Story archive for January 2005

Tuesday, Feb. 1

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

• Help the homeless by getting to know them

• Union, UC reach deadlock

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

• A hunger satisfied

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

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

• Editorial cartoon

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

• Bruin digest

• Nation average in ecological rankings

• News briefs

• Visit USC to learn UCLA’s caliber

• Speaker focuses on Palestinians’ future under new leader

• Tycoon to share insight on Bollywood

• Smaller groups key in tsunami aid

• Ex-assemblyman against governor’s cuts

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

• Speaks out

• Nations must take action to end cycle of genocide

• Swimming: Strack soars to win despite scoring snafu

• Gymnastics: Sister act

Monday, Jan. 31

• Baseball: Baseball drops 2 of 3 to Cal Poly

• Immigrants cast out-of-country ballots

• Students OK after large wave hits ship

• M. basketball: Rivalry renewed between freshmen

• Letters to the editor

• USAC divided on senate proposal

• Gymnastics: Bruins scrape by with win

• M. basketball: Howland motivates team to fight back at halftime

• Editorial cartoon

• Travel study can boost resumes, expose students to cultures

• M. basketball: Bruins end slide, rally past USC

• W. tennis: Undefeated Bruins easily break Waves

• Voting for Iraq

• News briefs

• Two schools of thought when analyzing win

• D’Amore’s 2nd Westwood store seeks more exposure

• Westwood needs your ideas

• Editorial: Iraqi election doesn’t justify nation building

• Bruin digest

• Swimming: UCLA swimmers lose two but get qualifying marks

• M. volleyball: Men’s volleyball splits at BYU

• Critical analysis undervalued

• W. basketball: Women’s basketball crushes Oregon State

Friday, Jan. 28

• Letters to the editor

• Record January rainfall brings umbrellas out in full force

• W. hoops: Bruins’ midseason slump continues

• Swimming: Swimming to avenge prior losses against Cal, Stanford

• General intelligence equal between sexes

• Bush twists democracy for own purposes

• Muslim integration in Europe discussed

• The power of spoken word

• News Briefs

• Medicine interns get hands-on training

• Editorial cartoon

• Public diagnosis: Trip highlights socioeconomic disparities

• M. hoops: Thompson key to rivalry game

• UCLA budget reviewed

• Unified approach needed for USC game

• Baseball: Bruin baseball opens season with new faces in dugout

• M. volleyball: No. 1 men’s volleyball determined to stay on top

• Tsunami disaster update

• Performer mixes religion and art

• W. tennis: Bruins pull off close matches, lead team to strong victory

• Bruin digest:

• UCLA holds third-annual conference on genetics, gender

• Pick up a new place to meet

• Gymnastics: Injuries not hindering team’s spirit

• Editorial: U.S. ought to re-examine its moral, ethical codes

Thursday, Jan. 27

• Test your culinary skills ... and your patience

• Mentors reach out to younger women

• The perks of being a wallflower

• Alumna seeks to establish ‘sonic identity’ in music industry

• M. tennis: Bruins dominate Cougars

• Kickin' up a storm

• W. tennis: Matches keep Bruins focused

• Conducting program gathers global talent

• Crimewatch

• A pacific crusader

• Artists present favorites in intimate film series

• Keep the Halftime Show an American spectacle

• Religious freedom in Iraq is worth voting for

• Swimming: Butterflying past the competition

• Editorial: Government needs to take care of our veterans

• Baseball: Stepping up to the plate

• Slate calls for USAC senate

• All kidding aside, UCLA can’t afford to lose to USC

• Take Two

• Letters to the editor

• Overdue E-board chair still not named

• Cast reinvents timeless ‘Pippin’

• Oscar upsets welcome

• ‘Nemesis’ fuses together ballet, animatronics

• Alternative indie festival nurtures filmmakers

• News briefs

• W. basketball: Women’s hoops don’t fear Oregon’s pond

• Islam converts stay their paths despite hardships

• Don’t let social notions curb ability

• Restoring Values

• Calendar

• Editorial cartoon

Wednesday, Jan. 26

• Star power makes its way to Wooden Center

• M. volleyball: UCLA to face big crowd at BYU

• Survey on ECP faces potential problems

• Islamic scholars face visa issues

• Editorial: Quality of life can’t be captured in statistics

• M. tennis: Men’s tennis racks up another shutout

• Trailblazer

• Bush’s policies attack women’s rights globally

• [A closer look] Ashe Center offers pregnancy counseling, services

• Former relief director addresses Rwandan genocide

• News briefs

• Editorial cartoon

• UCLA alum pitches in

• [A closer look] Anniversary reignites abortion debate

• Ethnic change shows racism still exists

• Lecture looks at Jesus as Islam prophet

• M. basketball: Interior defense concerns Howland

• Religious views justified

• [A closer look] Churches, religious groups weigh in on continuing controversy

Tuesday, Jan. 25

• Civil rights orators must inform, inspire

• Search commences

• Less popular sports need support for big wins, too

• M. hoops: Bruins look to avoid deja vu

• Editorial: Ukraine’s democratic progression may be tested

• Prominent Dems discuss party’s future

• Rice’s leadership will hurt America

• Editorial cartoon

• Islamic studies program gains recognition

• Letters to the sports desk

• Many market resources are available to new investors

• Cleaning company run by, for Bruins

• W. hoops: Two guards split court time during Quinn’s recovery

• Bruin digest

• Editorial: Stem cell restrictions limit valuable research

• M. tennis: Tennis hopes bad weather won’t keep players off the court

• Feature photo

• Life quality depends on perspective

• Spanish dignitary rouses debate

• News briefs

• Letters to the editor

• M. volleyball: Setting a new tone

• Airline price wars keep fares low

• SRP exposes Bruins to research

Monday, Jan. 24

• M. tennis: Men’s tennis not satisfied despite sweep

• M. basketball: Bruins caught off guard by zone defense

• Editorial: Chicana/o department will be boost for school

• Editorial cartoon

• M. volleyball: Crowd key in comeback over USC

• Letters to the editor

• M. basketball: Bruins humiliated, upset by Cal

• A learning experience in a new Ukraine

• Muslims hope to educate with awareness week

• Campus food must be healthier

• Westwood issues discussed

• U Dog enhances sense of community

• Off to school

• Despite inconsistencies, unit amounts not likely to change

• News briefs

• ‘Get Tested’ week aims for STD awareness

• Editorial: Learn about Islam without all the politics

• W. basketball: Women’s basketball ends losing streak

• Gymnastics: Gymnastics wins quad meet with 197.15

• Wishing that loss was just a dream

Friday, Jan. 21

• Friends with benefits hard to keep

• M. volleyball: Men’s volleyball hopes solid lineup will help top Trojans

• Recent rains splash into El Niño theories

• New recycling tax to be used for safe electronics disposal

• Department approved

• UCLA team finds evidence of massive black holes around Milky Way center

• Gymnastics: No. 2 Bruins ready to lead 4-way meet

• OCHC stands against student union fee hike

• W. soccer: Women’s soccer nabs top Canadian recruit

• W. basketball: Cardinal quells women’s team

• M. basketball: Farmar, Hernandez foul anticipated match-up

• Willed body reforms raise concerns

• Protesters flood Westwood

• Inaugural frustrations snowball

• News Briefs

• Students respond to inauguration

• M. tennis: Bruins sweep Cougars despite shaky doubles

• It just wasn’t UCLA’s day

• ASUCLA struggles to meet Taco Bell profits

• Speaks out

• UC to bid on Berkeley lab, undecided on Los Alamos

• M. rugby: New coach, new attitude

• M. basketball: Fey’s gameplay a silver lining

• Editorial cartoon

• M. basketball: Another Stanford win at Pauley

• Editorial: Bush cannot rely on faith, narrow views of freedom

Thursday, Jan. 20

• Screen scene

• Crimewatch

• Motor sports are taking over the athletic world

• Sound bites

• An L.A. story

• W. tennis: In Full Swing

• Homogenous faculty a pressing problem

• Policies underserve college students

• Connerly bids farewell to UC

• W. tennis: Bruins claim strong victories over Lions

• Down to business

• Rewarding work

• Regents shift focus to graduate schools

• M. tennis: In Full Swing

• Editorial cartoon

• Bill extends aid benefits to partnerships

• International films find audience on campus

• M. volleyball: Junior reserve jump-starts Bruin win

• Grad students perform mash of social commentary

• W. basketball: Stanford one tough cookie

• Housing shortage has new transfers living in lounges

• Brotherly love

• Artists mum on social issues

• Editorial: Connerly’s contribution detrimental to UC, state

• Inauguration stirs emotions

• Letter to the editor

• New class delves into music industry

• Cast animates ‘Oklahoma!’

• Offbeat hosts make red carpet enjoyable

• Potatoes can help prevent college student famine

• Calendar

• Increased security planned for Willed Body Program

• M. basketball: Basketball set to ruin Stanford’s streak

Wednesday, Jan. 19

• W. basketball: Quinn out for three to six weeks

• [A closer look] ‘Lucky’ events save UCLA student, family

• Regents meeting to review budget, lab management

• M. volleyball: No. 1 Bruins turn table on Waves

• Bruin digest

• Private funding fair, beneficial

• Texas likely to drop lab bid

• Editorial cartoon

• Kaufman renovation approaches completion

• [A closer look] Donors should beware scams

• Resist urge to gloat after win

• Editorial: Labor centers should be saved from budget cuts

• Bush proposes Pell Grant increase

• USAC to study effects of progress requirement

• Faculty apathy more of a problem than politics

• Connerly leaves a lasting legacy

• M. basketball: Center of attention

• M. basketball: Thompson, Farmar get increased playing time

• Survivors speak up

Tuesday, Jan. 18

• Billionaire’s gift builds all-purpose art center

• The benefits of nonviolence

• W. tennis: UCLA takes doubles title in Las Vegas

• W. hoops: Arizona schools prove too strong for UCLA

• M. hoops: Wildcats freeze Bruins in second half

• Letters to the editor

• Pension plan proposal hurts UC autonomy

• Feature photo

• M. hoops: Shot to the heart

• Bank e-robbery

• Referendum planned

• M. tennis: Preseason win sets tone for tennis

• W. hoops: Wildcat insults Bruin coach, player

• Bruins’ play merits respect

• Forums provide smart escape

• Battle for civil rights far from over

• Editorial: School holiday shouldn’t mean break from activism

• Letters to the sports desk

• Microsoft to battle spyware

• Labor center fights threat of erasure

• News briefs

• Editorial cartoon

• Gymnastics: Victories come without Winn

• Swimming: UCLA swim and dive team dominates UCSD at weekend meet

• M. soccer: Sophomore leaves men’s soccer team to join MLS

• Lavin praises team’s efforts

Friday, Jan. 14

• Laser has scientists seeing stars

• W. hoops: UCLA looks to dominate Arizona schools’ post players

• Arizona defeats Pac-10 rival USC 77-68

• Compact with state, UC upheld

• New grants for affected

• News briefs

• Bruin Nerds get revenge with storming success

• Tsunami disaster update

• M. hoops: Tight defense defeats Sun Devils

• Little Rock Nine recall turmoil

• Editorial: ASUCLA must make better case for $48 fee increase

• W. tennis: Bruins split up for opening tournaments

• The curry cure

• Language of love needs to be direct

• Bruin digest

• Editorial: Students will benefit from new teaching opportunity

• Editorial cartoon

• LGBT Center opens new computer lab

• Swimming: Team prepares for last home meet

• M. volleyball: Men’s volleyball wants to come out strong against UCI

• M. hoops: Fey, Hollins stop ASU’s leading scorer

• This year’s Bruins are worth the TiVo

• Letter to the editor

• World needs to open its pocketbook for HIV/AIDS

• Education shouldn’t be for sale

• Gymnastics: Gymnasts will fight to reclaim No. l spot

• Groups celebrate King's life, impact

Thursday, Jan. 13

• Speakers to explore tsunami’s implications

• The short list

• Director of jazz studies recognized for advancement of music genre

• Out with 2004 in with 2005

• Former ‘Buffy’ actor shares insight into Hollywood world

• Let the OC have the Angels, Moreno

• Breaking down walls

• News briefs

• Leaders of the Pac

• Federal spending should be curbed as quickly as possible

• Bad news rings in an unhappy new year

• NCAA’s new requirements a disservice

• Editorial: Reform for progress requirement still stalled

• Soundbite

• Student-taught courses on track for approval

• Editorial cartoon

• Letter to the editor

• Pricey books can be avoided

• Experimental art brings harmony to Hammer

• Committee selected to review USAC constitution

• A Fresh Start

• M. basketball: Face off with Arizona State

• M. volleyball: Bruins strike a blow to Lancers

• Leaders of the Pac

• Screen scene

• Going solo

• Calendar

• One more list of good magazines, great albums

• Editorial: New funding committee lacks fresh perspective

• Bruin digest

Wednesday, Jan. 12

• M. volleyball: Bruins’ home opener tonight

• Gymnastics: Will history 3-peat itself?

• What’s next for the diversity requirement?

• Letter to the editor

• Mother of UCLA student files suit

• News briefs

• Wooden West in motion

• A muddy rainy day adventure

• Editorial: New budget fails to solve education problems

• Editorial: Pell Grant restrictions undermine aid recipients

• M. soccer: Players compete for MLS glory

• UC, employees mull over impact of governor’s new budget

• A fake ID shouldn’t be necessary

• [A closer look] Financial aid simply not enough

• K-12 education in jeopardy

• Football: Football players elect to stay at UCLA

• M. basketball: Thompson steps up his game

• [A closer look] Proposed budget may offset cuts

• [A closer look] Compact not binding, but UC upbeat

• Editorial cartoon

Tuesday, Jan. 11

• Abbas’ potential impact debated

• News briefs

• Letters to the editor

• UC dealt funds, cuts

• Vice chancellor emeritus receives recognition overseas

• Record levels of rainfall pack a punch

• Finance briefs

• Editorial: Diversity requirement deserves solid conclusion

• UC students abroad in South Asia safe from tsunami

• Letters to the sports desk

• New chocolate drink makes Starbucks debut

• Intern your way to success

• Psychological services moves

• Editorial cartoon

• UC, Enron reach $168 million settlement

• Customers keep clothing stores alive

• M. basetkball: Comeback wins show Bruins’ versatility

• Americans should travel more

• Victory feels sweeter after late-night vigil at Pauley

• W. basketball: Lezcano takes advantage of playing time

• House Democrats introduce bill to revise Pell Grant

• M. volleyball: Digging a new role

• Crimewatch

• Drug geared to blacks debated

• Bruin digest

Monday, Jan. 10

• Turkey isn’t EU material, yet

• M. basketball: Big man Mata makes key plays down the stretch

• M. basketball: Bruins rally to beat No. 12 Huskies

• Feature photo

• UCLA student dies at home

• News briefs

• Proposal falls short

• Editorial: Assistance needed everywhere, not just Asia

• Editorial: U.S. voting system must be reformed

• M. basketball: Thompson leads 2nd-half comeback

• Fans give UCLA true advantage at Pauley

• Speaks out

• W. basketball: Women’s basketball stays undefeated in Pac-10

• Gymnastics: Gymnastics upbeat after loss

• Editorial cartoon

• Governor to present budget for next year

• M. volleyball: Bruins win Elephant Bar Classic

• UCLA must pave way for alternative fuel vehicles

• Making it here

• Diversity requirement unclear

• Football: Bieniemy will stay at UCLA, declines offer from Texas

Friday, Jan. 7

• Governor must not cut spending for education

• Proposed union fee increase finds opposition on Hill

• Facebook: A mate research tool

• M. basketball: Hollins sparks late comeback over WSU

• M. volleyball: Invitational first step in quest for NCAA title

• Student groups provide relief

• Survivors of trauma at risk for many mental health problems

• Gymnastics: Bruins face off against Utes

• Government leaders should redraft funds, revise morals

• Sporting goods legacy dies at 86

• Tsunami was expected after large quake

• Swimming: Weather disrupts travel, not training

• Disease poses threat despite aid efforts

• USAC officers face time crunch in fulfilling promises

• Editorial cartoon

• Speaks out

• W. basketball: Women’s hoops still unbeaten in Pac-10 play

• M. basketball: UCLA rebounds to defeat WSU

• Have faith: Our Bruin players did

Thursday, Jan. 6

• USAC continues to tackle goals, unfinished projects

• W. basketball: Team leader able to play after head injury in Oregon game

• Football: QB’s starting status uncertain

• Editorial cartoon

• Wooden Center add-on opens doors

• Winter quarter is a UCLA sports fan’s wonderland

• Faculty vote rejects proposed requirement

• News briefs

• Student Affairs shares goal to foster opportunities for dialogue

• Engineering building evacuated

• M. soccer: Soccer star enters draft

• While you were away

• Trust, mutual respect necessary for success

• Olson injury good timing for Bruins

• M. basketball: Injury ends season for senior guard

• Editorial: U.S. must boost short, long-term aid efforts

• Former Bruin files suit against UCLA

• Tsunami devastates South Asia

• Hospital reform a worthy cause

• M. volleyball: Setter returns to team after academic woes

• M. basketball: Bruins return home for Cougars

• Governor pushes reforms

• UC law schools rely on donors

• Letters to the sports desk

• Compassion conquers all

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