side

• Party on Pittsburgh, and love them Steelers

• Letter to the editor

• Institute puts spin on science

• I’ll miss Westwood – but good riddance, YRL

• [Online Exclusive]: Bomb scare delays game

• [NCAA Tournament]: Sibling love and basketball

• NCAA Tournament: Professor roots for other Bruins

• [NCAA Tournament]: Ticket drought leaves Bruins dry

• Gymnasts poised for final dual meet

• UCLA wins grueling World Series rematch

• UC Senate chair voted out

• [NCAA Tournament]: Howland has been on other side

• Emergency program offers its services to UCLA

• [NCAA Tournament]: Ex-Bruin finds results at Tennessee

• [NCAA Tournament]: Flash forward

• [Online Exclusive]: Regents approve divestment

• A Novel Approach

• Baseball’s staunchest, warmest fans

• Workgroup aims to boost campus diversity

Monday, March 13

• Controversial cartoons yield calm discussion

• UC may increase fees to compensate lawsuit costs

• Men’s tennis falls to Baylor in painful rematch

• USAC to vote on election system revisions, ending runoffs

• [Online exclusive]: Women’s tennis sweeps Washington schools

• QB spot still up in air after scrimmage

• Bruins excited about the home-state advantage in San Diego

• [Online exclusive]: Women’s water polo wallops Arizona State and San Diego State

• Bruins’ Pac-10 title is right on schedule

• Despite heckling from Rebel fans, Bruins step up to plate, defeat Ole Miss

• Event offers a Muslim perspective on cartoons

• Artsy graduates face hard facts

• Editorial: Mad over schoolwork, mad for basketball

• Letters to the editor

• Softball sweeps competition in Long Beach State Invitational

• Men’s track flops at NCAA Championship

• Marching into the madness

• Feature Photo: A Howling Success

• Editorial Cartoon

• [Online exclusive]: Women’s rowing strokes out competition

• Regents to vote on divestment

• Santa comes early for UCLA

• Johnson claims title in pole vault

• Injuries, inconsistencies prove too much for Bruins

• [Online exclusive]: Men’s golf struggles in weekend tournament

• ASUCLA board discusses removal of Coke products

• UCLA applicant closes curtain on cancer

• [Online Exclusive]: Women’s basketball given No. 5 seed in Cleveland Regional

Saturday, March 11

• [Online Exclusive]: It's not easy being defensive

• [Online Exclusive]: Panelists, speakers outline free speech issues in cartoon events

• [Online Exclusive]: UCLA wins Pac-10 Tournament

• [Online Exclusive]: Collison nabs a career-high 15 points in 23 minutes to secure a UCLA win

Friday, March 10

• Chancellor selection still pending

• Ruling could cool off hot ice

• [Online exclusive]: Women’s tennis gets in the swing of conference play against Washington schools

• Out-of-bounds injury dampens victory

• Faculty honored for service

• [Online exclusive]: Women’s rowing set to start season strong

• Working at the happiest place on Earth

• Arizona, Cal, Oregon top quarterfinals

• Editorial Cartoon

• UCLA slams short-handed Beavers

• Student groups discuss disputed cartoons

• Editorial: Keep the cartoon discussion intellectual

• Chancellor’s main concerns are money matters

• UC senate to decide fate of top official

• Bruins battle Trojans in debate

• Bruins on bubble as they look to burst Rainbow Warriors

• A quarter off makes a world of difference

• Student victory a landmark decision

• Recreating a competitive mood

• Tough schedule keeps young baseball team’s intensity steady

• Letter to the editor

• Self-censorship no substitute for logic

Thursday, March 9

• Daisy Day highlights equality issues

• World Classic reveals sports’ cross-cultural capabilities

• UCLA focuses on scoring execution

• Trotting with wolves

• Revolutionizing recording

• Volleyball serves up another victory

• Merced leader steps down

• Pole vaulter aims to raise the collegiate bar

• Golf travels to a victory

• The Calling

• Human life rightfully rests in our hands

• Hating country music is elitist, misguided

• Equal Access

• Young club practices to bridge the generation gap

• Sound bite: "Sonic Youth"

• Screen Scene: "Duck Season"

• It’s hard out here for an Oscar pimp

• UCLA to begin postseason

• Sex offenders deserve second chance

• Feature photo: Awareness on Wheels

• Out of the past

• Meet the master

• Out-of-towners want L.A. glitz, not local flare

• Track team heads for indoor NCAAs

• Bruin pitching seals win

• Divers to battle for NCAA Championships qualifications

• USAC issues spring funds

• Respect essential in discourse

• Making funny out of nothing at all

• Speaks Out

• Bruin glimpses life on the professional court

Wednesday, March 8

• Editorial Cartoon

• Letters to the editor

• Losing streak ends with win over Loyola-Chicago

• The Hill expects a full house

• Bruins ebb in loss to Waves

• Pac-10 tourney loses its punch

• Spring training tests Bruins

• Fee-increase lawsuits still pinch the pocketbook

• UCLA shines through dark cloud of injury

• [Online Exlclusive]: Softball hosts Cal State Fullerton

• Actor accepts achievement award

• Exhibiting a creative way to heal

• Stem cell study legal, inevitable

• Funds from PULSE rejuvenate community service projects

• Sophomore trio dawn of new era

• Southeast Asian dance culture melds religion, ritual

• [Online Exclusive]: Men’s golf Blue team bags Braveheart Classic

• Group to unveil cartoons

• An epidemic of grave proportions

• Mexican politics converge at UCLA

Tuesday, March 7

• Student composers to showcase work

• A CLOSER LOOK: Magazines dealing with cuts

• Hillary Clinton is the one obsessed

• EDITORIAL CARTOON

• Quinn plays in pain, hits clutch shots

• Libraries getting the digital treatment

• Volleyball assistant takes job at Hawai’i

• NCAA releases APR totals

• Morgan Freeman to be honored on campus

• UCLA rakes in Pac-10 honors

• UCLA gets high marks from new alumni

• [Online Exclusive]: Women's golf plays in rare tournament in Mexico

• SCIENCE&HEALTH: Scientists investigate memory processes

• Bruins pull upset to win Pac-10

• Baseball takes 4-game win streak to Pepperdine

• Death penalty is an appropriate punishment

• Share the pomp and circumstance

• A CLOSER LOOK: Newspapers lose to online coverage

• Court says no to schools

• Initiative to help transfer students at select schools

• UC ordered to repay fees

Monday, March 6

• Credentialism the larger problem

• Win may help postseason seeding

• Fight breaks out during hockey loss

• Undie Run changes debated

• Baseball sweeps No. 17 Wolfpack

• Regents release salary reports

• PAC-10 CHAMPIONS!

• UCLA hoops returns to glory

• Bruins shine outdoors at track invitational

• Tracking can lead kids down wrong path

• Editorial: High school students can handle free speech

• Four falls on beam keep win out of reach

• Bruins advance to Pac-10 finals

• Random Voices alumnae hear new vocalists

• Letter to the editor

• Day laborers make a run for reform

• Anteaters overwhelm Bruins

• Bruins find solution to slow-start woes

• X-Cape has moved, but its lessons stay the same

• Armenian colloquium helps preserve culture

• ‘Crash’ shatters Oscar expectations

• Softball sweeps weekend tourney

Friday, March 3

• UCLA gets the big win it needed

• Editorial: Budget bill jeopardizes legitimacy of education

• USAC now offers votes on tap

• New route for Undie Run

• Bruins have a hand in Oscars

• Big Blue Bus listens to community’s complaints

• Letter to the Editor

• Hockey seeks Crosstown Cup, revenge against USC

• Farmar stays positive to dig out a win in final minutes

• Baseball travels to North Carolina State

• Larry King speaks at Hillel

• UCLA adjusts to Cal’s momentum

• Editorial Cartoon

• Bruins save their best for last

• Blue has new role in her last Pac-10 Tournament

• Volleyball set for UCI with new lineup

• As death penalty fades, U.S. should follow suit

• Mexican voting system problematic

Thursday, March 2

• Different coordinator, proven powerful strategy

• Same court, same foe, new loss

• Abortion deserves a closer look

• Movie Music

• Creative Writing: A Short History of Colonialism

• Painting Mother Nature’s power

• Patients find healing through art

• Fiat Lux course sheds light on UCLA’s black experience

• Water polo has seen game-time energy wane

• Arctic Monkeys’ media heat needs cooling off

• And the Oscar goes to...

• Forging the battle for Pac-10 glory

• An education to take home

• Bush perpetuates irrational fears

• Screen Scene: "Darwin's Nightmare"

• Dorm Drama

• Sound bite: “Beautiful Losers: Singles and Compilation Tracks 1994-1999”

• Pressure to divest rises with crisis

• Senior works to end memorable career with win

• Speaks Out

• Alcohol course promotes student welfare

• Students irked by arcade move

• tv Timeout: "Conviction"

• League houses unsung heroes

• Real world means real fashion faux pas

• Lack of great female roles makes for dull Best Actress race

• Sound bite: "Fear is on Our Side"

• Track looks forward to a sunny run at home meet

• Cal Poly gives UCLA a weekend breather

• Winning Draw

• Letters to the editor

• Dodd throws game into high gear

Wednesday, March 1

• Dirtbags can’t bury Bruins

• Student Affairs faces position shuffling

• Editorial: Colleges must stop valuing APs so highly

• Special election petition works toward 15 percent target

• Editorial Cartoon

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

• Debatable ’SC play makes relations icy

• College sex mania is just media hype

• Coca-Cola committed to fair practices

• Hockey must change image

• A sweet 16th victory over rivals

• Series of sexual batteries continues

• Farmar saving the draft talks for later

• Hillel remembers torture victim

• Art students will have to wait for new facilities

• Volleyball to face Waves in grudge match

• Competition at what cost?

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