Story archive for January 2008

Friday, Feb. 1

• Bruins seek challenge in LMU

• ‘Truth’ of TV hard to swallow

• Select members of women’s track traveling north for invite

• Swim and dive team braces for home meet against Cal, Stanford

• Men’s track and field to compete in Seattle this weekend

• Letters to the Editor

Thursday, Jan. 31

• Rooting for Giants upset or Patriots win?

• Rooting for Giants upset or Patriots win?

• Despite unfamiliar play, Bruins bring home win

• Women’s tennis not dampened by rains

• Students speak out across nation

• Old-school sneakers kick up a new trend

• Endorsers may influence elections

• Wildcats changing directions

• Obama shows ability to unite U.S.

• Voting Democratic bad for your health

• Bruins want to break the zone

• Clinton ready to make change reality

• Paper ballots return to voting system

• Making it to the main stage

• Q&A with Spencer Soo

• Iraq war affirmed U.S. power, so will Romney

• Unrivaled

• Women’s basketball team heading to Bay Area to take on No. 10 Cal and No. 7 Stanford

• With Arizona teams missing expectations, Bruins have clear shot at winning

• Republican candidates offer solid solutions to illegal immigration

• Sound design student’s electronic band sails to success

Wednesday, Jan. 30

• Correction: Candidate at a glance: Barack Obama

• Record numbers apply to UC

• Local hangouts raise the bar

• Diversity may decide primaries

• Westwood victim to recent crimes

• Former student union director to leave for N.C.

• GSA vice president resigns

• Senate assesses college funds

• Dukakis discusses Super Tuesday processes

• Poll seeks to boost turnout, awareness

• Key players back on court

• Walk-on QB to transfer

• Men’s golf disappoints

• Bruins to battle Cal Baptist

• Tennis rolls in season opener

• Discussion of global warming heats up

• Ultrafine particles in emissions found to cause heart disease

• New UC study provides insight into possible effects of hazardous chemicals

• Songs of the sultry

• Bush's address delivers long-awaited truths

• ‘Psych’ co-star reflects on career

• Editorial: Can new bill really stop underage drinking?

• Letters to the Editor

• Theater Review: "The Color Purple"

• Looking beyond the loss of Ledger

• PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES: AT A GLANCE

• Editorial Cartoon

Tuesday, Jan. 29

• A weekend of rain and rugby

• Women’s team braces for the Bay

• Harsh start to spring for men’s golf

• Several Bruins see success beyond L.A.

• Bush delivers last address

• Oblique air photos on display in Bunche

• Programming a learning process

• Bill raises underage drinking penalties

• Drawing from experience

• The Getty offers UCLA community more than art

• Paying kids to study won’t pay off

• Soundbite: Cat Power

• UCLA tests BruinAlert messaging

• Letter to the Editor

• Film preservationist wins award

• Benefits of sex extend beyond the bedposts

• Can pop-culture icons infiltrate alternate genres?

• MPAA admits error in illegal downloads

• Editorial Cartoon

• Gift grants law school a center on climate change

Monday, Jan. 28

• Love, Collison lead Bruins in Oregon

• Guard just getting started

• Tough defense delivers UCLA victory

• Adapting, volleyball turns out victory in Malibu

• Mata-Real’s return dispels health doubts

• Gymnasts win despite injury

• Water polo sweeps tournament games

• ‘Concerts for Cash’ under scrutiny

• Increase care for troubled students

• Young voters cast as major players in upcoming elections

• Student marketers aid corporations

• Concessions prices too high for hungry fans

• Experts discuss race, disenfranchisement

• ASUCLA votes to boost meal coupons, relocate post office

• Undercover with the pros

• Weekend Review: “Drought and Rain Vol. 2”

• Focus on music, not school led to creation of synth record

• Sound design creates new forums

• Uncle Sam wants high school dropouts

• Editorial: Loveless Oregon crosses the line

• Letter to the Editor

• Week in Photos

Friday, Jan. 25

• Survey covers parents’ help

• Students discuss effects of war

• Close election to divide votes

• Candidates at a Glance: MITT ROMNEY

• On-campus CPR certification offered

• Bruins rally late in hostile territory

• UCLA gets gutsy in Oregon

• Defense fuels second-half comeback

• Volleyball comes off ’SC loss to face No. 2 Waves

• Bruins overcome injuries, foul trouble

• Defying the documentary

• Classes a priority? Not with this enrollment

• A vegetarian dish if you're no fan of tofu

• Editorial: UC should keep its promises to students

• Editorial: F is for free so beware of fake FAFSA site

• Bruin Live reinvents ‘Alice’

• Screen Scene: "27 Dresses"

• Letters to the Editor

• Water polo focuses on the season ahead rather than past successes

Thursday, Jan. 24

• YouTube makes hot venue for amateur artists

• UC loses $40 million lawsuit

• Faculty donors lean liberal

• UC considers methods to raise affordability

• Plan in motion to institute proposed business minor

• Water polo remains goal-oriented

• Extra Points: UCLA football is now back in play

• Close match falls to Trojans

• Games in Oregon to test Bruins’ resolve

• Women’s basketball hopes to improve ranking

• Peace movements

• Refuge should be priceless

• Latest anti-terrorism bill bound to be another homegrown dud

• Letter to the Editor

• Culinary Connoisseur: Piccomolo

• Law school alumna explores plight of Iraqi refugee

Wednesday, Jan. 23

• Baseball No. 1 in preseason poll

• Keyes balances fatherhood with football

• Olson eager for next year

• Men’s volleyball shifts focus to own play before facing USC, Pepperdine

• Love readies for harsh homecoming

• Bruin taken No. 1 in MLS draft

• Rose appoints new USAC officials

• Journalism faces budget cuts

• Directors Guild strikes a deal

• GSA seeks to fight increased student fees

• Metro discusses plans to expand in Westside Corridor

• Merced campus exemplifies UC goals for sustainability

• Oratorical contest to honor Dr. King, promote social change

• Convergence makes headlines for collegiate publications

• As advertising moves online, campus papers suffer revenue losses

• Ours is fittest of rec centers

• Thinking outside the punchlines

• Editorial: L.A. needs to rev up public transport

• Editorial: All students should register for BruinAlert

• Los Angeles Electric 8 strikes a new chord

• Housing an uphill process

• Theater Review: "Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson”

• Letter to the Editor

• Editorial Cartoon

• Oscars may atone for Globes’ faults

Tuesday, Jan. 22

• Students march in MLK Jr. parade

• High-scoring ‘Scrabulous’ threatened

• Dems speak close to home

• In a crisis – your money or your life?

• Graduate students reap benefits of $6 million grant

• After O’Brien, college renovates administration, divides up power

• Culture night depicts Vietnam War

• Jewish sorority to be initiated

• Project to louden student voice

• Norm Chow joins Neuheisel’s coaching staff

• Trojans end Bruins’ shot at undefeated Pac-10 record

• No. 4 volleyball splits weekend games, suffers lack of itensity

• What happened to UCLA’s bread-and-butter defense?

• Loss exposes some weaknesses

• Mayo leads second-half Trojan charge

• A chance at Slamdance

• Attempt at second-half comeback a little too late

• Don’t let breakups break your spirits – love the single life

• Weekend Review: “Tristan Und Isolde”

• Men’s track strong in indoor opener

• Smaller-than-life site picks up

• Bruins dominate quad meet

• Week in Photos: January 14 - 20

• She may be toxic, but she isn’t dead yet

• Zalameda wins singles, doubles at national tournament

• Editorial Cartoon

Friday, Jan. 18

• Speeches, workshops honor Black Panthers killed in ’69

• Regents table fee hike issue

• Row, row, row your concrete canoe

• Registrar evaluates priority enrolling

• Design students explore mixed media in ‘UNDER_’

• Crosstown rise and fall

• Them’s fightin’ words, Floyd

• Of Love, Mayo and ... Westbrook?

• Finnish native Tukiainen’s adjustments lead to more complete game

• Senior standout Pluimer steps up for new role

• Hoping to end three-year rivalry drought

• Music to live off

• Women’s indoor season begins

• Forever a Bruin in every single way

• ’20s blues hits stage

• Snuggle up with a friend in the Den

• Put a lid on bad campus coffee

• Series honors film

• Editorial: Proposed budget cuts cut too close to the bone

• Distance team heading north

• Letters to the Editor

• Editorial Cartoon

• Gymnastics expects to dominate in Fullerton

• It’s raining Internet celebrities

• Divers to face challenge in paradise

• Screen Scene: "Mad Money"

• Screen Scene: “Cloverfield”

Thursday, Jan. 17

• Theater productions open to more students

• Korean Craze

• Nyles Lannon unplugged

• Regents discuss fee raises

• Program offers sports to disabled

• Obama answers panel about fiscal policies

• Researchers discover protein that may prevent spread of HIV

• No Child Left Behind is ineffective, book says

• News Brief: Event to honor Black Panthers slain on campus

• After a miss, this team’s on the upswing

• Looking for key players, strong leaders

• Scrappy UCSD team may prove tough match

• Jackie Robinson Stadium’s new surface ready for play

• Band of runners to race in LA Marathon

• SPORTS BRIEF: UCLA to fans: Don’t bug Wooden during games

• My professor isn’t a robot, but he lectures like one

• Primary goal: take some time to teach yourself how to vote

• Obama takes a bipartisan approach – for the people

Wednesday, Jan. 16

• External vice president resigns

• Med school takes heart

• Slates compare platforms, progress

• Campus group studies sustainable energy

• ASUCLA board adds magazine

• Scientists find new genetic link to autism

• Studies test effectiveness of treatment options

• UCLA Extension program opens doors for students with developmental disabilities

• Norm Chow fired by Titans

• Give Bush a break, for Gulf’s sake

• Teo earns three golds for Singapore at Asian games

• Q&A with skateboarder Rodney Mullen

• American Apparel has some dirty laundry

• Bush’s educational reforms leave many school districts behind

• USAC’s midterm progress laudable

• Playing together, staying together

• Letters to the Editor

• Theater Review: "Edge"

• Former, current UCLA musicians to battle it out

• Movie anti-hype has hidden potential

• Editorial Cartoon

Tuesday, Jan. 15

• Calif. primary gains clout

• USAC commissioners’ progress reexamined

• Pages of Facebook can be a good read

• Housing begins planning for expansion on the Hill

• Week explores South Asian heritage

• Building commitment

• Confessions of a Gator hater

• UCLA’s gymnasts back in fine form

• Love wins second Pac-10 Player of Week title

• Tapping into a lost craft

• Bend rules to win the game of love

• Soundbite: Wu-Tang Clan

• Never mind multitasking – do one thing at a time and do it well

• Deacon transcends labels

• USAC should preserve, not divide, safe spaces

• Philosophy behind art should not replace skill

• Editorial Cartoon

Monday, Jan. 14

• Younger Clinton talks to students

• Council members evaluate own progress

• USAC needs to find a new face

• ORL blends academics with housing

• Event exploring Writers Guild of America strike held on campus

• Former governors talk shop

• ASUCLA launches ‘Core Values’ marketing

• Defense stops No. 4 WSU

• Bambi, Baby Gap and boxing out

• Women’s team blows out Cougars on the road

• Despite position changes, men’s volleyball still winning

• Love bulldozes Baynes, finesses his way to career day

• Bruins get early spark, protect their lead

• America’s next top TV genre

• Weekend Review: "Anything"

• Storytelling takes a new form

• Listeners may soon face the album’s final tracks

• Real IDs may equal real privacy issues

• Editorial: Suspension of Prop. 98 suspends education

• Editorial: Speak out against fee hikes and budget cuts

• Understand what change you want

• Letter to the Editor

• Editorial Cartoon

• Week in Photos: January 7 - 13

Friday, Jan. 11

• Victorious Bruins look to Saturday

• Collison suffers another injury

• Triumph over Washington first in three years

• Volleyball to face rising Cardinal in home match

• Mbah a Moute scores 17 on unsuspecting Huskies

• Swim team signs 3 to round out 2008 class

• Cheney, DiMartino to join US national team in China

• Regents face budget cuts

• ‘Conspiracy’ blog not just theory

• Students have ballot options

• GOP candidates debate issues in South Carolina

• A (pre-)professional family

• Internships provide a competitive upper hand

• The Getty visits classic Mexico

• Open to interpretation

• Treat it right, and tofu’s soy delicious

• Work for those who work for UCLA

• Screen Scene: "The Great Debaters"

• Editorial: Voting is easy for students, so do it

• Letters to the Editor

• Screen Scene: "There Will Be Blood"

Thursday, Jan. 10

• Trendspotting with A&E: What's in and what's out for 2008

• From listening party to stage

• Council seeks replacement

• Students resolve to get out more in 2008

• ORL looking for new RAs

• Database breach investigation ongoing

• Volunteers help maintain UCLA’s botanical garden

• Empty frat house a pesty presence for neighbors on Gayley

• Bruins continue Pac-10 play

• Volleyball players vie for starting positions

• Women head to Northwest for road games

• New quarterback may be in UCLA’s future

• Consider competence – don’t vote for George W. Obama

• Early-bird primaries and caucuses get the worm but undermine democracy

• Minor clashes with Iran should not lead to war

• Letters to the Editor

Wednesday, Jan. 9

• Fees may increase

• Unexpected results stun students

• Education act faces criticism

• House mothers supervise, manage sororities

• Sororities keep up conventions

• Catering companies feed frats

• Neuheisel shines in first press conference

• Young players compete for time

• Bruins look to bench depth after key injury

• Overzealous fans create riot trend

• Money on the line

• Culinary Connoisseur: Socko's Subs

• Poetry reading will mix words, electronic music

• When illness strikes, rest

• Shorter Globes puts focus back on films

• Editorial: Budget cuts would hurt California’s universities

• UCLA Athletics shouldn’t advertise by phone

• Letters to the Editor

Tuesday, Jan. 8

• UCPD will be moving on up

• Former Bruin shot by police

• Cultural groups on campus unite, divide

• You better back that thing up – your hard drive, that is of course

• Tigers’ win shows strength of SEC

• Neuheisel names new offensive line coach

• Collison delighted to be free from leg brace

• Philosophical fables

• This new year, find new ways to explore

• Candidates are paying attention to us

• Soundbite: Rivers Cuomo

• Letter to the Editor

• Simple ways for students to make the new year truly new

• Editorial Cartoon

Monday, Jan. 7

• Sajan resigns in face of forgery scandal

• Campaigning in Iowa

• Award shows suffer as strike drags on

• Dance marathon’s growth needs a plan

• Bruins sweep into Pac-10 play

• Early conference wins make clear statement

• Overtime spells defeat for women’s basketball team

• Men’s volleyball goes 2-1 in Hawaii invitational, falling to No. 4 Penn State

• Intense ball pressure reduces Cal’s top scoring threats

• Bruins surprise No. 3 Stanford

• Would-be engineer shifts gears to acting

• Photos show off AIDS activism

• An impromptu hike through Baja and mind

• Stop relying on professor ratings

• Editorial: Alcohol policies need revisions in emergencies

• Don’t let proposal redesign California politics

• Looking to get involved? Branch out to the environment

• Bruins break into game with 13-2 run to start

• Weekend Review: The Mars Volta – New Years Eve Celebration

• Editorial Cartoon

Friday, Jan. 4

• ONLINE EXCLUSIVE: Shipp’s shooting sinks Cardinal

• ONLINE EXCLUSIVE: Howland mixes up starting lineup against Stanford

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