Story archive for September 2004

Friday, Oct. 1

• Experts weigh importance of eating right

• W. golf: Champs hope to overcome fatigue

• Students hunger for Dream Act

• UCLA students discuss presidential debate

• M. basketball: Walcott transfers to Grand Canyon

• Candidates talk face to face

• [Football insert] Last Line of Defense

• Former vice chancellor dies at age 86

• Dry stadium policy misses the point of being a fan

• L.A. atmosphere, media trends factor into body dysmorphic disorder

• M. soccer: Men’s soccer playing for 3rd Pac-10 title

• Feature photo

• Bringing race into GPA discussion is unnecessary

• W. volleyball: Volleyball looking to rebound in desert

• Rising tide

• Governor votes against tuition cap

• [Football insert]: Taylor’s rocky past can be forgotten

• X-country: Rankin leads cross-country pack

• Conservative bias drives even the carpool lane into political arena

• Student faces court hearing today

• [Football Insert] Aztecs a legitimate threat to Bruins

• It’s not easy to fall back into bliss

• W. soccer: Streaking Bruins finally get healthy

• UCLA programs help combat eating disorders

• Platelet donor keeps on giving

• [Football insert] San Diego State no longer an idle threat

• Editorial cartoon

• Letters to the editor

• [Football insert] Linebacker London’s status for Saturday unknown

• Ticketing jaywalkers makes for a better world

• Welcome Week kicks off new UCLA year

• [Football insert]: Q & A with TB Manuel White

• Oakley’s retains its cutting edge

• Editorial: Candidates ignored chance for real debate

• [Football insert]: Bruin offense to meet its match in top-ranked Aztec defense

• M. polo: Water polo takes aim at Nor Cal title

Thursday, Sept. 30

• Editorial: Regents’ GPA decision

• W. golf: Top-ranked team ends tourney on bottom

• Adidas contract almost wrapped up

• Debate best, last way to sway undecided voters

• W. volleyball: Women’s volleyball not hitting its stride

• The force behind the films

• Football: Bruins to play without offensive leader

• Broken glass can’t shatter spirits

• Minority applicants face bigger problem than GPA

• M. polo: Pair of losses thwarts team

• Textbook store purchases rewarded with campus discounts

• W. soccer: Gleason may replace Greco as midfielder

• Weyburn Terrace suffers delays

• Kerry can't, shouldn't try to be Kennedy

• News briefs

• Balancing act

• D’Amore’s serves up a slice of Boston in Westwood

• Collegiate athletes deserve some respect

• Students must fight for their right to party

• M. soccer: Offense falls short of goals

• Football: Football’s D-line reshuffled after player’s suspension

• Daily Bruin named nation’s best collegiate paper

• USAC refuses appeals hearings

• Suspect arrested for LGBT attack

• Digest

• Editorial: All Bruins responsible for standing against hate

Wednesday, Sept. 29

• [Online exclusive] Suspected attacker arrested

Sunday, Sept. 26

• Resist teaching new class cynicism

• The Den aims to boost students’ sports involvement

• Predicted California quake never occurs

• Political cartoon

• 'Brothers' bring blended sounds West

• Adult stem cell research proven more effective

• Differing course styles, sizes offer variety of learning experiences

• The homeless community a part of Westwood life

• USAC internship program opens political process to students

• President Bush the right pick for students

• Immigrants need equal treatment

• Take advantage of UCLA’s, area’s features

• Calendar: Music

• Stem cell research must be made more accessible

• High expectations and UCLA go together

• USAC doles out funds based on groups' support

• Kevin Smith defies all film dogmas

• Make your school work for you

• Campaign music continues to lack originality

• Football season tickets now only available electronically

• Regent resigns after attendance criticism

• Bruins have many options for goal

• Bring opinions to The Bruin

• Football’s 2-1 start led by offense

• Dean candidate of unusual qualifications emerges

• New rule lets liberos serve

• Korean Americans build film-industry status

• Hear your sex life improve with dirty bedroom talk

• Soccer going through ‘a rebuilding year’

• Cheating a rejection of integrity

• Carpool lane a vehicle of socialist ideology

• Senior defender works way off the bench to become a team leader

• Botanical garden a historical landscape of relaxation, special collections

• Controversy over stem cell research a heated political topic

• UCLA predicts rise in economy

• Address global warming or face stormy consequences

• Calendar: Film & TV

• Finally, a Bruin team to root for

• West Nile virus a West Coast concern

• Fringe candidates challenge main presidential contenders

• Archive series revives Mexico's classic films

• Bruins bring in wins despite shaky season start

• Bush’s corporate interests harm democracy

• UC Merced faces opening obstacles

• The Bruin as a reflective, reflexive community

• Schwarzenegger an anomaly in Republican politics

• Moving toward the diversity requirement

• Hate destroys the hater

• Journalism thrives on truth, not objectivity

• Marine recounts life-changing events in Iraq, Afghanistan

• Reunited Zombies release album

• ‘Revolutionary’ view a pipe dream

• Soldiers have difficult time adjusting to civilian life

• New universal logo struts mix of art, technology

• Comic book haven unveiled

• UCLA campus a star

• Women look to finish in top-five

• 85 years later, and only The Bruin’s purpose is obvious

• Calendar: Theater

• Team hopes seniors bring in title

• Unforeseen fee hikes difficult to bear

• Drew runs into record book

• From the editor

• Campus Events turns up the volume all over campus

• Worker’s love for job, UCLA admirable

• Internet can be a dangerous place

• Project promises an artful 2005

• Bruin talent anchors Laker spirit

• Offset schooling costs with budgets, jobs

• Dues and don'ts

• With all starters returning, men’s water polo looks for NCAA title

• Fall sports will keep Bruin fans busy

• Construction builds clout for UCLA

• Puppets are more than child's play

• Students upset about professors' removal

• Where is your voice?

• CALPIRG campaigns for students, environment

• MPSF connects collegiate sports

• Westwood washout

• A healthy buzz

• Classrooms must be open to all ideas

• Pac-ing light

• Differing opinions make for best education possible

• Kerry plans to focus on higher education

• Box office ballot

• UCLA Live: Season Preview

• Students undeterred by lab’s recent safety problems

• Goalie establishes pool presence

• Fowler's botanica exhibit offers culture, spirituality

• Not-so-simple life confessions

• Look past stereotypes to see fraternity life’s benefits

• Make your voice be heard by voting

• Professor bias sparks national interest

• Improved Wooden caters to all users

• Live sports to the fullest

• Students question new shuttle routes

• UK rock stars find small, but loyal, U.S. audiences

• Weighting to excel

• Kerry criticism flip-flops on truth

• Tougher standards stifle diversity

• Teams’ paths to victory colored by what hues their schools don

• After last year’s fall, runner rebounds to top

• Geffen Playhouse's new season welcomes controversy

• WAC expands course options

• Making films with phones

• Volunteerism helps everyone involved

• Jazz great brings energy, talent to classroom

• 'The Ten Commandments': A musical journey

• Bruin Walk chaos partly helpful

• Politician-turned-professor interprets the U.S. presidency

Friday, Sept. 24

• [Online Exclusive] Regents increase minimum GPA

Sunday, Sept. 19

• [Football Online Exclusive] Drew's stand-out game anchors 37-31 Bruin win

• [Football Online Exclusive] Bruins ripe for recovery after flighty 1st quarter

Friday, Sept. 17

• A Bruin win on Saturday would mean improvement, not just having Washington's number

Tuesday, Sept. 14

• [Online Exclusive] Chain of attacks strikes resource center

Saturday, Sept. 11

• [Football Online Exclusive] Bruin offense drives 35-17 Illini defeat

• [Football Online Exclusive] Bruin defense shows improvement

• [Football Online Exclusive] UCLA trims turnovers to 1

Friday, Sept. 10

• Team must wake up despite sleeping fans

Tuesday, Sept. 7

• [Online Exclusive] Questions surface on student’s presence in Mexico

Monday, Sept. 6

• [Online Exclusive] Missing student found, unharmed

Sunday, Sept. 5

• [Football Online Exclusive] Team’s ‘fresh’ start a sour performance

• [Football Online Exclusive] Offensive line shows strength against OSU

• [Football Online Exclusive] Running back beats career record

• [Football Online Exclusive] Cowboys wrangle Bruins, 31-20

Saturday, Sept. 4

• Football: Bruins seek to start anew in football season opener

Wednesday, Sept. 1

• Official seeks increase in local minority admissions

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