Story archive for February 2005

Tuesday, March 1

• Mock camp mirrors suffering

• M. tennis: Neck pain doesn’t sideline top player

• M. hoops: Basketball cautiously optimistic about NCAA bid

• News briefs

• On-campus restaurants ponder price flux

• Cafe whips up own identity

• Bruin digest

• Editorial cartoon

• Students to teach peers to lobby for education funds

• W. hoops: Guard delivers big off bench

• Attacks on ECP survey wrong

• Hardly handicapped

• Fear and loathing of U.S. health care

• M. tennis: No. 4 men’s tennis faces off against archrival No. 11 USC

• Letter to the editor

• Vahedi focuses on traffic, crime

• Editorial: U.S. should use outside help, not draft, in war

• Mark the calendar – Bruins are going to the big dance

• Eatery types make a unique mix

Monday, Feb. 28

• Editorial cartoon

• W. polo: Women’s water polo wins close games at Gaucho Invitational

• Bruin digest

• Bone up on stimulating masturbation techniques

• Dance Marathon steps up its numbers

• W. basketball: UCLA’s loss puts chances at NCAA Tournament in doubt

• ‘Baby’ boxes out ‘Aviator’ for top Oscars

• Toxic town

• Win against Notre Dame was damn impressive

• News briefs

• M. tennis: Men’s tennis beats Bay Area teams

• M. volleyball: Warriors squash Bruins’ streak

• M. basketball: Injured Shipp makes key plays for UCLA

• Editorial: Bush’s views on global arms trade hypocritical

• M. basketball: One step closer to dancing

• W. tennis: Women’s tennis loses to Stanford, beats Cal

• Gymnastics: Gymnastics upset by Georgia

• Letters to the editor

• Editorial: UCLA shouldsave Farmers’ market, host it on campus

• Not much seems to be happening with UCLA’s new campaign

• Carnesale speaks his mind

• White classification too broad, not practical

• UCLA hosts panel to discuss likelihood of draft

Friday, Feb. 25

• M. hoops: UCLA puts on a clinic against USC’s zone defense

• Editorial: Limiting who campaigns impinges on free speech

• Adventuring in the name of biology

• Universal health plan more effective than making all Californians buy own insurance

• Editorial: Program should strive to increase enrollment

• Los Angeles developed on shaky ground

• New group questions UC admissions policy

• M. hoops: USC defense unable to keep up

• W. polo: Women’s water polo lethargic in Hawai’i win

• M. hoops: Afflalo achieves career-high stats

• Letters to the editor

• Freshmen’s achievements idol-worthy

• UCLA needs to pay up

• Race shouldn’t decide your date

• Group’s voice heard again

• W. hoops: Rivalry game critical for Bruins’ playoff hopes

• Panel to speak on gay rights

• M. volleyball: Decisive weekend ahead for UCLA

• Tsunami disaster update

• Terra-cotta army lecture to be held

• Bruin digest

• Marathon expands in size and spirit

• Gymnastics: Gymnast’s injury changes lineup for meet against Georgia, Arizona

• Workers given one last day

• Mayoral race boils down to crime

• Editorial cartoon

• News briefs

• Workers, students rally for wages

Thursday, Feb. 24

• A call for activism

• Football: Hope springs eternal

• [Basketball preview] Battle of the columnists

• Intense Olympic sport deserves its status

• Performance ties music, message

• USAC to vote on campaign limits in elections code

• [Basketball preview] Rivalry game a must-win

• Blogs, message boards always up to date

• Oscar is golden boy of awards

• Screen scenes

• News briefs

• Student composers revamp classic tale

• Editorial cartoon

• Soundbite

• [Basketball preview] NCAA bid within Bruins’ reach

• [Basketball preview] Faces of the future

• Packing heat

• Bruin digest

• Softball: Rainstorms test Bruins’ flexibility

• W. basketball: Quinn may hold off until NCAA tourney

• M. volleyball: Volleyball senior at top of his game

• Editorial: Flawed ECP survey swells policy’s bad reputation

• Upgrade old faves – and your love life

• [Basketball preview] Key match-up

• [Basketball preview] Battle of the bruin columnists

• USAC says senate will stymie council

• Best laid plans

• At last, peace seems to be achievable

• Crime watch

• [Basketball preview] Battle of the columnists

• 30 years and counting

• In-depth biography captures Hitchcock

• Filling a cavity in health care

• All will ‘like’ reimagined comedy

• Lebanese prime minister united, inspired his country

• Mix ’n’ match

• [Basketball preview] Bruins need to shut ’SC

• Almost idolized

• Letter to the editor

• [Basketball preview] Around the Pac-10

• Environmental Coalition urges UCLA to go green

Wednesday, Feb. 23

• M. tennis: UCLA weathers setbacks after loss

• [A closer look] Critics denounce Palazzo development

• Calling Bush a fascist is wrong

• Bruin digest

• W. golf: Bruins get into swing at Wildcat Invitational

• News briefs

• In the war on terror, issues such as torture illustrate the disconnect between human rights organizations and the U.S. government

• UCLA Radio grows, flourishes on the Internet

• Losing a loved one

• M. basketball: Afflalo won’t force shots to be more of team factor

• Surviving Dance Marathon requires planning

• Letter to the editor

• [A closer look] Proposed multiplex moving ahead

• M. golf: Men’s golf finishes 3rd at Sawgrass

• Sex workers fight stigmas with multimedia art show

• Editorial cartoon

• Anti-trust decision restricts consumers

• [A closer look] Student-led group boosts community discussions

• Rains continue to unleash havoc

• Editorial: Bus terminal closure sign of unheard student ideas

Tuesday, Feb. 22

• Editorial: Controversial theory should raise debate, not outcry

• Advocacy week focuses on disabilities

• Letter to the editor

• M. hoops: Poor shooting leads to UCLA’s demise

• Rising cost of health care poses national problem

• W. polo: Bruins crush overmatched Gauchos

• Remembering Armenian Genocide admirable, not hateful

• W. hoops: Stanford takes victory, but not hope

• M. volleyball: Klosterman comes off bench to top Pacific

• News briefs

• Editorial cartoon

• Labor studies minor integrates class, service

• Media watchdogs let guard down

• Editorial: Leaders must settle issues for sake of environment

• Baseball: Utah rains defeat upon UCLA

• A positive spin on a dismal defeat

• Letter to the sports desk

• Films to give attention to local human rights issues

• Football: Football fills vacant position

• Union calls for student support

• M. hoops: Bruins burned by Cardinal guard

• Anderson continues push to privatize funds

• Hilgard bus terminal to close nights, weekends

• Bruin digest

• Gymnastics: Gymnastics defeats Cardinal

• Recognizing Darfur’s plight

Friday, Feb. 18

• W. tennis: Women’s tennis to host Arizona schools

• Dating across borders

• Kyoto pact begins to take effect

• Solid victory could signal turnaround

• W. hoops: Women’s hoops keeping eyes on Cal

• M. tennis: Tennis comes back from the brink

• Gymnastics: Bruins revamped and ready

• Speaks out

• L.A. race against traffic

• News briefs

• Letter to the editor

• Editorial: No Child Act will not help CA schools’ performance

• M. volleyball: Team’s consistency tops Stanford

• Diversity proposal neglected

• Green tea inhibits cancer growth

• Global exploitation must be curbed

• UCLA Medical Center educates public about heart failure

• M. hoops: Bruins outshine Golden Bears

• M. hoops: Despite weak offense, Fey key in beating Cal

• Editorial cartoon

• Tsunami disaster update

• U.S. seeks to bring stability to Armenia

Thursday, Feb. 17

• Beat Fusion

• Crimewatch

• Swimming: Swimmers clock in to NCAA

• Screen scenes

• Hollywood philosopher

• Screen scenes

• Soundbite

• Coach Scates’ fearlessness keeps his teams winning

• Southern drama bursts on stage

• Baseball: Baseball pitchers start off strong

• Bruin digest

• Editorial: Senate proposal in need of vocal student support

• Reviewing Restoration

• Technicians offer healthy solution

• Grammys a grating, unenjoyable letdown

• Center puts film history at students’ fingertips

• Democracy in Iraq may face difficulties

• Big finish

• Cultural Night raises awareness

• Doctor answers call of the wild

• Cease-fire first step toward hopeful future

• Don’t abuse star power for pet causes

• Chinese New Year 4703 ushers in year of the rooster

• A balancing act: publish or teach

• Lighter visa restrictions reduce hassles

• M. basketball: Trip to Bay key for NCAA berth

• Editorial cartoon

• M. tennis: Top team matchups promise excitement

• Letters to the editor

• When handed midterms, make sorbet

• Lecture addresses media bias

• Football: Johnson to leave UCLA for the NFL

• News briefs

• Chilly voyage warms UCLA patient’s heart

• M. volleyball: Behind the Curtain

Wednesday, Feb. 16

• M. golf: Drive for success

• Don’t hate fans with split loyalties

• Bruin digest

• M. volleyball: Scates names new starter at opposite

• News briefs

• Softball: Softball coach blames self for recent play

• M. basketball: Bruins work on zone offense

• E-mail scam aims to bank on students

• Labor teach-in focuses on action

• A new way to learn

• Editorial: Media can’t accept bribes or it betrays public’s trust

• Hockey: Hockey experiences turnaround

• Editorial cartoon

• Proposal sets excess unit fees

• [A closer look] The art of controversy

• Editorial: Same-sex marriage crucial for civil rights

• Warning: You too could be addicted to Facebook

• W. golf: Drive for success

• M. tennis: Tennis excited about National Indoors

• U.N.’s impartiality immoral

• USAC compiles data from 2,700 collected ECP surveys

• Letter to the editor

• [A closer look] Violent art can act as social commentary

• [A closer look] Incident not so notable at other universities

• UC wages low, report finds

Tuesday, Feb. 15

• Feature photo

• Corporate mergers on rise

• Dean just the thing to electrify DNC

• M. hoops: Basketball still on NCAA Tournament bubble

• News brief

• Editorial: ID tracking devices for students intrusive

• W. tennis: Playing in the zone

• Letters to the sports desk

• Supporters of USAC senate begin to gather signatures

• TV’s racial portrayals simply a reaffirmation of whiteness

• Students organize against cuts

• Investment Society hosts stock-trading contest

• Teaching education

• Slower sports aren’t snoozers

• W. track: Junior hurdler nabs NCAA invitation

• W. hoops: Defeats by Arizona schools increase Bruins’ intensity

• Group solicits support

• Editorial cartoon

• Fee referendum on its way to spring ballot

• Letter to the editor

• Traffic is an advantage for media campaign

• Democratic panel to explore new campaign tactics for new era

Monday, Feb. 14

• M. basketball: Farmar seizes control of offense with career-high 27

• Bruin digest

• Letters to the editor

• Baseball: Northridge can’t stop Bruins’ bats

• Nothing wrong with sex

• Breaking barriers

• M. basketball: Arizona’s run deflates upset hopes

• W. polo: Squad squeaks by with Stanford Invitational title

• Find your romance on Craigslist

• Young team good, but not yet great

• News briefs

• W. tennis: Women’s tennis rebounds from Indoors with sweep over FSU

• Gymnastics: Gymnastics ends skid with two wins

• Editorial: Fight against HIV/AIDS as important as ever

• BearWear to adopt new logo

• New Year traditions rich in symbolism

• M. volleyball: Prahler finally in the game

• M. basketball: Thompson shut down by Arizona defense

• W. basketball: Bruins scorched by Sun Devils

• Westwood needs to hear our opinions

• Editorial cartoon

Friday, Feb. 11

• Public diagnosis: Celebrity testimony doesn't cure colds

• Hospital construction over budget

• Folk medicine goes online

• W. hoops: Arizona narrowly defeats UCLA

• Letter to the editor

• Baseball: Bruin offense strong despite lack of home runs

• Nommo to publish again after two-quarter hiatus

• W. tennis: Bruins prep for Pac-10 without Bercek

• News briefs

• Marijuana laws outdated, unfounded

• Tsunami disaster update

• Editorial cartoon

• M. tennis: Men’s tennis ready to face Trojans

• Game will leave lasting impression

• Researcher keeps conservation data fresh

• M. track: Decathlete unexpectedly vaults into NCAA running

• Weyburn blunders are UCLA’s responsibility

• Titan probe delivers atmospheric insight

• Falling out of love with Feb. 14

• M. hoops: Thompson takes charge with 39

• Feature photo

• Essay leads to debate on freedom of speech

• Gymnastics: Key match-ups could help Bruins regain confidence

• M. hoops: Farmar’s aggression clinches UCLA’s win

• School of Law hosts biannual competition

Thursday, Feb. 10

• Anderson recognized for fostering entrepreneurs

• News briefs

• Sold On Sellars

• Blackout gives jazz a new sound

• Ex-Iowa basketball player charged

• Good as Golda

• Word.

• Screen scene

• Tragedy commodification regretful

• Armenian propaganda against Turkey untrue, divisive

• Projected parking revenues delayed

• Song takes on the small screen

• Merging Markets

• Bid process may be a factor in problems

• W. basketball: Women’s hoops seeks rematch in Arizona

• Music a great mid-quarter stress reliever

• Drown your heartache in comfort foods

• M. volleyball: Bruins get revenge with sweep

• A love-ly opportunity for student artists

• W. golf: Bruins unable to hold on

• W. polo: Bruins get chance to prove dominion

• Editorial cartoon

• Swimming: Swim, dive team to face USC

• Professor’s unique style modernizes classics

• M. basketball: UCLA eyes tournament berth

• Proposed budget yields cuts to aid

• Play-by-play column-writing

• Crimewatch

• Westwood eatery goes beyond typical college fare

• Editorial: Changing UC retirement system ridiculous

• Iranian filmmakers gain prestige

• A new meaning for Los Alamos

• Setter lets emotions flow on way to victory

• Screen scene

• A defective incentive

• Good as Golda

Wednesday, Feb. 9

• Bruin residents united by flooding, bugs, dust, delays

• Letter to the editor

• Bruin digest

• Bruin residents united by flooding, bugs, dust, delays

• M. tennis: Shutout streak comes to an end

• M. volleyball: Men’s volleyball renews rivalry against 49ers

• Editorial: Layoffs not justified while others get bonuses

• In the line of fire

• Protest stresses student activism

• Baseball: UCLA pummels UCR, 17-0

• Bruin residents united by flooding, bugs, dust, delays

• A broken promise

• Jobs at UC hospitals likely to be cut

• Editorial cartoon

• Bruin residents united by flooding, bugs, dust, delays

• M. basketball: Hollins remains focused

• Bruin residents united by flooding, bugs, dust, delays

• Talking to you for one last time

• Poll’s findings can’t deny reality of racism

• Flawed championship T-shirts great for charity

• Chinese New Year celebration kicks off

• Bruin residents united by flooding, bugs, dust, delays

Tuesday, Feb. 8

• IM dodgeball shows athletic value of youth games

• Legislative branch a handicap

• Bruin digest

• News briefs

• Globalization hits UCLA

• Gymnastics: Gymnast makes rusty return

• Program looks to boost diversity in business world

• W. hoops: Heavy court time no sweat for trio

• Don’t be a traitor: buy American

• Number of applicants continues to decline

• W. golf: Women’s golf leads pack after 1st round

• Editorial cartoon

• M. tennis: Beyond compare

• Films feature black triumphs, tragedies

• Senate long overdue

• UCLA researchers get down to business

• UCLA examines ‘Wal-Martization’

• Groups gather support

• Editorial: Unrealistic trickle-down plan ups debt, hurts needy

• Letters to the sports desk

• Baseball: Baseball motivated by low ranking

Monday, Feb. 7

• Giving back

• News briefs

• Loss encouraging in the big picture

• Letter to the editor

• Gymnastics: Gymnastics struggles against No. 2 Michigan

• Bruin digest

• Editorial cartoon

• M. basketball: Bruins make the most of Thompson’s time

• Softball: Bruins victorious amid defeat

• M. tennis: Men’s tennis continues its streak of shutouts

• Events aim to enrich students’ knowledge of global issues

• M. volleyball: Men’s volleyball defeats UCSB

• Editorial: Professor’s opinions not ground for termination

• Baseball: UCLA has big weekend in Fresno

• Loss of name signals loss of history

• Communication as a pipe dream

• Arcades outmoded by home systems

• Latino artists speak on war

• Consider it: Racism is truly declining

• W. basketball: Women’s basketball rallies to beat Cougars

• M. basketball: Bruin comeback falls short

Friday, Feb. 4

• W. hoops: Bruins eke out win over Huskies

• Low rate of newborns with HIV reflects better care, medicine

• Winning a bad game isn’t always a good thing

• News briefs

• USAC rallies students to take ECP survey

• Local eateries take precaution

• UCLA employee struggles with tough decisions about brain-dead son

• Leak unlikely to cause illness, experts say

• Editorial: Study results on students’ racial views are worrying

• Editorial: Keeping King/Drew open must be a priority

• Politics and art merge at LACMA

• Stem cell lines not ready for humans

• Housing extended to third-year students

• M. volleyball: Shutting down UCSB hitter could secure volleyball win

• Baseball: Baseball struggles to fit new faces

• Gymnastics: Gymnastics looks to vault back on top at Michigan

• Chief Ross, reporting for duty

• Editorial cartoon

• W. tennis: Women’s tennis falls in 1st round

• Softball: Softball’s big test approaches

• Dating co-workers is tricky business

• Advisory still in effect

• [Online] Water precautions lifted

• Letters to the editor

• Tsunami disaster update

• M. hoops: Cougars err in leaving Thompson open

• LaRouche hard to take seriously

• M. hoops: Thompson’s 3-pointer saves game

• Psychedelic research

Thursday, Feb. 3

• Letters to the editor

• M. volleyball: Volleyball squad sweeps Northridge

• Don’t crumble at thought of chicken

• Soloist marches to the beat of her own cello using multimedia effects

• M. tennis: Men’s tennis cruises with confidence

• Angels, devils duke it out in Spanish comedy

• Students restore racy comedy

• Keep historical honesty for future’s sake

• Proposed senate constitution released

• Retrospective aims to raise late French filmmaker out of obscurity

• Crimewatch

• M. basketball: Bruins see season at crucial crossroad

• Leak poses health risk

• Repairs begin on damaged fraternity house

• W. tennis: Team to face new level of competition

• UC workers deserve more pay, chance to advance

• Final touches put on ‘New Sculpture’

• Student concern over racial issues declines

• Panel discussion tackles educational inequalities

• Clothes make the student athlete

• Hammer exhibit helpsshape alumni’s careers

• Editorial cartoon

• Gymnastics: Floor routines give gymnasts trouble

• Soundbites

• Forgettable ‘best’ song inconsequential

• Softball: Win shows softball skills to work on

• Disabilities given fleshy realism in new Irish picture

• Strength in Union

• King/Drew Medical Center loses national accreditation

• Music performers, connoisseurs unite

• Public exposure laws hinder gender equality

• Behavioral Studies

• W. polo: In a pool of their own

• W. basketball: NCAA speculations arise

• Pop in a movie at your party

• News briefs

• UC system sees record number of applicants

• After delay, USAC appoints E-board chair

Wednesday, Feb. 2

• Proposed council may expand model of state school system

• Classmates defend student in art incident

• [Online] Area residents advised to boil water

• M. volleyball: UCLA gets to show off its depth at CSUN

• Basketball: First-half problems must be solved

• [A closer look] Black leaders underrepresented in UC system

• Editorial: Fight for lower book prices not over yet

• Basketball: Dawg Pack irks coaches

• Letters to the editor

• New voting system proposed for USAC

• UC still unsure on lab

• Book costs reevaluated

• [A closer look] Civil Rights Movement cemented in UCLA history

• News briefs

• [A closer look] Scholars ponder assigned month’s meaning

• Editorial cartoon

• Rand’s ideas truly revolutionary

• W. polo: Head injury, academics keep Olympian out of pool

• M. tennis: Men’s tennis still on a roll

• Football: Football’s future begins today

• Sunny skies secret of UCLA’s success

• Softball: Pitchers have tight grip on game

• Dodge a ball for tsunami relief

• Combine ethnic studies for more complete view of society

Tuesday, Feb. 1

• M. tennis: Intense schedule not a worry for men’s tennis

• Speaker focuses on Palestinians’ future under new leader

• Editorial cartoon

• A hunger satisfied

• M. track: Senior pole vaulter takes first place at Husky Invite

• Smaller groups key in tsunami aid

• W. track: Injury grounds top pole vaulter for several weeks

• Visit USC to learn UCLA’s caliber

• Nation average in ecological rankings

• Swimming: Strack soars to win despite scoring snafu

• News briefs

• Ex-assemblyman against governor’s cuts

• Bruin digest

• Gymnastics: Sister act

• Editorial: USAC’s online survey has potential in spite of flaws

• Speaks out

• True fun of outdoor sports can’t be doused by water

• Help the homeless by getting to know them

• M. volleyball: Setter reclaims starting spot in BYU matchup

• Union, UC reach deadlock

• Nations must take action to end cycle of genocide

• Tycoon to share insight on Bollywood

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