Story archive for October 2005

Tuesday, Nov. 1

• Injuries plague pre-season practice

• Hill dining may be deceiving

• Penny Lane hits end of the road

• Student parents get state funding

• SCIENCE&HEALTH: Prop. 73 retreads failed territory

• Student seminars make the grade

• Subway on Wilshire inches toward reality

• Star returns to campus

• UC should cater to sustainable food practices

• Editorial Cartoon

• Merge NorCal, SoCal loyalties

• SCIENCE&HEALTH: Red planet approaching

• DREAM Act still needs to come true

• Women’s golf tees off to record start at Vegas Showdown

• Men’s water polo tries to rebound from Stanford losses

• Letters to the sports desk

• Feature Photo: The Enigma posed by zombies

• SCIENCE&HEALTH: Online data up for grabs

• Sold-out game leaves fans empty-handed

Monday, Oct. 31

• ASUCLA health food bar progresses

• A disappointing draw for women’s soccer

• Crash into your fellow Angelenos

• Season-best performance not enough for volleyball

• Defense picks up the slack

• Watching a turbulent homeland

• Men’s water polo sinks against Stanford squad

• GSA fosters student-group growth

• Foes can’t score on Bruins’ turf

• Halloween scares up events, not candy

• Editorial: NCAA runs a weak play on field of academics

• Editorial Cartoon

• Labor center works with cuts

• Sacks in late minutes crucial to win

• Cross country teams stumble at conference championships

• Bruins fight their way out of the red zone

• Letters to the Editor

• And comeback makes four

Saturday, Oct. 29

• [Online Exclusive]: Another overtime comeback as Bruins top Cardinal 30-27

Friday, Oct. 28

• Editorial: UC’s minority enrollment issue needs attention

• Bruins attempt to re-energize before facing Bay Area teams

• Water polo hunts for strong 4th

• Spotlighting affirmative action

• Field of bad dreams

• Stanford Stadium renovation good to go

• Budget cuts burden students

• Google battles over books

• Housing options could expand

• Players too good for each other?

• Professor awarded fellowship

• Men’s soccer seeks vengeance at Drake

• Volleyball set to bring down USC

• Editorial cartoon

• Give date night a boost with art

• [Online Exclusive]: Cross country seeks championship bid in Arizona

Thursday, Oct. 27

• Turning it on with a tip-off

• Southern California earns a clean environmental report card

• Villaraigosa speaks at UCLA

• Bruin turnout expected to be low at Stanford game

• Sex workers deserve safety, respect

• Review

• GSA president should value student groups

• Solo act finds personal edge to political conflict

• Studying the museum

• Old rocker still showing off new tricks

• Going for the Goldwyn

• Screen Scene

• For the record

• He’s for the birds

• Soundbite

• ’SC rematch looms large

• Lewis soars to new heights

• All-Hill Halloween emphasizes safety

• Student support bounces back

• Reclaiming the avant-garde

• Stars can shed eye-opening light

• Top recruits rise to the challenge on the field

• Teachers would be on longer probation

• Letter to the editor

• Dressing up for Halloween isn’t just kid stuff

• Personalized music makes for grand entrances

• Editorial cartoon

• Professor review a complex problem

• Hurricane Wilma blows men’s golf performance off course

• Restoring waterways of the past

Wednesday, Oct. 26

• Injury diagnosis leaves coach shuffling to fill loss of key player

• A closer look: Force retools for future

• The downtown housing crisis

• Policies give program hope

• Bringing out the True Blue

• Editorial: A letter of welcome to a California ex-governor

• Bruin tennis player takes ITA Regional tourney

• Winning Bruins deserve fans who care

• Editorial cartoon

• A closer look: UCPD covers more than just the campus

• Turnover rate key to wins

• Health symposium discusses Katrina

• A closer look: Jaywalkers tread a fine line

• DeLay’s wrongdoings give Congress a bad name

• Priests need commitment

• Bruins work to live up to early accolades

• Coalition wants UCLA to go organic

• Men's soccer flawless at home

• Runners set for Pac-10

• Online spies would have little to catch

• Drew’s strength in his drive

• Parks leaves mark on history

Tuesday, Oct. 25

• Women’s volleyball digs up daunting defense against Arizona schools

• Football bench comes through

• Colorado may foretell Calif. budget woes

• Fast-a-Thon promotes hunger with a cause

• Course evaluations flawed, unreliable

• UCLA appoints leaders to teach

• Letters to the Sports Desk

• Chinatown in for a change

• Network upgrades may cost students

• Letters to the Editor

• Former volleyball stars return

• We’re sorry, Drew Olson

• E-mail scam targeting UCU hastily shut down

• SCIENCE&HEALTH: Data in the palm of your hand

• Attacks abuse academia

• SCIENCE&HEALTH: Science reaches out to students

• Women’s golf bounces back in Stanford/Pepsi tournament

• Salsa dancing the night away

Monday, Oct. 24

• Bruin dominance drowns Beavers

• Water polo exhibits dynamic defense

• ASUCLA sales up with win streak

• Letters to the editor

• Time to be a fan of UCLA

• Room for improvement

• Team division goes swimmingly

• Editorial: Dining-hall overflow needs to be addressed

• Editorial cartoon

• Soccer dominates, but can’t score

• Olson triumphs as Moore stumbles

• Defense comes out strong in first quarter

• Volleyball fails to foil a ranked team yet again

• This T-shirt is my homeboy

• Plans for veterans complex disputed

• Cross country shapes up

• Homeless people can’t just be brushed aside

Sunday, Oct. 23

• Letters to the editor

Saturday, Oct. 22

• Online exclusive: Bruins still undefeated after trouncing Beavers 51-28

Friday, Oct. 21

• Q&A with Marcus Evertt

• Letters to the Editor

• Cross country speeds toward NCAAs

• UC to miss FBI board meeting

• Jailed chaplain shares ordeal

• Focus is on win, not opposing QB

• Soccer smashes past Gauchos

• Women’s soccer doesn’t let 9-game winning streak go to its head

• Athletes face criticism despite scholarly efforts

• Back for Moore

• Editorial: FBI education committee has potential to go too far

• Experts say bird flu not imminent threat to L.A.

• UCLA acceptance letter needs face lift

• Bruins focus on running game after success with pass

• UCLA to throw down against Arizona

• Activists protest on campus

• South Asia trembler has impact on campus

• Water polo aims to rebuild

• Moore’s departure was Olson’s opportunity to triumph

• USC wins exhaust Bruin fans

• Let the sexually inhibited go free

• Home is who the brothers are

• UCLA to offer safety courses for businesses

• Getting his kicks in

Thursday, Oct. 20

• The story beneath the words

• Celebrating African American music

• Piccolo Teatro brings ‘Arlecchino’ to Freud

• U.S. sex policy doesn’t fly

• On-campus communist support appalling

• ‘Tireless cat’

• Science students research for future

• For school or play, Facebook’s your friend

• Screen scene

• Law school, local tribes team up

• Volleyball hits high notes in preseason

• Falling starlet needs to find a new job

• Subway needs student support

• Not the same old song and dance

• Soundbites

• No longer small fish in a big pond

• Opinions misattributed

• Band holds steady to classic rock themes

• Editorial cartoon

• Forum positions itself against propositions

• WAC is back

• Football converts in the red zone

• ‘Ecstasy’ alters viewers’ perceptions

• Sex, angst and consumerism for the kiddie set

• Bruins playing just like Trojans

• Model behavior

• Men’s soccer looks inward

• Reaching for Middle East peace

• Letter to the Editor

• Fees outpacing aid, study says

Wednesday, Oct. 19

• Setter has jump on position

• Men’s golf gains Prestige

• Program may return

• Player emerges with new confidence

• Editorial: Miers’ bias makes her a dangerous Court choice

• CLOSER LOOK: New Hedrick Summit: Worth the walk?

• CLOSER LOOK: New RAs doing the rounds

• New stem cell methods develop

• The soul of UCLA, on and off court

• Forum seeks to initiate discussion, reconciliation

• ITT Tech accused of misreporting grades

• Mora assists team in scoring wins

• CLOSER LOOK: Third-years returning to on-campus living

• Taxation, but no representation

• Miers found to oppose abortion

• Dismissal of professor an unjust, unwarranted act

• Assyrian students unite

Tuesday, Oct. 18

• Iraq looks into voting irregularities

• UCLA 9th in BCS standings

• Going the distance takes toll on runners

• Letter to the editor

• Swimming opens with 2 wins

• Critics question new panel

• SCIENCE&HEALTH: UCLA Medical Group named among state’s best

• Great defense keeps soccer competitive

• Men’s water polo hopes for late-season run

• SCIENCE&HEALTH: Surveying the damage of AIDS in the brain

• Bruins finish 14th out of 35

• Football team at its best in the clutch

• Feature Photo: Rainy Monday

• Winning UCLA losing in polls

• Crowded line at the border

• Students concerned by revised GRE test

• Editorial Cartoon

• Keep your head intact by seeking help

Monday, Oct. 17

• Feature Photo: It's the motion of Indian Ocean

• No comebacks necessary for UCLA

• Volleyball bounces back

• Bruins claw back from the brink

• Editorial: University must increase sex education accessibility

• Olson doesn’t crack under the pressure

• Choose your own winning hand

• Mock Trial on the run for title

• Baseball recruits offer UCLA hope

• Letters to the editor

• An unlikely source of motivation

• A ‘so-so’ weekend for soccer

• Success doesn’t require sense

• Fierce competition sinks Bruins

• Political cartoon

• Court reviews speech rights

• LAUSD sued by anti-affirmative action group

Sunday, Oct. 16

• Editorial cartoon

• Letters to the Editor

Saturday, Oct. 15

• [Online Exclusive]: Bruins come back to triumph over Cougars

Friday, Oct. 14

• Despite success, coach concerned

• Federal student financial aid could face drastic changes

• Men’s soccer looks to rebound after loss

• Foreign tongues have campus licked

• Water polo tournament at Cal has high stakes

• Students kiss and tell to promote acceptance

• Campus needs diversity

• Regents consider salary increase

• Bruins prepare to pounce

• Editorial: Education commission already off to bad start

• ‘Ugly ducklings’ kick off lecture series

• UCLA heads up north in search of better first half

• Letter to the editor

• Campus parking allocation process set for evaluation

• Huskies race past inexperienced volleyball squad

• Time to get over Pullman slump

Thursday, Oct. 13

• UCLA limps into weekend

• Conservatives’ academic view inconsistent

• Capturing the decisive moment

• UCLA relies on secondary for success

• Screen scene

• Proposition support divides USAC

• Cross country looks toward NCAAs

• It’s your party – you can do what you want to

• A night of connections

• Come hither for juice on new delight

• Authors' lives far more riveting than ‘Dukes’

• Bringing water polo mainstream

• ‘A new day and age’

• Starter primed to return to court

• Bruins head into undefeated territory

• Good vibrations

• Lack of funds cancels events

• Soundbite

• Hired hands

• Native artist returns home

• European Union on the rise

• Crime scene photographs exhibited on Getty walls

• Men’s golf tackles tourney

• Building a bike-friendly campus

• Criminal motive

• For band, 8 members are better than 1

• Editorial cartoon

• ’90s-band-inspired AIM names show personal past

• Given crimes, carrying weapons not so ludicrous

• Humor, enthusiasm make ‘Melancholia’ no downer

• Stand behind Joe Bruin

Wednesday, Oct. 12

• Theory’s rationale needs an intelligent redesign

• Defensive line falls under rush game

• Volleyball loses veteran setter

• Tailgating is American sport for all ages

• UCLA blocks Oregon teams

• Campus should be the focus

• UCLA law professor works against Prop. 77

• Goalkeeper earns new title after two consecutive wins

• CLOSER LOOK: Court’s decision differs from State’s move to avoid affirmative action

• Editorial: Who needs money when we have new BruinCards?

• New dorms stress dining halls

• Sand traps not the only hazard

• Letters to the sports desk

• First-year students show spirituality

• Image repair only a stunt away

• CLOSER LOOK: Supreme, lower courts, UC, support free speech on college campuses

• CLOSER LOOK: Potential legislation may restrict freedom of California professors

• Explosives examined

• CLOSER LOOK: New justices’ stances on schools unknown

• Earthquake spurs fundraising efforts

Tuesday, Oct. 11

• Feature Photo: Stomping Grounds

• MCAT moves to digital format

• Defenders visit the front lines

• Editorial Cartoon

• A new generation takes the lead

• Football gaining widespread fan support

• Katrina hits research labs

• Plastic solar power

• Beavers bite back to end Bruin shutout streak

• File-sharing student faces the music

• Truly reinventing the wheel

• Subway project deemed unlikely

• Scientists should weigh intelligent design on its scientific merit

• BruinCard reissue raises questions

• Catch Web deals to avoid costly textbooks

• Tickets against USC? Priceless.

• Letters

Monday, Oct. 10

• Editorial: UC must support divestment from Sudan

• Drew carries team to victory with 5 touchdowns

• Look beyond the social stereotypes

• Clutch victories bringing excitement back to town

• Men’s soccer’s winning streak comes to an end on Northwest trip

• Bruins prove to be the bigger bear

• UC begins review of faculty diversity

• Driverless ride into the desert

• Veterans lead volleyball squad to victories

• Bush’s choices a pleasant surprise

• Soccer triumphs in overtime

• Cross country teams gain experience at La Jolla competition

• Explosive found at Midvale

• Top lawyer for UC steps down

• Most not flustered by scare at apartment

• Defense shut down Cal where it counted

• A winning weekend for men’s water polo

• State politics do affect students

• Westwood hit by two more robberies

• Editorial Cartoon

• LGBT Resource Center celebrates its 10th year

Sunday, Oct. 9

• [Online Exclusive]: UCLA stuns Cal with late comeback, 47-40

Saturday, Oct. 8

• Dorrell making his own mark

• His time?

• Ben Olson keeps biding his time

• UCLA should bear down for Cal

• UCLA sets eyes on competition

• Q&A with Justin London

• Golden Bears roar onto field with strong rushing team

Friday, Oct. 7

• Editorial: USAC should help students be heard on world stage

• UC helps to put books online

• UCLA, King/Drew maintain affiliation

• IGSA plans a return to campus

• Men’s water polo primed for revenge

• Volleyball hopes to break losing streak this weekend

• Letters

• New Orleans hopes to woo back scholars

• Despite a loss, Bruins keep the ball rolling

• Casting a ’Net of lectures

• [Online Exclusive]: Explosive found at Midvale apartments

• Improved USC adds to rivalry game

• Talk can hinder learning

• Schwarzenegger’s shortcomings soften support

• No Child Left Behind may be tougher for California schools

• Crosstown duel needs teams at their best

• Feature photo

Thursday, Oct. 6

• Geffen nearly set to reopen its doors

• Young Bruin golfers lead team in tournament

• Late actor’s novel no treasure for readers

• Editorial cartoon

• Commit to aiding student outreach

• Primal urges

• UCR attracts diverse student body

• Punter keeps eye on the future

• Positive poetry

• Schmoozing with the stars ... from the dork table

• Teaching an old forward new tricks

• Role of outside politics debated

• Deconstructing Prouvé

• Grassroots project

• Soundbite

• Exit exam spurs debate

• A sweeping change in women’s empowerment

• Conspiracy theory

• Complexity rules in film about family life

• Task force to propose divestment of UC funds

• Religion fosters poor science

• UCLA sets eyes on competition

• Screen scene

• Letter to the editor

• October a fest for sports viewers

• Soccer players rewarded for play

• Clap meets thundering success

• Melissa Etheridge tells her tale

• Genderqueer’s fluidity beneficial for all

• Generations share bands, not music

Wednesday, Oct. 5

• Rare books will briefly be housed on campus

• Facebook profiles under scrutiny at UCSB

• A Closer Look: USAC allocates funds under new process

• Traveled star lands in Westwood

• Letters

• A Closer Look: Some organizations see flaws in new arrangement

• Weyburn Terrace residents uniting

• Media the true disaster of Katrina

• Football should dip into polo’s success

• Team’s run game running low

• Speaks Out

• Filling big shoes, freshman tackles new position

• Federal student aid may be cut

• Editorial: UC shouldn’t use Facebook to implicate students

• Hammering out a new Court

• Cross country looks to flush out lineup

• Feature Photo

Tuesday, Oct. 4

• The sleepless quest for a table

• Bruin named to National ‘B’ team

• UCLA welcomes hurricane victims

• Debilitating sprain for Bruin defensive line

• Miers put up as nominee

• Studies find hurricanes tied to global warming

• Editorial Cartoon

• Senior emerging as a leader

• Carnesale must recognize existence of dissidence

• L.A. needs to pump up fuel alternatives

• Merced enrolls diverse class

• Local wildfires smother residents’ health

• Student-recruiters are the face of UCLA

• Squad aims to kick solid game up a notch

• Fund process revised to better serve groups

• Blue and Gold – colors of integrity

• Letter to the editor

• Twins with rare disease improving

Monday, Oct. 3

• Young squad struggles with inexperience

• Men’s soccer sweeps Bay Area opponents

• Bruin victory makes up for disappointing defense

• Parking system pits needs against morals

• UC begins review of faculty diversity

• UCLA trumphs in ‘game of two halves’

• Olson leads the pack in comeback

• Celebrating Sri Lankan culture

• Editorial: Raises not justified for high-paid UC officials

• Same story, new ending

• Editorial cartoon

• Prop. 73 endangers young women

• Letters to the editor

• Senior scores six goals en route to Bruins’ 10-8 victory over Anteaters

• Students feel threat of flames

• Squad trampled by Trojans

• Bruins squeak by in final minutes

• ASUCLA to re-allocate space in Kerckhoff Hall

Saturday, Oct. 1

• [Online Exclusive]: Bruins pull out 21-17 win over Huskies

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