Story archive for November 2004

Wednesday, Dec. 1

• UCLA alumnus dies at age 100

• Member of Israeli Parliament speaks on campus

• M. hoops: Thompson takes lead role

• [A Closer Look] Testing for HIV available on campus

• Editorial cartoon

• Football: Drew’s ankle injury may be a setback

• Editorial: AIDS Institute helps campus get involved, informed

• Bruinwalk adds social networking Web site

• Take your first step to conquer AIDS

• News briefs

• M. hoops: 49ers outhustle Bruins

• W. soccer: Bruins prepare to tame Tiger scorer

• Football: Numbers game

• [A Closer Look] Researchers say ‘Killer T-Cells’ one answer in combatting AIDS

• Westwood deserves turn at salsa

• AIDS Day: ‘Now is the time’

• Bush must step up to responsibilities

• Epidemic endures

• [A Closer Look] Singer-turned-activist speaks out

• W. volleyball: UCLA may get two home games

• Victory should stir up parties

Tuesday, Nov. 30

• Private donations gain influence at UCLA

• Study finds Prop. 36 lacking

• News briefs

• Diversity requirement needs definition, review

• Sales fall short as season starts

• Football: Still caught in the rivalry

• M. polo: Water polo gears up for NCAA semifinals

• Editorial: States’ rights shouldn’t supersede federal law

• Football: Still caught in the rivalry

• Football: Notre Dame earns bid to Insight Bowl

• Keep bus terminal open

• Editorial cartoon

• Student-run clothing line offers social message

• Feature photo

• AIDS Day takes off

• Beware of online news sources

• Editorial: Must-pass spending bill an attack on abortion

• If crosstown competition dies, hope could go too

• M. basketball: Basketball shoots to improve

• Letters to the sports desk

• Beat ’SC Week reveals its philanthropic side with donation rivalries

• Bruin digest

• Gaining access

Monday, Nov. 29

• Don’t betray UCLA for a good score

• News briefs

• M. soccer: Team reflects on early exit

• Professor’s study on race stirs debate

• W. basketball: Women’s basketball upsets Texas

• Traditions alive during Beat ’SC Week

• W. soccer: Women’s soccer advances to College Cup

• Religion and law school: an inappropriate combination

• Digging deeper

• Editorial cartoon

• M. soccer: Men’s soccer eliminated after rally comes up short

• M. polo: UCLA shakes off loss, looks to NCAAs

• M. basketball: Bruins win despite letting UC Irvine stay in the game

• Aspiring filmmakers gain experience through video club’s guidance, resources

• M. basketball: Improved defense from Fey and Hollins leads to win

• Defeating evil key to big weekend

• Editorial: King/Drew closure comes at cost of lives

• W. volleyball: Bruins earn No. 15 seed

• Editorial: Likely cuts in financial aid will limit accessibility

• Professor condemns censorship in China on tour

• Take time to listen, not argue

• Letters to the editor

• W. soccer: Adams’ speed sparks Bruins

Wednesday, Nov. 24

• Bruin digest

• M. hoops: Bruins continue to grow in victory

• News briefs

• M. polo: UCLA confident about NCAAs

• W. volleyball: Team braces for double matches

• A somber Thanksgiving for U.S. troops

• LGBT deaths raise tough issues

• Workers deserve more respect

• M. hoops: Bruins fumble away everything but victory

• [A Closer Look] Troops work to quell violence for elections

• Celebrate, don’t hate Thanksgiving

• Requirement must be approved

• Editorial cartoon

• W. soccer: UCLA closes in with Carolina out

• W. hoops: Trials ahead for Texas game

• Editorial: Death draws speculation but eludes explanation

• Editorial: Tightening UC eligibility at odds with future goals

• New bill may reduce aid

• M. soccer: Men’s soccer defeats LMU

• Trauma unit shut down

• Lots 2 and 3 recent targets of burglaries

• Medical school studentsperform for patients, elderly

• Football: Two Bruins recognized for season’s work as finalists for top awards

• College football satisfies

Tuesday, Nov. 23

• iPod’s innovated, user-friendly features fuel campus popularity

• Women’s sports offer crowd-pleasing experience

• Credit, loans leave many students in debt

• Sequels deliver few surprises

• W. soccer: Bruins’ defense bad news for rivals

• Editorial: Stem cell research benefits UC, California

• Campus unites to promote recycling of used cell phones

• M. polo: Bruins ready for MPSF games

• Special collections: not your average library

• X-country: Runners fall short of NCAA goals

• Letters to the sports desk

• Russia’s ratification allows Kyoto Protocol to take effect

• Natural music translated to carillon

• Editorial: Weeklong Thanksgiving break good idea for UCLA

• Student regent: budget ignores student expenses

• M. basketball: Young players look to adjust, improve their defensive play

• M. soccer: Soccer faces Lions in NCAA tourney

• Team takes first place in marketing competition

• Letter to the editor

• Editorial cartoon

• Turning the page

• Handling bioterror gaining efficiency

• News briefs

Monday, Nov. 22

• Experts discuss conflict in Sudan, need for mitigation

• W. basketball: UCLA splits weekend, gets scare from Quinn

• Be creative with lack of parking

• Speaks out

• Coffee: Taking the nation by storm one venti at a time

• Don’t lose yourself in expectations

• Editorial cartoon

• W. soccer: UCLA advances to quarterfinals

• Editorial: First Amendment rights must be protected

• W. volleyball: Women’s volleyball wins on Senior Night, sweeps weekend

• UC staff to steer stem cell research

• After hours

• Chancellor backs hikes in fees, aid

• Many professors are published authors too

• Students visit Tijuana orphanage

• M. basketball: Bruins show their youth in win

• Bruins go for the gold when hooking up

• M. basketball: Adjustment period over for Hollins

• News briefs

• Swimming: Swimming narrowly falls to Arizona, beats Arizona State

• Student dies in dorm room

• M. hockey: Bruins split against Oregon, take Pac-8 lead

Friday, Nov. 19

• W. soccer: UCLA hosts Duke in 3rd round battle

• Swimming: Bruins to face challenge in Arizona schools

• Now that’s what I call music my physique could get ripped to

• [Breaking news] Police confirm apparent suicide

• [Basketball insert] Howland hopes for stronger second season

• Dating life goes on after UCLA

• Tasers: fatal or just shocking?

• [Basketball insert] Howland adjusts his style to changing players

• UCLA doctor featured in People’s ‘sexiest man’ issue

• Council to decide program’s fate

• [Basketball insert] Freshman receives guidance from coach

• UCSA hosts minorities conference

• News briefs

• [Basketball insert] Women’s basketball builds high expectations

• 2004 VSU president dies

• [Basketball insert] Young Bruins can smell Madness

• X-country: Runners hope to finish strong

• Bruin digest

• Willed body program still under investigation

• Students undress in protest

• Regents approve fee increases

• Editorial: UC should bid on lab, avoid private ownership

• Cybernetics combines many disciplines

• W. volleyball: Bruins to host Oregon, Oregon State

• [Basketball insert] Starting point

• [Basketball insert] Q&A with Noelle Quinn

• Editorial: Regents should make meetings accessible

• Science briefs

• Dragon Boat racing takes off

• Letters to the editor

• [Basketball insert] Triple Threat out to set winning tradition

• Editorial cartoon

• [Basketball insert] Battle of the Bruin columnists

• [Basketball insert] Blue’s gamble keeps UCLA on track

Thursday, Nov. 18

• Letter to the editor

• Baseball: Baseball nabs top recruiting class

• Let’s get together

• M. soccer: Men’s soccer set on carrying momentum

• Let’s get together

• An intelligent ‘Education’

• Death penalty fatally flawed

• French connection

• M. polo: Victories make NCAA bid likely

• Soundbites

• Editorial: Complacency has no place in student government

• It's electric

• Bruin Digest

• Online class scheduler gives students alternative to MyUCLA

• World a less fun place without Ol’ Dirty Bastard

• Reduced financial help disastrous

• News briefs

• Check-box proposal defeated by regents

• Waltz the night away at Powell

• Trying season hasn’t shaken women’s soccer squad

• Pace Setter

• Educating the underprivileged

• Editorial: Westwood’s roots vital for unique vibrancy

• Ensemble whirls together Muslim music, dance

• Editorial cartoon

• Life at a co-ed college is ... normal

• Modern musical reflective, true to life

• Football: Undefeated Trojans make better prey

• Lab contract pushed

• Movie on a first date could ensure a disaster

• Soaking it up

• ‘Alexander’ aims for facts, action

• Let’s get together

Wednesday, Nov. 17

• [A closer look] Experts wary of trend to put victim on trial

• Next year’s shift to revised SAT comes after much debate

• M. golf: Bruins craft comeback

• [A closer look] Myriad resources available for survivors

• Possible trauma unit closure protested

• News briefs

• M. polo: No. 1 team gets break before tournament

• Students to protest fee increases

• Editorial: Connerly’s proposal harmful for students, UC

• Bruin digest

• W. volleyball: Given the green light

• [A closer look] Security tightened in dorms for safety

• Study reveals spirituality’s effects on emotions, behavior

• M. basketball: Point guard’s focus is defense

• Football: Football’s 3 weeks off a chance to revive skills

• Rapes underreported

• Letters to the editor

• Food chains scapegoat for liberals

• USC’s glitz can’t woo a true Bruin

• Dialogue key in fight for gay marriage

Tuesday, Nov. 16

• Savvy users can fight spam

• M. volleyball: Men’s volleyball off to promising start

• Letters to the editor

• In key athletic moments, let your emotions flow

• Volunteers, international students connect

• Swimming: International waters

• Bruin digest

• Editorial: New UCLA logo a waste of school’s money, talent

• Finance & Economy briefs

• M. hockey: Hockey team conquers Trojans

• M. soccer: Men’s soccer seeded sixth

• Editorial cartoon

• Regents to review budget, fees, aid

• Forum considers election’s impact on gay rights movement

• Westwood theater closes, to be replaced by retail development

• News brief

• Wireless merger signals change in service

• Alumna creates endowment for graduate study of SoCal literature

• Letters to the sports desk

• Editorial: Lack of fresh faces in Cabinet disappointing

• Swimming: Finding a family far from home

• Club urges business approach to job search

• America must abandon cave of delusion

• Football: Third down’s a charm for Bruin offense

Monday, Nov. 15

• Profits not hurt by eatery absence

• Bruin digest

• W. soccer: Bruins beat San Diego, advance to 3rd round

• Editorial: Enrollment system at odds with student needs

• W. soccer: Corner kicks key to UCLA win

• International enrollment falls

• Football: Medlock’s field goals key in victory

• New logo a pricey, puzzling letdown

• Editorial cartoon

• X-country: Men finish 4th, but still miss NCAA bid

• M. soccer: Bruins end season with win

• On a mission

• Football: Markey steps up in Drew’s absence

• UCLA stays strong with right attitude

• W. volleyball: Women’s volleyball comeback falls short against USC

• M. polo: Bruins stay strong with wins over Trojans, Anteaters

• UC, service worker union negotiations make progress

• Football: Bowling over the Ducks

• Letters to the editor

• News briefs

• W. basketball: Role players shine in exhibition game

• Sexual conquests have their limits

• Enrollment system needs change

Saturday, Nov. 13

• [Online] Football: UCLA tops Oregon 34-26

Friday, Nov. 12

• ROTC, veterans celebrate service

• Application season full of hard choices

• Football: Scouting report

• March of Dimes students advocate dangers preemies face

• W. soccer: Bruins begin playoffs today

• Football: Trying to get back on track

• Compatibility determined by more than just the resume

• M. basketball: Afflalo scores 17, shines defensively

• Bush win reflects Christianized U.S.

• UCs to vie for Prop 71 funds

• M. soccer: Men’s soccer beats USD with 2 goals from Barrett

• Radicalism isn’t anti-American

• Editorial cartoon

• Editorial: World should make peace a priority in Middle East

• Plans for Village lack student input

• M. polo: UCLA aims for win over USC, MPSF title

• PLO leader Yasser Arafat dies

• M. basketball: UCLA shows flaws in easy win

• X-country: Women hope for top-three finish

• W. volleyball: Last chance for seniors against USC

• Film dramatizes evolution of sex therapy

• News briefs

• Football needs to be mighty, fly together

Wednesday, Nov. 10

• News briefs

• Talk of the town

• Double Feature

• Personalize your ringer, but don’t follow the crowd

• Football: Bowl game still possible if Bruins prove resilient

• M. soccer: Soccer focuses on NCAAs

• Ethereal ballet defies the norm

• Jake Tracer insists he’s not making this up

• Kinsey film studies sex author

• Football: Bruin credits team for his rise to premier punter

• ‘Bridget Jones’: first is sweeter

• Double Feature

• Manhood is defined by more than sports

• ASUCLA must be consistent in actions on labor abuse

• IDP opens course options

• Faculty offers election analysis

• Flirting with disaster

• [A Closer Look] Educational aids on tap for troops

• [A Closer Look] Student veterans bear brunt of anti-war rhetoric

• Double Feature

• Coaches recruit with modern twist

• Rock festival delivers unique mix

• Excess costs need to be cut

• UCLA student, veteran writes off war

• Classical ensemble strives for unconventional tunes

• M. basketball: Fouls fire up player’s game

• Ease and magic of ‘I’m sorry’ a figment of movie world

• Calendar

• Editorial cartoon

• [A Closer Look] ROTC members honor former soldiers

• Digging up the golden age

• Concert to boast virtuosic players

• Democrats’ loss should inspire, not deter, goals

• Speaker will offer advice to students considering law school

• Basketball: Courting youth

• Animosity must end to move forward

Tuesday, Nov. 9

• M. hockey: UCLA hockey defying convention

• Market’s Election Day rally multifaceted

• Editorial: Public persona an unreliable measure of candidates

• W. volleyball: A volleyball star is born in beleaguered outside hitter position

• Moral values most critical nationwide

• Bruin digest

• Hero from Rwandan genocide speaks after screening of new film

• Football: Once again, weak Bruin defense plagues team

• Bruin Activists detail experiences

• Is your phone service on par?

• Feature photo

• UC accuses energy companies of charging unfair gas prices

• W. soccer: Soccer pleased with NCAA seeding

• M. polo: Renewed focus

• Music becoming online industry

• Basketball season just in time to squelch sports burnout

• ‘Not My President’ rally anti-American

• Letters to the sports desk

• Editorial cartoon

• Speaks out

• UCLA scientists use spacecraft to explore formation of solar system

• News briefs

• Tomato dispute persists

• Letter to the editor

Monday, Nov. 8

• Football: Bruins struggle in upset loss to WSU

• Editorial: Youth effort to ‘rock the vote’ encouraging

• A broad education

• UCLA: ‘Drop the Laptop,’ pick up campus life

• M. polo: No. 1 Bruins dismantle UCSB

• W. basketball: Women’s basketball loses exhibition opener

• One quick fix won’t solve team’s problems

• Election divides nation, my apartment

• News briefs

• M. soccer: Men’s soccer wins third consecutive Pac-10 title

• Football: Cougar RB shines against UCLA

• Bush was smart to play dumb

• Don’t just have sex, make sure it’s good

• Cheating detection service renewed

• Letters the editor

• M. basketball: Shipp may help to make up for loss of Bozeman

• W. soccer: Comeback win over Trojans gives UCLA share of Pac-10 title

• M. basketball: Bozeman to redshirt season

• Football: Bragg’s record ‘bittersweet’

• W. volleyball: Bruins beat Cal for 47th straight time

Saturday, Nov. 6

• [Online] Football: Cougars edge out Bruins 31-29

Friday, Nov. 5

• [Football preview] Nation’s top recruit back to watch Bruins play

• [Football preview] London returns to defense

• Environmental problems a SoCal reality

• [Football preview] Bruins need one more win to reverse their curse

• Youth vote sees major increase

• Chin up after a breakup

• [Online] Bozeman out for season

• [Football preview] Scouting report

• [Football preview] Bruins aim to catch 6th win

• M. polo: Team close to clinching MPSF title

• Editorial cartoon

• International students voice re-election concerns

• [Football preview] Q&A with Tab Perry

• Eatery replacement gets mixed reviews

• Bruin digest

• UCLA identity crisis no more

• Letters to the editor

• Speaks out

• Students fast to feed others in UCLA event

• M. basketball: Coaches expect a tougher Pac-10

• Mishaps costly to Weyburn Terrace

• Symposium reveals future of cancer

• M. basketball: Howland suspends guard indefinitely

• [Football preview] Bragging rights

• Neurological research explores politics

• W. volleyball: Cardinal slips past UCLA

• Rally denounces election

• W. soccer: Rivalry game big for team’s confidence

• Arafat’s condition worsens

• [Football preview] Battle of the Bruin columnists

• M. soccer: Another Pac-10 title in sight

• News briefs

• Editorial: Legislation against gay marriage is discrimination

Thursday, Nov. 4

• Calendar

• The Sorcerer

• A woman’s world

• With the election over, ‘The O.C.’ your best source of drama

• Never say never for UCLA victory over USC

• Speaks out

• Bush’s mission accomplished

• Country shouldn’t conform to Bush’s views

• Legal eagles offer guidance to students

• Redesigning the festival

• ‘Alfie’ remake offers nothing new

• Swimming: Swim team copes with late training start

• One-man show harmonizes hip-hop, theater

• UCLA should compensate students for travel, too

• News briefs

• Letters to the editor

• M. polo: Water polo bench takes wind out of others’ sails

• Young people failed themselves by not voting

• Marriage bans set back gay community

• Football: Low penalty total a sign of improvement

• Scripting screen success

• Bruin Republicans not representative

• W. basketball: Scouts' honor

• Writers to examine kinship of film, literature

• Bruin digest

• Majority votes against Prop. 66

• Road trips deserve modern soundtracks

• W. volleyball: Inconsistent season could defy history

• Editorial cartoon

• Kane’s play probes suicidal mind-set

• UC voters voice frustration

• Indian violinist strings together classical, global music tunes

• Wilson gives concertgoers something to ‘SMiLE’ about

• Law students help ease Election Day problems

Wednesday, Nov. 3

• Electoral College still controversial

• Campus largely supports Kerry

• Appreciate our political system

• Election partygoers anticipate outcome

• Terror pushes voters in Bush’s favor

• W. volleyball: Digging a hole

• Recreation popularity allows for expansion

• [Online Exclusive] Bush wins

• Board made balanced decision

• Editorial cartoon

• Bruin digest

• Boxer retains Senate seat

• Football: Picking up USC’s leftovers

• Stem cell proposition passes; Three Strikes too close to call

• News briefs

• Cars too fast for Westwood comfort

• M. basketball: LAPD briefly detains player

• High turnout floods polling places

• Editorial: Another term will further divide U.S.

• Decidedly divided

• Representative has landslide win

• M. soccer: Men’s soccer relies on defense’s consistency for wins

• 47th Assembly District goes to Democrat Karen Bass

• Students encounter voting confusion

• Outcome aside, election a great excuse to party

• Kuehl secures second term for 23rd District

Tuesday, Nov. 2

• W. volleyball: Injured setter back on the court

• Letters to the editor

• News briefs

• W. basketball: Measuring up

• Social security could change during next presidential term

• Letters to the sports desk

• M. polo: Championship bid on horizon for water polo

• Sports brief

• Football: Kerr’s move to booth proves beneficial

• Polling locations in the Westwood area

• Presentation speaker says Patriot Act invasive of Muslims’ rights

• Presidential elections are a sport worth rooting for

• Dancing debated after Cuban restaurant proposed for Westwood

• Editorial cartoon

• Touch-screen voting risky

• Village could see new addition

• W. basketball: Basketball pumped up for new season

• W. soccer: Lackluster play to blame for soccer losses

• Young poll workers recruited

• We are responsible for our nation’s image

• Business owners await grad students

• Into the hands of voters

• Editorial: If Kerry can’t succeed, Californians must secede

• Poker preparation for Wall Street

Monday, Nov. 1

• Election not just between Bush and Kerry

• Defense gets sick of criticism, makes hell freeze over

• Students brush up on dentistry in volunteer program

• News briefs

• Football: Bruins run over, shut out Stanford

• Editorial: Lack of support at Homecoming a disgrace

• M. polo: Containment strategy a success against Cardinal star Azevedo

• Poll confusion arises

• Parade, rally inspirit Village

• Increasingly conservative Jewish voters to hit polls

• Bruin digest

• Taking stock in the right candidate

• X-country: Women’s cross country finishes 4th, men 5th at Pac-10s

• ASUCLA responds to students’ concerns

• Paying attention

• M. soccer: Bruins extend winning streak to 5 with victory over UCI

• Letters to the editor

• Editorial: Late outcry over decision on Taco Bell

• M. polo: Water polo outmatches Cardinal rival

• Editorial cartoon

• Symposium, founder celebrate 35th birthday of the Internet

• W. volleyball: Inconsistency, injuries lead to split of Arizona, Arizona State

• Football: Drew regains old form, returns punt for TD

• W. soccer: UCLA’s Pac-10 title hopes take a serious hit

• Election not just between Bush and Kerry

• Football: Stanford’s passing game stopped

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