Story archive for October 2003

Friday, Oct. 31

• UCLA facility evacuated

• Ackerman needs community input

• Dress up your dating world with Halloween spirit

• M. soccer: Bruins to square off with Rutgers

• Students observe Day of the Dead

• Editorial Cartoon

• Cemetery draws celebrity fright

• Standings/scores/schedules

• Off beat

• W. x-country: Cross country runner goes the extra mile

• Feature Photo

• Women's soccer: Cursed or just unlucky?

• Magician transferred to UCLA hospital

• City files charges against Burgess

• Hillel director won’t face charges

• CVS to compete in Westwood pharmacy community

• W. volleyball: Volleyball team in the hunt for No. 2 spot

• Read ‘Your Money’ to make your life richer

• W. soccer: Crosstown rivals battle for piece of Pac-10

• Local fighters offer relief

• A shot at the stars proves dim

• Football: Bruins aim to deny Cardinal rule

• Honest broker helps ensure best service

• As football wins increase, revenue may follow

• Conference to raise awareness of ongoing murders in Mexico

• M. golf: Bruins eye field for Prestige victory

• Letters to the editor

• Store prescribes festive outfits

Thursday, Oct. 30

• Muslim students adjust to Ramadan

• Review: The scene: a talent-laden stage

• Review: Globe’s ‘Twelfth Night’ proves ‘most wondrous!’

• Football: Dorrell’s Stevenson Ranch home escapes line of fire

• Bruin loses home to San Diego fire

• Council delays talk over group sponsorship

• Don’t let ‘L.A.’ image dictate life, style

• Football: Dorrell, team stand by Kreis

• USAC members talk about staying silent

• Football: Linebacker could face charges of verbal assault

• M.polo: New season finds Bruins in full bloom

• Goth Customers find Bar Sinister a dark delight

• Halloween really can scream fun for all ages

• Briefs

• Councilmember gives advice

• Calendar: Film & TV

• Halloween is just one day, but the costumes last all year

• Letters to the editor

• Editorial: Fair grading should be a top priority

• Review: Tiger Lillies, Kronos Quartet a fun blend

• Affirmative action aims to fight disadvantage

• S.U.R.E. slate has lost its vision

• Feature photo: Scary Harry

• UCSB to increase foot patrol Oct. 31

• Grocery strike forum encourages student awareness

• Corporation tax break bill flawed

• Honoring Elliott Smith, the man who gave so much

• ‘Alien: The Director’s Cut’ to invade screens on Halloween

• Calendar: Music

• Hearing for Kerckhoff shooting delayed

• Calendar: Theater & Arts

• A Peaceful Aim

• Music keeps Gerald Wilson on the go

• Acclaim at last

• Review: Allied Artists’ ‘Dracula’ a frighteningly good version

• Tour makes for eerie eve

• Soundbites

• [Online] Cy Tymony, the next would-be MacGyver, publishes handy book

• Rally takes strike inside Westwood Ralphs

• Review: The Strokes fall short of potential

• Comic Tom Snyders bicycles for laughs

• Directing Death

• Football: Having a Ball

• Hill provides safe Halloween

• Kerckhoff Coffee House series dispense unique, hi-tech music

• UCLA alumnus stars in new UPN show ‘Jake 2.0’

• Review: Film fails to shatter glass

• ‘Human Stain’ defies professor stereotypes

• W.soccer: Back-up goalies shut out LMU

Wednesday, Oct. 29

• Changing winds should clear air

• Program aims to help nurses quit smoking

• USAC still undecided on fate of fund bylaw

• The learning curve

• Editorial: Fires remind us of life’s true priorities

• A closer look: Comprehensive review meant to give balanced evaluation

• Jack Weiss to help kick off Government Month

• Football: Dorrells forced to evacuate home

• Softball catcher takes place in goal

• New journal focuses on community

• M. soccer: Captain comeback

• A closer look: What factors decide who makes the cut?

• NBA season holds more than LeBron mania

• A closer look: UCLA cites GPA as No. 1 academic determinant

• Offbeat

• Letters to the editor

• The tragic saga of Sammy and Kevin

• Not all in LGBT community can be seen through the ‘Queer Eye’

• UCLA musicologists sing a different tune

• W. volleyball: UCLA secures win at Northridge

• W. soccer: Team faces LMU in push to finish line

• Forest care better in private hands

• Bruin digest

Tuesday, Oct. 28

• Administration to consider ASUCLA pub

• Sally Ride to speak at festival

• Football: Ebell to start at running back

• Chlamydia: a painfully common STD

• W. volleyball: Women’s volleyball to take on Northridge

• Flames gain more ground

• Wireless connection added to coffeehouse

• UCLA Hillel rabbi could face charges for alleged assault

• W. soccer notebook: Freshman goalkeeper learns from mistakes, gains confidence

• Editorial cartoon

• After shooting, frats must be more careful

• UCLA fellow cycles across country

• W. basketball notebook: Michelle Greco’s absence allows coach to highlight team’s versatility

• Witnessing life on Skid Row

• UCLA grad student wins Goldwyn writing award

• Freshmen to aid DNA research

• Offbeat

• Fires affect SoCal teams

• Bush’s plan kills preschool program

• Study says regent’s SAT report narrow

• Speaks Out

• Beer cans of optimistic sports fans are half full

• Standings/Scores/Schedules

• M. water polo: Surfacing

Monday, Oct. 27

• Founders Day highlights UCLA’s achievements

• News and notes

• W.soccer: Women’s squad on top after weekend sweep

• M.volleyball: Several Bruins star in fall opener

• Wilson talks politics at the Hammer

• Hammer event merges art, politics

• Homecoming brings lights of Las Vegas to Westwood

• M.polo: UCLA beats No. 1 team – again

• Football: Moore a bit shaky in return as starter

• Bruin digest

• Feature photo: Ain't nothing but a Bruin

• Editorial: Students need to enjoy union, not just use it

• Letters to the editor

• Blazes affect students’ homes

• M.soccer: Men’s soccer defeats Cal, Stanford

• Standings/scores/schedules

• Landscape architecture students showcase new ideas

• Saturday’s game proves there’s a new lead rusher

• Smoke wafts over L.A., lowering air quality

• Football: Drew seals Bruins’ fifth straight win

• Professor Lindsley to be remembered today

• Affirmative action vital to fair education

• Proposed beach smoking ban has no place in L.A.

Friday, Oct. 24

• NCAA profits from teams running in, out of conferences

• Football: UCLA to throw wide-open passing game at ASU

• W. volleyball: Mighty Bruins defeat Ducks, 3-1

• Speaks out

• Immigrant workers’ rights promoted

• Westwood’s commercial community not troubled by recent shootings

• Bruin digest

• M. soccer: Men’s soccer looking to repeat last weekend’s defeats of Cal, Stanford

• Mobile clinic takes health to heart

• Booklending program reaches out to students

• Berkeley studies Ackerman setup

• Spending cap draws criticism

• Protect U.S. freedoms – save lap dances

• W. soccer: Injuries plague women’s soccer

• Report reveals state of local environment

• M. waterpolo: Wins over Cal, Pacific fuel water polo for weekend play

• Decreased state funding leads to soaring tuition, student fees

• Viva 70th Homecoming

• Review ranks more than SATs

• Letters to the editor

• Off beat

• Dean ends 5-year stint at The Anderson School

• Baseball’s evolution reflects American societal change

• Historian Roggers’ work remembered in conference

• Class cartoon

• Club helps students get down to business

• Editorial cartoon

Thursday, Oct. 23

• Join the strike club: Fight against arts atrocities

• Speakers insert signatures into Mideast peace plan

• Architecture students applaud venue’s fluidity

• S.U.R.E. affiliates confident of slate’s future

• Event to encourage political involvement

• Smoking ban may soon extend to L.A. beaches

• Football: Linebacker makes himself heard at games, team practice

• Riding it out

• Nanotechnology research is wave of the future

• All Ignored Sports Hero Men: We salute you

• UC admissions report skewed, narrow-minded

• Project designer speaks on acoustics, materials

• Ehrlich finds ‘it’s never too late’ to be a punk rocker

• M.volleyball: Pre-season begins with starter news

• Disney concert hall opens

• Dershowitz advocates secular, balanced discussion of Israel

• Research finds gender linked to gene activity

• Abortion bill first step toward giving up choice

• ‘Singing Detective’ offers ironic, dark hilarity

• Bruin Digest: Men’s tennis to send seven to ITA Fall Regional Championships

• Tiger Lillies shock, entertain to the ‘Gorey End’

• Review: Theatre 40’s “Twelfth Night” a worthy alternative to Globe’s

• Soundbites

• Selling stars

• Calendar

• W.volleyball: Squad hopes for painless road trip

• Rape victims deserve voice

• Comedian turns crazy life into lecture series

• ‘In the Cut’ wounded by editing

• Congressman to speak at UCLA, answer questions about Israel

• Library changes online system

• Disney’s top five animated movies

• UCLA film profs shoot the breeze in new AMC show

• Quartet plays with flawless style

• Hip hop musical ‘Def Poetry Jam’ comes to Wadsworth

• Globe Theatre does Willie in drag

Wednesday, Oct. 22

• USAC will wait to discuss bylaw change

• W. soccer: Goalie Lombardo out for the season

• Softball: Bruins pull their weight on Team USA

• Leave striking to highly skilled workers

• A closer look: Increase in shoppers observed

• Religion shouldn't fuel war

• Bruin digest

• W. soccer: In for the save

• Don’t make grim odds of strikers even worse

• Brightening up Bruin Plaza

• Rushdie speaks at Royce Hall

• UCLA admissions probed

• W. hoops: Freshman Quinn handles transition to college ball with a grin

• North Village gets identifying signs

• A closer look: Dispute over health care benefits may backfire

• Athletes need to speak mind, ditch dull clichés

• Offbeat

• A closer look: Ralphs worker fights to overcome life’s hardships

• Alan Dershowitz discusses ‘The Case for Israel’

• Students services face cuts, fee hikes

• Editorial: UCLA must be open about campus safety

• Football: Moore eager to return to field after Dorrell’s decision

Tuesday, Oct. 21

• Video games today not just child’s play

• M.soccer: Season looking good for No. 1 Bruins

• Speaks out

• Bruin digest: Men’s soccer standout Taylor named National Player of Week

• Silicone-gel implants may make comeback

• Californians need to raise ruckus about ever-rising rent

• Editorial cartoon

• ‘Best of LA Shorts Fest’ comes to Ackerman

• East-West Medicine treats body, mind

• Football: Moore to start against ASU

• Head of UCLA lab discovers previously untraceable steroid

• News & notes

• Strike steers alum to create Bruin carpool

• Dershowitz to speak on campus

• ASUCLA to abolish waiver pool policy

• Fraternity brotherhood makes for good sports

• W. soccer: Lindstrom expected to recover quickly

• Quarterback switch risky but worth it

• Look for liberal converts on family tree

• Festival promotes disability awareness

• Gayley party led to many disturbances

Monday, Oct. 20

• Debate focuses on U.S. foreign policy

• Berdahl, Moores clash over report

• W. volleyball: USC volleyball scrapes past Golden Bears

• M. waterpolo: Water polo clinches overtime win

• News and notes

• Bruin Digest

• Budget cuts force CSUs to restrict admissions

• UCLA School of Law to host panel discussion

• EAP students may get a second chance to study in China

• UC Center to open in Sacramento

• Cal admissions report limited, one-dimensional

• Gunfire disturbs Gayley, Lot 8

• Looking for the easy money

• W. soccer: Injuries dampen soccer team’s trek to Bay Area

• Letters to the editor

• Reading between the bytes

• Spirit and support key to ending football season strong

• M. soccer: Men’s soccer confirms No. 1 title

• Football: Blocking key element of UCLA’s overtime win

• W. golf: Bruins take third on Stanford green

• Off beat

• W. volleyball: Women’s volleyball keeps perfect record against Bears

• Football: Cal game too close for comfort

• Don’t blame students who cross picket lines

• Speaks out

Saturday, Oct. 18

• [Online exclusive] Man wounded Saturday in shooting in front of fraternity house

Friday, Oct. 17

• M. basketball: Howland eager to rebuild legacy

• Ad Team offers experience, opportunity

• Alumnus dies at 30

• Letters to the editor

• Strikers face uncertain futures

• Bill introduced to limit fee hikes

• M. hoops notebook

• Workers fight to retain middle-class status

• Westwood jeweler uses ancient art to create unique pieces

• Bruin digest

• Fill me in here!

• Hoops abroad a humbling experience for Team UC

• ‘UCLA: Next’ saved from budget cut

• M. waterpolo: UCLA to battle upstream against No. 1 Cal

• W. soccer: Bruins to battle Bears, Cardinal

• M. soccer: Bruins shoot for repeat of 2002 wins over Cal, Stanford

• Off beat

• Recall draws slight increase in youth vote

• Editorial cartoon

• Columnist stresses need for common political goal

• Outlook positive for state’s slowly recovering economy

• UC puts data for $2.1 billion private-equity portfolio online

• Pledge to a balanced relationship

• Football: Win over Cal critical for bowl chances

• Absentee voting causes youth some confusion

• W. volleyball: UCLA blows big lead, loses to Stanford in 5

• Forum to cover U.S. involvement in world

Thursday, Oct. 16

• The White Light

• Recall media coverage unequal, study finds

• Illness the key to rediscovering favorite films

• Prop. 13 undemocratic, in dire need of reform

• Curtain call

• Review: ‘Runaway Jury’ found guilty of predictability

• M.soccer: Cardinal soccer at bottom of Pac-10, but Bruins still wary

• Chaplin’s subtle humor returns to big screen

• Lessons, laughter for amateur dancers

• Letters to the editor

• Soundbites

• Why friends should not let friends use Friendster

• W.volleyball: UCLA to face two tough teams

• Miller gets exercise by walking, watching TV

• Review: Holmes miscast in touching family film

• Anderson School dean to step down

• A Greek odyssey

• Enigma: Are they nerds or the coolest people at UCLA?

• ‘The Hanging Man’ swings between life and death

• Society promotes traditional art

• Physical pain connected with rejection, study finds

• W.soccer: Ellis happy to remain with Bruins

• UCLA receives science grant

• MTA strike causes commuter woes

• Beating the rhythm

• UC must be spared to save research

• Author, columnist Miller comes to campus

• Drug treatment up after Prop. 36 implemented

• Football: Donahue will return to Rose Bowl as honorary captain

• Center hosts debate on Radical Enlightenment

• Editorial: Court decision only a small win for medical pot

• Musicians add modern twist to classical chamber music

• UC minority enrollment percentages higher than U.S. as a whole, report finds

• Alleged trespasser pleads ‘not guilty’

• Gotan Project: Tango with a dance club twist

Wednesday, Oct. 15

• A closer look: Some fear UC could bear brunt of deficit

• A closer look: Original actor-turned-governor cut university funds, took on campus protestors

• If at first you don't succeed, try out again

• Editorial: Supermarkets need to put employees first

• M. waterpolo: Water polo ready to rise to season’s challenges

• Offbeat

• A closer look: Budget may be balancing act

• W. volleyball: Hitting her stride

• Letters to the editor

• M. golf: Bruins finish tied for second

• General rep. Josh Lawson cuts ties with S.U.R.E.

• Students find that grocery store choices are limited

• Moore takes it ‘day-to-day’

• Alleged trespasser to appear in court

• Filipino American writer to speak about new novel

• Law grad to clerk for Supreme Court

• Other grocers reap benefits of worker walkout

• Cash shouldn’t fuel campaigns, policy

• State senator shares views for all-inclusive health care

• Bruin digest

Tuesday, Oct. 14

• Men's soccer roundup: Stanford gets view from the bottom with 0-3 conference record

• M.soccer: Walking onto Victory

• Funding amendment returns to USAC table

• State senator to promote health care bill on campus

• Briefs

• Panel seeks to prevent ‘misuse of biotechnology’

• Westwood gas leak forces street closure

• Basketball’s former good luck charm reminisces

• Football: Olson earns start against Cal

• M.golf: Men’s golf team has ‘good shot’ at securing victory

• UCLA leads clinical trial of promising new stroke drug

• New textbook sales down

• Gov.-elect must oppose Bush air plan

• Compressed air drives prospective hybrid

• W.volleyball: Volleyball senior undergoes surgery

• Speaks out

• [Online exclusive] The 88 to perform live today in Westwood Plaza

• Women's soccer roundup: ASU fells Cardinal, now shares lead in Pac-10 with UCLA

• Picket line slows business

• Editorial cartoon:

• Bruin digest: Preseason poll picks Bruins to finish sixth

• MTA union strikes for health care

• Boston win could cause mass death, baby boom

• Ginzburg to speak at LACMA

• Israeli attack on terrorist camp justified

• Letters to the editor

• Hockey: UCLA hockey team to donate time, tickets, blood during drive

Monday, Oct. 13

• The next step?

• Law association to aid Latinos

• Bruin digest: Francis, Kwinta earn wins for men’s tennis

• Football: Bruin victory reads like defeat

• W. swimming: Bruins outswim Gauchos, Beavers in dual meet

• M. soccer: Brothers face off in men’s soccer 5-0 win over Bulldogs

• News & notes

• Fight to re-legalize lap dancing hits UCLA

• Football: Squad squeaks by Arizona, 24-21

• Church needs separation of dogma, science

• W. soccer: Women’s soccer kicks 2002’s habits

• Gay couple weds at UCLA

• W. soccer: Freshman Davis key to double overtime win v. Huskies

• Madison’s to be revamped

• Classes cultivate research skills

• PAC-10 w.volleyball roundup: Cal snaps 20-year losing streak v. Stanford

• W. volleyball: Bruins win, lose in Arizona games

• Frazier released from hospital

• M. golf: Golf to aim for consistency in MacKenzie Invitational

• Editorial: Development a bad decision for Westwood

• UCLA’s starting offense needs less Olson, more Moore

• Ralphs workers go on strike

• Letters to the editor:

• Schwarzenegger makes unrealistic promises; will have to raise taxes

Friday, Oct. 10

• Debate over Westwood development rages

• Schwarzenegger unscathed by scandal

• W. Soccer: Oakes’ timely goal secures win

• Women still face workforce obstacles

• Football: Bruins in prime shape to take on Wildcats

• Bruins take wild ride for worker freedom

• ASS lags behind as religious alternative, agnostic support

• W. volleyball: Arizona poses challenge at home

• W. soccer: Women’s soccer looks to improve despite win

• Math department’s program creates high school, college community ties

• Speaks out

• Praxis Project showcases choreographers, part-time dancers at Ford Amphitheatre

• SAT not significant admissions criterion

• As UNC Chapel Hill promises to cover fee increases, other schools consider plan

• Bruin Digest

• Gay marriage in Bruin Plaza to end Coming Out Week

• Koozko.com gives students auction alternative

• Housing builds debt and fees

• Three’s Company

• Gymnastics: Team supports Beckerman’s dismissal

• Feature photo: A bunch of laughs

• Editorial cartoon

• Live from UCLA: ‘Sports Eye for the Queer Guy’

• M. Soccer: Men’s squad outshoots, outscores New Mexico

• Off beat

• Letters to the editor

• Bush intends only to snub LGBT couples

• Chancellor solicits corporate donations

Thursday, Oct. 9

• Decemberists bring narrative-driven folk-rock to Coop

• M. soccer: Bruins anticipate tough match with Lobos

• M. waterpolo: U.S. Team trounces men’s water polo

• High court revisits gays in the military issue by hearing sodomy case

• Tony Award winner blends genres

• Soundbites:

• Studies center to be renamed after UCLA alum Ralph Bunche

• W. soccer: Pryce leads women’s soccer in Pac-10 play

• Letter to the editor

• Revised system could prevent future budget debacles

• Transgender student emphasizes identity over orientation

• Connerly plans to rewrite Prop. 54

• Serial movies filmed at once kill two birds with one stone

• Bruin digest

• Behind the scenes of success

• Mere cuteness not enough to qualify dog for club show entry

• M. football: Chai becomes center of attention

• Ethnomusicology chair takes charge of music society

• Review: DJ Dan delivers appealing set at Spundae

• Bontecou brings her art back to the masses

• [Online] Cellist hopes to pass passion for performance on to his students

• Review: ‘Cruelty’ anything but unusual punishment

• Don’t give in to apathy, turn off your TV

• Exhibit attests to Hammer’s climbing status

• Big on Buddha

• Review: Kushner’s play a stunning reality check

• Center celebrates new location

• Editorial: Bush’s words intensify LGBT discrimination

• Violent trespassing rare, official says

• Blood donation restrictions questioned

• Editorial: Connerly should respect voters, forget Prop. 54

• Attack on Syria not justified

• W. golf: Bruins swing into second place

• [Online] Review: Eastwood's 'Mystic River' disappointing, doesn't measure up to director's stature as an actor

• Some Bruins disappointed with shooting’s lack of publicity

• Rythmic Relations

• ‘Lawrence of Arabia’ director honored for epic filmmaking

• M. hockey: Ice hockey to launch new season against USC

• Football: Home cooking

• Review: Untitled work leaves deep mark

• [Online] Review: 'Ballet Boyz' dances on border between profound and medoicre

Wednesday, Oct. 8

• Football: Bruins won’t take Wildcats lightly

• Dynes steps in during tough, critical period

• Governor Schwarzenegger

• A Closer Look: Schwarzenegger supporters ready for change

• Bruin digest

• Police name officer who fired shots

• A Closer Look: Other hopefuls happy with opportunity to share ideas

• M. polo: Team USA presents challenge

• Thunderous show despite delay

• Implications of recall still unknown

• M. polo: Wrighting a wrong

• Offbeat briefs: Recall

• W. soccer: Women’s soccer tops Toreros

• USAC funding allocations suggests political bias

• Cal chancellor defends university’s admissions policy

• A Closer Look: Westwood polling locations kept busy

• Editorial: State must rise above recall mess

• A Closer Look: New voters get smooth experience

• Feature photo: Turning heads

• Playing after prime can tarnish even greatest stars

• Prop. 54 defeated by wide margin

• M. soccer: Men’s soccer varies its lineup with postseason in mind

• Limbaugh’s comments tactless, but not racist

• LGBT Resource Center celebrates new home

Tuesday, Oct. 7

• LAPD says UC officer ‘lucky to be alive’

• Jackson rallies young voters

• Director chosen for new Focus Center

• W.soccer: Bruins must be flexible to win against San Diego

• Uneven student group funding is habitual

• Briefs

• Football: Olson to keep starting position for Arizona game

• Speaks out

• Berkeley officials say regent’s report narrowly addresses admissions

• IM field to gain putting green

• Editorial cartoon

• For the sake of sports, don’t be ‘That Guy’

• UCLA Law to host conference addressing Latino rights

• Gymnastics: Beckerman questions dismissal

• Bruin digest: Women’s volleyball’s Murphy named Pac-10 player of week

• W.golf: Golf squad third after first round

• International students’ opinions on recall vary

• ASUCLA’s workweek cap unrealistic

• With fees up, record number of Bruins seek campus work

• Bruins forecast weather in national competition

• New UCLA chair to focus on geriatric clinical care, research

• Standings/scores/schedules

• Briefs

• Political process is worth your time

• Letters to the editor

• Feature Photo

• Historical significance of Davis recall remains to be seen

• Study abroad fairs merge for 2003

Monday, Oct. 6

• M.waterpolo: Water polo falls to Stanford

• Football: A second-half revival

• Editorial endorsement: Vote ‘no’ on the recall and ‘no’ on Proposition 54

• Football - extra points: News & notes

• TAs strike in support of UAW

• Editorial endorsement: Vote ‘no’ on the recall and ‘no’ on Proposition 54

• [Online exclusive] Officer involved in Kerckhoff shooting put on paid administrative leave

• Patience is a virtue when it comes to Bruin football

• Shots fired in Kerckhoff

• UCLA celebrates National Coming Out Week

• Racial classification furthers discrimination

• W.soccer: Team clinches win with goal in final seconds

• Proposed nuclear waste site topic of exhibition

• Cal admissions policy disputed

• Restrictions on data collection would stifle academic freedom

• New UC president discusses plans for future, but offers ambiguous comments on budget, recall

• California secretary of state’s office expects high voter turnout Tuesday

• Jewish students fast for, observe Yom Kippur today

• Football - extra points: Leisle helps turn tide for UCLA

• Editorial endorsement: Vote ‘no’ on the recall and ‘no’ on Proposition 54

• California recall: Loss of on-campus polling places forces students to vote in new locations

• Rev. Jesse Jackson to speak out against Proposition 54

• M.soccer: Play gets physical in back-to-back wins

• W.volleyball: Bruins claim victory after exhausting 5-game battle

• Professor charged with porn distribution

• W.volleyball - roundup: No. 9 Cal tops Pac-10 volleyball standings

Friday, Oct. 3

• Recall: Huffington urges UCLA against recall

• M. waterpolo: Bruins need ‘wake-up call’ to capture NorCal tourney title

• First dates should embrace wilderness of opportunities

• M. soccer: Men’s soccer to commence Pac-10 play in Northwest

• Labor strike to shake up UCs

• W. volleyball: Bruins claw their way by Cougars, 3-2

• Fall quarter brings consumers back to Village

• Quality, not slates, key in budget allocations

• Culinary interns cook up lively palate

• Happiness comes from life’s little things

• Editorial cartoon

• EMBA program goes global

• Feature photo: Musical activism

• Maná brings rock, activism to UCLA

• Standings/scores/schedules

• Bruin Digest

• W. soccer: Forward spot open as squad faces UNLV

• Davis maintains that education a priority

• Offbeat

• Football: UCLA to rely on top defense in conference opener against Huskies

• Students struggle with limited Arabic enrollment

• Meditation, haiku spell out answers for football team

• Power politics dangerously overlook humanity

• Professor looks at why schools fail

Thursday, Oct. 2

• Santur player finds his rhythm

• Construction imagery: the latest UCLA art exhibit

• Soundbites

• ‘Time’ an entertaining thriller

• W. volleyball: Bruins to face Cougars, Huskies on the road

• News briefs

• Return of bar-top dancing not worth armed guards in schools

• UCLA student rides for freedom

• Huffington to speak on campus

• Spelling Bee down to wire; somehow Defrenza wins

• Boyz to dance into Royce with MTV-like flair

• Calendar

• Students’ classes dropped after failing to pay fees

• Experience heart of L.A. in our very own Wooden Center

• Book prices needlessly burden students’ budgets

• Letters to the editor

• SI on Campus will come to UCLA, focus on students

• Editorial: New contracts long overdue for coaches

• Hundreds rally against Prop. 54

• Congress panders to easy public sentiment

• ‘Sneaux!’ a fun, chaotic ride

• Triple troubles tumble

• Rewriting yourself every year, like fall’s fresh sitcoms, is bound to flop

• Falling into new TV

• Architect uses intense paintings to transcend structured past

• Film industry fights to deter Internet piracy

• Jack Black rules the school in new film

• Show contrasts personal identity with heritage

• Concert to fuse past, future

• Panel sides against Oct. 7 initiative

• Football: Team focuses on defense scheme

• Briefs

• Rebuttal misrepresents author’s position on multicultural groups

• Cartoon

• Football: Looking ahead

• Offbeat

• Building in a hip new world

• Standings/scores/schedules

• The Coop gets Dressy

• Student government funds frozen at some UCs

Wednesday, Oct. 1

• Ashe Center to charge for services

• M.volleyball: Volleyball team recruits setter

• C'est la vie

• UC President leaves office

• Bruin Republicans wary of recall rift

• Football: Heftier White, Drew push Tyler Ebell into reduced role

• A closer look: Atkinson leaves his mark on standardized testing

• Feature Photo

• In race for plurality, compromise is needed

• Troupe offers a symbiotic sampler of Eastern arts

• Opponents of Prop. 54 mobilize to inform, sway student voters

• A closer look: Chancellor Dynes boasts leadership experience in science, athletics, university community

• Record industry should change its tune

• Bruin digest: Jim Harrick named scout and coaching assistant for the Denver Nuggets

• Westwood's Dynamic Duo

• NCAA title belongs in SoCal, even if USC wins

• Few attend USAC’s first meeting with groups

• Award-winning 9/11 films start off documentary series

• Editorial: Future head must address ASUCLA’s model

• Offbeat:

• Submission errs in understanding basic mission of student groups

• X-country: Women’s cross country thrives despite absences

• Letters to the editor

• Standings/scores/schedules

• M.golf: Washington tramples UCLA at invitational

• A closer look: New UC president to inherit financially threatened system

• A closer look: A legacy of reform

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