Story archive for February 2007

Wednesday, Feb. 28

• Celebrating a collective heritage

• Bill aims to rework student loans

• It begins far before the starting line

• Food-cleanliness standards need revision

• Propelling her voice

• Israeli diplomat analyzes MidEast

• Spirited softball squad nets win

• Tennis preps for Waves rematch

• Hey Mom, can I finally buy a smoke?

• Comedy series puts students on stage with the pros

• Village streets in need of repair

• Editorial: Enrollment restrictions should help, not harm

• Art Review: “Makishi: Mask Characters of Zambia”

• Mata emerging as force in final stretch

• Campus competition to aid Hunger Project

• On College Basketball: Top teams have tough matchup

• So long, Arthur, king of indie news

• Sports intervention for inner city

• Editorial Cartoon

• Boy, girl duo to bring offbeat dance-pop to Cooperage

• Journalist offers unique view of Palestinian society

• Volleyball hopes to extend winning streak

• Shifting from Sproul to Strathmore

• Women’s tennis conquers Lions

Tuesday, Feb. 27

• Bruins ride home wins to No. 2

• The madness took hold early this year for basketball

• Star pitcher struggles at the start

• Team looks to tame Lions on the road

• UC students rally at capital

• Course sign-ups difficult for some

• Bruin sophomore scores big in Japan for U.S. National Team

• New bill could limit who pays in-state fees

• Israeli ambassador to speak on politics

• Senior pitcher lends team consistency on the mound

• Journalist to discuss media in the Middle East

• Guest professor speaks on Israel, Middle East

• Freshman hurdler runs lifetime best, wins title

• Watch like an Egyptian

• Your money funds terror

• Campus’s north-south division just a way to pigeonhole passions

• Political satire addresses truth using comedy

• Soundbite: Do Make Say Think

• Editorial Cartoon

• Soundbite: !!!

• Toxic pop-star lifestyle hurts children

• Feature Photo: 'On the lookout for an apocalypse'

Monday, Feb. 26

• Scorsese nabs Oscar

• Journalist gets a fond, emotional memorial

• Learning the finer points of lobbying

• Redevelop downtown, but do it right

• Jury rules UCLA handled harassment case properly

• Cooperage remodel gets more funds

• Same-sex marriage law discussed

• Win over Cardinal caps perfect season at home

• Don’t leave us yet, Arron

• New focus on play in the paint pays off for Bruins

• From skyhooks to signing books

• Will Afflalo stay or move on to the NBA?

• Baseball unable to capture series

• Explosive play helps Bruins in even matchup

• First loss strikes women’s water polo

• Team loses steam in second half, Cal wins

• Gymnasts flourish for big scores, win

• Men’s tennis triumphs over fatigue, Texas A&M Aggies

• Softball takes down Wildcats, avenges loss

• It’s time for East L.A. to cut the county’s cord

• Here’s Looking at You, Dad

• Editorial: Too much education, not enough learning

• Jack Bauer and company finally jumping the shark

• Variations on a visiting virtuoso

• Letters to the Editor

• Editorial Cartooon

• Weekend Review: Ghostface Killah, The Grouch, Zion I

Friday, Feb. 23

• Bruin offense takes control

• Mata, Shipp deserve praise

• Water polo braves rain to beat Hawai’i

• Men’s volleyball to face UCSB for third time

• Softball hoping for wins at weekend classic

• Mata finally capitalizes at charity stripe

• Bruins work the paint to get the edge over Golden Bears

• Graduates succeed in varying degrees

• Back to the Futurists

• Screen Scene: "Black Snake Moan"

• L.A. lobbies to widen 405 Freeway

• UCLA again fails to complete comeback

• Law forum to discuss same-sex marriage

• Nations can make peace one person at a time

• Track off to indoor championships

• Screen Scene: "The Number 23"

• Science&Health: Panel to explore gender in sciences

• Beware of credit card dangers

• A peek into the Los Angeles HIV/AIDS experience

• Gymnasts in high spirits for quad meet

• Editorial: People are not trash; don’t dump them

• Men’s tennis to volley with No. 18 Texas A&M

• Tribute to honor life of Armenian journalist

• Feature Photo: Sliding into a new series

• USC professor emeritus sheds light on history of Jews in China

• Give LAUSD students new incentives to stay in school

Thursday, Feb. 22

• Metro seeks to cancel Wilshire bus

• Illegal file sharing still problematic

• USAC adjusts bylaws, elections rules

• Feature Photo: 'Near Eastern nuptials'

• Feature Photo: 'A flowering art'

• Feature Photo: 'Mindful of faith'

• Bruin clubs debate current political issues

• Despite speaker no-show, students still candid in sex-ed workshop

• The academy behind the awards

• Make-or-break games ahead

• Pray the Bruins stay close to home

• Women’s basketball to face rival Stanford

• Men’s volleyball defeats CSUN in surprise rout

• Team seeks to beat Cal in Pauley

• Receivers coach departs for LSU

• Bruins lose exhibition

• Tennis gears up for LMU match

• Overhaul the All-Star game

• Vying for Oscar victory

• Culinary Connoisseur: Good Earth Restaurant

• Public needs stable answers about changing climate

• Premed also means premeditating on future

• Editorial Cartoon

Wednesday, Feb. 21

• Using the lens to convey pain of AIDS

• UCLA receives stem cell grants

• Cost of parking permits to rise

• Panel advises students about life off campus

• Antiwar activist incites protest

• LAPD responds to bomb scare at Westwood coffee shop

• Alumnae speak of success

• Stepping up on defense

• Bruin baseball loses to Dirtbags

• Maintaining focus one key to tennis success

• Imagine a new ranking system

• UCLA gears up for rematch

• Science&Health: Special something more than meets the eye

• Injury-plagued Bruins score high

• Science&Health: Finding your right scent

• Don’t question Republicans, they’re always right

• Science&Health: Technology rewires dating

• Bill would cut helpful paths to information

• On College Basketball: Who will be next underdog?

• Editorial Cartoon

• Letters to the Editor

• Starstruck fans join the red carpet extravaganza

• Turn down the guilt: piracy doesn’t kill sales

• Japanese floral arrangement takes root at UCLA Extension

• Grizzly Bear coming to UCLA Thursday

• Book Review: "Rules for Straight Men"

Tuesday, Feb. 20

• UCLA overwhelms Arizona defense

• Stick a fork in Lute Olson: He's done

• Shipp shoots his way out of slump

• Men’s basketball finds rest vital to winning on road

• Team learns to locate hot hitter

• No. 15 Bruins rebound from loss to sink Pirates

• Ohio State halts Bruins’ tourney run

• Give kicking rabbi the boot

• Bruins fall to scrappy Sun Devils

• Archiving Oscar

• Grooving toward a six-figure sum

• Chemicals: the cure for cancer and claustrophobia

• No. 9 UCLA turns up the heat in the Desert Classic

• Workshop to advise apartment hunters

• Even a concrete jungle deserves an eco-friendly river

• On some IDs, age is just a number

• Letters to the Edtior

• Soundbite: Explosions in the Sky

• Visitor program lets students explore UC campuses

• Educators weighing in on Wikipedia

• Water polo off to promising start

• Editorial Cartoon

Friday, Feb. 16

• Empowering women across the globe

• Students prepare to dance

• J-Board rules in favor of Park

• UC delegates aim to forge partnership with India

• L.A. to divest $27 million from Sudan

• Speaker celebrates sexuality

• Speakers to swap research results

• Students ‘die-in’ to end the war

• UCLA picks it up at the very end

• Bruins win, but fail to impress

• Collison returns from injury, carries the day

• Loss may signal end of postseason dreams

• Bay Area rematches look to be tough

• Baseball has had solid pitching, defense, hitting; now team hopes to do all at once

• Softball hopes to maintain momentum

• No. 1 women’s polo stays wary

• Tennis to get peek at the competition

• Bruin gymnasts must stretch talents to make up for injured teammates

• Uncovering Drake

• Video-on-demand merges TV, Internet

• Screen Scene: "Music and Lyrics"

• Screen Scene: "Breach"

• Comic Corner: "Thunderbolts" No. 111

• Apartment search can be daunting

• Editorial: Kansas has to resolve evolution debate

• ITunes’ sour apples need better alternative

• Editorial Cartoon

Thursday, Feb. 15

• U.S. needs to ingest reality, not pills

• Obama has the personality, ideas to make it big in politics

• Letters to the Editor

• Rockin’ with Randolph

• Culinary Connoisseur: It Zushi

• Science&Health: Diet pill: ‘alli’ or enemy?

• Final stretch brings rewards

• Football scores top offensive line coach

• Free download service to be canned

• Scandal sends doctors to court

• Injury sidelines senior for season

• Hillel director apologizes for attack

• Sun Devils could be trouble for men’s basketball

• Feature Photo: Showing Some Love

• Dorrell would do well in NFL

• Ranking aside, Bruin depth is early advantage

• Feature Photo: Roaring for animal rights

• Bruins focus on final Pac-10 games

• Editorial Cartoon

Wednesday, Feb. 14

• A Closer Look: Hill aims to conserve its energy

• HPV vaccine may become must for girls

• Professor discusses Israeli politics

• Poet, activist speaks at UCLA

• A family that plays together

• Pitchers mow down Riverside

• Doing your job? You’re fired

• A noteworthy birthday

• ASU game may hinge on a shoulder

• Don’t lose that loving feeling – just keep it real

• Softball dominates on Bruin soil

• Artful expressions of acceptance

• Editorial: Tolls could burden tax-paying commuters

• Letter to the Editor

• Grammys produce an historical disappointment

• On College Basketball: Final chances for invitations to Big Dance

• Water polo’s seniors take the lead

• A Closer Look: Committee aims to facilitate efforts, educate

• Editorial Cartoon

• Women’s tennis dispatches UC Irvine 7-0

• Theater Review: "Jules"

• A Closer Look: Campus’s commitment to conservation goes back to 1980s

Tuesday, Feb. 13

• Does technology help us learn, or is it just distracting?

• Take a walk on L.A.’s natural side

• Dorrell has earned at least one more year

• EAP sees fewer Bruins abroad

• Vendors to return by late March

• Team looks for at-bat consistency

• Offensive slump opened doors for Mountaineers

• Westwood rent moves out of range

• Professor to examine military’s unique role in Israeli politics

• Eager to improve, softball to host Riverside

• A ‘Wicked’ Opportunity

• Men’s volleyball benefits from off-court bonding

• Divers jump-start the Pac-10 tournament for swimmers

• Immigration laws split families, don’t make sense

• Butter on your popcorn, Mr. Sutherland?

• Editorial Cartoon

• Putting passion, preparation in play

• Soundbite: Sondre Lerche

Monday, Feb. 12

• Mountaineers hold off late-game comeback

• Don’t cry over dropped game

• Women’s basketball overpowered by Troy

• Heart carries Bruins in long match

• Softball rocky in season-opening Classic

• Westbrook runs point in Collison’s absence

• Baseball unable to escape sweep

• Hard-fought match falls short of victory

• Tennis overwhelms tough Fresno State

• Women’s track continues to stand out

• Injuries cripple chances for a victory

• Top golfers hope to lead team to another Pac-10 title

• Senate to vote on subway expansion

• Students celebrate culture in Vietnamese New Year

• Los Alamos steps up security

• Listen up, people: Gendered words have to go

• Films gone Wilder

• Condos provide alternative housing

• Editorial: Students shouldn’t be kept in dark about sex

• Real life can be more entertaining than television

• Experts discuss how much power a president should have

• Editorial Cartoon

• Weekend Review: "Speed-the-Plow"

Friday, Feb. 9

• Farmers’ market works to put down new roots

• Bill to cut secrecy in UC, CSU

• Kiosks carted off campus

• On-campus tutoring in high demand

• New softball coach ready for play

• Pac-10 has earned a name

• Bruins hope to topple Mountaineers

• Basketball to battle Women of Troy

• Men’s tennis seeks revenge on the road against Baylor

• Track’s top athletes to compete in invitational

• UCLA hopes to even MPSF record to 5-5

• Crazy, drunk spring-breakers at large

• Hungry for learning

• Documentary details Nader’s polemics

• Baseball aiming high against No. 5 Miami

• Editorial: College needs to research its claims

• Indiscriminate DNA collection harms everyone

• Screen Scene: “The Lives of Others”

• Gymnasts to compete after two weeks off

• Screen Scene: “The Monastery: Mr. Vig and the Nun”

• Letters to the Sports Desk

• Letter to the Editor

• Bruin divers to plunge into Pac-10 Championship

Thursday, Feb. 8

• UCLA triumphs in final minutes

• Trojans good, but Bruins better

• Return of the Musical

• LGBT mentoring lost without leader

• Science&Health: Summit to link politics, environment

• Collison creates opportunities, scores big

• Phone users rejecting landlines, going cellular

• Lecturer proposes education by laptop

• Speaker to discuss rights, writers

• Aboya gives Trojans the runaround, has impressive second half

• Football welcomes small recruiting class

• Women’s tennis licks wounds, prepares for Bulldogs

• ‘Naptime’ promotes mental health

• Weekend Calendar: Feb. 8-11

• Sexual myths need to be silenced, not spread

• Editorial Cartoon

• Lesson of the Holocaust falls on deaf ears

• Letters to the Editor

• 'Survivor' of the fittest

Wednesday, Feb. 7

• Trojan rivalry takes on epic proportions

• Adult Swim, what have you become?

• Editorial: University needs clear guidelines for security

• Bush’s budget proposal learns zilch from Reagan’s goofs

• Budget to cut programs

• A failure to connect through Internet lines

• Letters to the Editor

• Security issues block debate

• Alumni pass career advice to students

• Homeless woman arrested in Kerckhoff

• Innovative female artist reinvents jazz classics

• Celebrity crossovers always provide some entertainment

• Science&Health: The changing face of plastic surgery

• Theater Review: Sunday in the Park with George

• Science&Health: Genetic researchers seek to cure diseases

• Campout peps up Bruin fans

• Water polo team emphasizes close ties

• Dorrell signs contract extension

• Women’s basketball aims to break through for victory

• On College Basketball: It’s no easy road to the Final Four

• Diefenbach leads latest victory

• Track focuses on health, upcoming outdoor season

• Pac-10 could do worse than Fox Sports, baby!

Tuesday, Feb. 6

• UCLA-Florida redux?

• Shipp back to help team commandeer ’SC

• Gymnasts take time to heal, look ahead

• Bush proposes increase to Pell Grants

• Old traditions ring in New Year

• Students, or smoke and mirrors?

• Holy Smoke

• Satisfaction ‘high,’ senior survey says

• Trial delayed for man who allegedly posed as student

• You can’t copyright creativity or put a price on culture

• Editorial Cartoon

• Judicial Board tables case on USAC bylaws violation

• Transportation options exist to get people to, from campus

• From Atari to orchestra, the music has arrived

• All aboard the metrosexual thought train

• Letters to the Editor

• Soundbite: Lily Allen

• Water polo off to promising start

Monday, Feb. 5

• Bruins eke out win over USC

• Volleyball blocks Hawai’i rallies in sweep

• New HPV vaccine available, costly

• Women’s water polo beats USC

• Men’s tennis continues shutout streak

• Economic leaders speak on future of U.S.-China relationship

• Fourth-inning surge seals victory

• Campus political voices need to speak up

• Bruins bare teeth against Beavers

• Programs can help carry baby weight

• Dragovic gets chance to showcase his skills

• Free health care is perfect prescription for U.S.

• A 47-point win is still a win

• UCLA directors receive grants

• Forget ‘the talk;’ cable TV is the new sex ed

• Weekend Review: 'The Rocky Horror Picture Show'

• Letters to the Editor

• Editorial Cartoon

• Editorial: California should take steps against HPV

• Hoping UCLA will earn an ecological 4.0

• Suf-fur for Fashion?

• Bruins pull early lead to slam Oregon State

Friday, Feb. 2

• Baseball hosts Winthrop to start season

• Swimming hopes for upper hand in rivalry

• DBTV Feature: Harvest Time at the Grove

• Less time means more points for Mbah a Moute

• UCLA seeks to reach youth

• Editorial – Lesson of the week: Toys are not bombs

• 26 hours of dancing could be better spent

• Student Affairs here to help

• It’s the Reel thing

• Bush, you forgot about Katrina

• Comic Corner: X-Factor #15

• DBTV Feature: Words of a Legend

• Speakers debate donation policies

• Bruins grab big victory

• Group combats for peace

• Screen Scene: "Because I Said So"

• Online Exclusive: Watson Twins sing out for independent success

• Online Exclusive – Screen Scene: "Factory Girl"

• Old Luc needs to show up more

• Men’s volleyball to face Hawai’i again

• Men’s tennis hopes for Wins over Cal, Stanford

• UCLA to test waters at Stanford Invitational

• All in the name of brotherhood

• Women’s basketball stumbles on the road

• Editorial: If you don’t like loans, don’t expect a handout

• Bruin defense crucial in win over Oregon

Thursday, Feb. 1

• Bringing avant back

• Women’s basketball goes to Oregon schools, looking to extend 3-game win streak

• Crimewatch

• Talented lineup forms potent team

• Letters to the Editor

• UCLA Baseball Starting Lineup 2007

• Options for travel study abound

• DBTV Entertainment: Battle of the Bands

• Bruins face indoor challenge

• DBTV News: Westwood's Second Stories

• Saving the world one receipt at a time

• ‘Obsession’ film triggers dialogue

• Life, too, is an extreme sport

• Editorial Cartoon

• Bruins slam Warriors, earning second win

• Workshop reviews rights, legal resources for students

• L.O.G.I.C. hosts screening

• Revenge not a factor as basketball gears up for Oregon rematch

• Heating Up ‘Midsummer’

• Rove and Relish: Is there heaven on Urth? You bet!

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