Story archive for October 2007

Thursday, Nov. 1

• Feature Photo: Patients get a treat

• Letters to the Editor

Wednesday, Oct. 31

• Students take stand

• Dreaming of a Colbert nation

• Hopefuls call for diplomacy in Iran

• Campus to install new recycling bins

• Former UN figure speaks at UCLA

• Speaker series opens world of media careers

• Explaining unconscious still a pipe dream

• Lack of sleep impacts health

• Get rid of those fitful nights of sleep

• Yearning for batter days

• Art Review: Getty Villa

• Macbeth taboo inspires

• End of OiNK bad for business

• Extra Points: Time will tell the future of Karl Dorrell

• Christian Taylor returns to play

• Bruin golf lives up to its hype in tournament win

• Women’s soccer team stays strong despite injuries

• Troops must have own liberty before securing ours

• In politics, black and white choices turn gray

• Editorial: Words convey ideas better than terror

• Around the Pac-10

• Tonight, dress up without messing up

Tuesday, Oct. 30

• Keeping with trend, soccer hits midseason upswing

• Torn ACL may keep Bell sidelined

• Tennessee provides Southern kindness

• Men’s team one win away from tournament title

• Women’s golf lacks confidence despite top ranking

• A Middle Moment: Taking the Internet into our own hands

• Activists flood professor’s home

• UC top green public system

• UCLA hopes to help Mongolian students study

• A happenin’ Halloween

• Donations have strings attached

• Soundbite: Britney Spears

• Evacuating dangerous areas would leave nowhere to live

• Soundbite: Black Dice

• Editorial Cartoon

• Sold-out show? Show up anyway

Monday, Oct. 29

• Affirmative action ban discussed

• Students reflect in aftermath of flames

• Fire danger can be abated

• Roommates keep tabs on shared bills

• Number of law school applicants on the decline

• Board details remodeling of Cooperage, Bombshelter

• ‘There is no rationale’

• Extra Points: Of futility and self-destruction

• Bruins capsize top-ranked Trojans

• Huskies snap men’s soccer’s streak

• Win over ’SC extends women’s dominance

• Injuries impair feeble Bruin offense

• Volleyball has rough weekend

• Men’s cross country gets best Pac-10 result in years

• Men’s basketball ranked No. 2 in preseason poll

• U-C-L-A, write, write, write

• Weekend Review: “Thelonious Monk International Jazz Trumpet Competition”

• Old piano, brand-new sound

• Star power equals selling power, except when it comes to movies

• Fun, diverse film series reels in movie lovers

• Clearer student, police behavior code needed

• Editorial: College work could keep kids in school

• Letters to the Editor

• Week in Photos: October 21-27

Friday, Oct. 26

• If you want the best, you have to test

• Writer outlines terrorist links

• Logging on, tuning in for news

• Groups give feedback about office space

• Recent campus crime raises safety concerns

• Former POW shares story

• UCSB un-invites potential partyers

• Little change in parking enforcement

• UCLA plans for wild Cougars fans

• Bruins aim for fourth victory

• Men’s water polo gun for ’SC win

• Women’s volleyball takes on Bay Area opponents

• Soccer to defend last week’s wins at home

• Men’s golf to compete in team match play event

• Photos of fires in Malibu and Orange County

• Talk it out

• Screen Scene: "Dan in Real Life"

• Screen Scene: “30 Days of Night”

• Amid praise, flames we must judge decorously

• Facile fusilli for everyone

• Letters to the Editor

• Student producing independent album

• Breathing life, hope into a jazz career

• Editorial Cartoon

Thursday, Oct. 25

• Cheap Thrills

• Embodying the ‘UCLA ideal’

• After the flames have gone

• For college radio, indie hits the right note

• Hill serves as fun, safe site for trick-or-treaters

• Alumni donate wisdom, experience

• Professor critiques academic legislation governing student-faculty romance

• USAC votes to condemn Islamo-Fascism week

• Extra Points: Please don’t throw the season away

• Bruins focus on backup defense

• Cross country teams optimistic for upcoming Pac-10 title meet

• Men’s soccer fights on despite effect of fires

• Colorado team saves rocky season

• Swim team’s training paying off in meets

• Lack of dialogue means lack of awareness

• Letters to the Editor

Wednesday, Oct. 24

• Wildfires continue to rage, spread

• Campus to use new alert system

• Richardson to discuss policy

• UCLA custodians voice wage grievances

• Brightening up the campus, cultivating their independence

• Bruin falls to Waves’ star

• Sport some winning costumes

• Offensive line’s return to basics helps in win

• Lights, camera, make your movie!

• Math GEs don’t add up

• "Recent History: Photographs by Luc Delahaye"

• New system sends clear message of security

• MSA preserves American ideals, deserves positive image

• Reinterpret creativity

• Men’s golf dominates at Big Ten/Pac-10 Challenge

• Hammer to host novelist

• Prom dress rugby

• Letters to the Editor

Tuesday, Oct. 23

• Fires devastate S. California cities

• Bill’s language contested

• Civic engagement nexus moves online

• UC, nurses fail to reach agreement

• UC reports find women not fully represented

• Determined to achieve her goals

• Starting schedule is key to season

• Injuries plague Bruin defense

• Women’s golf ends strong for third place

• Drumming up awareness

• Rowling reveals all, but is it too much?

• ‘Inconvenient Truth’ – for kids

• Soundbite: Castanets

• Soundbite: Saturday Looks Good to Me

• Humanities provide general education for life

• If done correctly, sex with an ex can be a gratifying experience

• Editorial Cartoon

• ‘Awareness’ masks discrimination

Monday, Oct. 22

• Week’s focus stirring controversy

• Darfur documentary to screen on campus

• UCLA hosts UCSA meeting to discuss important student issues

• Car crash kills photojournalist

• Spicing up Village fast food

• Students, approach Islam with objective, open mind

• Obama pushes education reform

• Looking to close health care gap

• Debate draws lines within GOP

• Bruin defense takes down Bears

• Extra Points: Lessons to learn from Saturday

• Linebacker injured; Bruins stuff the run

• Verner’s smart defensive play clinches victory

• Soccer shuts out Stanford, Cal

• Men’s team first in reshuffled Pac-10

• Victory over Bears still elusive for water polo

• Volleyball road trip ends in a win and a loss

• Hopkins makes his own way

• The game plan for making winning sports movies

• Vinyl options: No extra charge

• Weekend Review: "King Lear"

• Weekend Review: "The Gas House"

• Universities deserve fair share of funding

• Editorial: Awareness week may hurt more than it helps

• Letters to the Editor

• Week in Photos: October 14-21

Friday, Oct. 19

• Restacking the PAC

• Q&A with Rodney Van

• Extra Points: Cowan’s time to shine – humbly

• Secondary ready to tackle Cal’s receiving corps

• Let’s add to Bears’ unfortunate ‘should-win’ losses

• Students party at own risk

• Doctor plans humanitarian trip

• Organic options in the works

• Campus to host families for Parents’ Weekend

• PINK recruits college models

• Stakes are high for UCLA

• Bruins need weekend wins

• Looking for redemption on the road

• Men’s golf hopes to prove preseason rankings true

• Renaissance man

• Colbert candidacy smart

• Web site fosters social interaction

• Screen Scene: "Reservation Road"

• Screen Scene: "Lars and the Real Girl"

• Welcome, parents

• Nutritional information isn’t just for calorie counters

• Editorial: Visit should be a learning experience

• Letters to the Editor

Thursday, Oct. 18

• Worth more than words

• The next generation of gaming emerges

• Campus suicide victim troubled

• Graduate students to share work at LGBT conference

• Feature Photo: Big party performance anything but ‘hopeless’

• Alumni stress reach of history degree

• Summit sets high goals for climate change

• Program assistants plan social events for dorms

• Scarce spots force improvisation

• Coaches keeping all options open

• Stop talking about Kobe

• Focused teamwork kicks Bruins to top

• Road trip includes both best and worst of Pac-10

• Bruins aim to hold top spot at Stanford

• Royce Hall ready for the royal treatment

• Country flavor comes to L.A.

• Gore and his lying ‘Truth’ unfit for Nobel Peace Prize

• Letters to the Editor

Wednesday, Oct. 17

• A modern California gold digger

• Theater Review: "Dangerous Corner"

• Dark puppet show oozes a morbid charm

• Words greater than numbers

• Festival brings prayer, dance to campus

• Students ask to have input heard

• Hillel offers free trips to Israel

• Gov. vetoes AB 8, submits replacement

• UC proposes changes to SAT subject tests’ weight

• Report analyzes Asian American students

• Headache sources are diverse, unusual

• Chemical flags Alzheimer’s early

• Student Stroke Team gains real experience

• Extra Points: Realize his potential

• Cal’s offense a test for Bruins

• Men’s soccer has a goal to improve its scoring

• Feathers fly when roosters do more than just crow

• Men’s golf season is a hard-fought course

• Spread contraception to save lives

• Editorial: Student input should matter, most of all to UC

• Letters to the Editor

• Feature Photo Gallery: Ghostface Killah

Tuesday, Oct. 16

• Governor vetoes Dream Act

• Science&Health: Rocking out to raise money for RSD research

• New bill restricts textbook prices

• New budget report threatens UC funds

• Center works to facilitate art, science collaboration

• Setting the standard

• Bush, Leinart out of luck

• Pac-10 a cutthroat conference

• Cowan to play quarterback v. Cal

• Hating the sinners, loving their sins

• FX’s ‘It’s Always Sunny’ is deliciously twisted

• Speaks Out: Why do you think it is important for students to study the humanities?

• Editorial Cartoon

• Nonmajors screening film classes

• Soundbite: Radiohead

• Exhibit celebrates photographer’s, city’s legacies

• Discount book-buys: There’s a novel idea

Monday, Oct. 15

• L.A. homelessness a prevalent issue

• USAC sets funding allocations

• Clinton details college aid plan

• Schwarzenegger signs bill to reform UC and CSU meetings

• Blindness not an inhibiting factor

• Contract aids TAs and tutors

• Anderson promoting women’s corporate leadership roles

• Sophomore leads win over Oregon

• The infamous ‘Year of returns’

• Bruins split weekend matches

• Stuck in the water at SoCal Tournament

• Last-minute goal allows UCLA to trump Cal

• Invitational prepares cross country for Pac-10 Championship

• Black Lips’ uniquely blended music is their mantra

• Overachievers fail to find fun in hobbies

• Weekend Review: "Black Watch"

• Editorial: Groups need to request reasonable USAC funds

• Weekend Review: "Gulliver’s Travels"

• Delayed releases frustrate and annoy

• Controversial scholar should not speak here

• Election 2008: Presidential Candidates at a Glance

• Two options for fresh produce

• Week in Photos: October 7-13

• Letters to the Editor

Friday, Oct. 12

• [BREAKING NEWS]: Young man falls to death on South Campus

• Dream Act’s deadline near

• Fair emphasizes resource conservation

• New home for retired faculty

• Ex-sorority houses create communities

• Career Center an asset for many

• Soccer sets extra practice in hopes of a win

• Bruins begin run for national title

• Men’s water polo fights to elevate intensity

• With start of conference play, women’s team takes aim at fifth championship

• Another world of writing

• Herb salmon alla vino

• Screen Scene: "We Own the Night"

• When in Denmark, shower in the kitchen

• Screen Scene: "Elizabeth: The Golden Age"

• Editorial: Credit promo ban wouldn’t be complete fix

• L.A. plays host to surrealist’s exhibit

• Editorial: Statewide silence only hushes the Constitution

• Editorial Cartoon

Thursday, Oct. 11

• Few compete without redshirting

• Bruins set to defend against Oregon schools

• Senior returns to the court after summer hiatus

• My team’s out; now who do I root for?

• Handball a surprise warm-up for soccer

• Changes planned for GRE

• Student panel discusses sexuality

• University of California improves its credit rating by one notch

• Saving money getting more resourceful

• News Brief: Stabbing Suspect Caught

• A piece of music history hides on campus

• UCLA Live schedules ‘Blind Date’ for students at Royce

• UC should take shot at mandating vaccine

• Alum, denied by film school, now a producer

• Letters to the Editor

• Editorial Cartoon

• Calendar

Wednesday, Oct. 10

• Teachers-in-training crucial to schools

• Student groups embrace Web

• Dorm tension can be avoided

• Learning the art of interviewing

• Officials look to broaden campus wireless coverage

• UCLA to embark on extensive children’s health study

• Alumna’s pen flows freely on the page

• Book Review: "The Unheard: A Memoir of Deafness and Africa”

• As rock slows, electronic dance keeps up the beat

• Band welcomes fans onstage

• Buying babies not as harmless as it seems

• Home in on crime, not past offenders

• Letters to the Editor

• Quarterback options on the table

• Football coach feels the heat

• Join me in giving first-half accolades

• Star recruit exhibits confidence, readiness for season at media day

• Injuries beset soccer in loss

• Doctors without borders: college edition

• Israel still not viable EAP option

• Free travel benefits for officials bother some

Tuesday, Oct. 9

• Getting a degree in overachieving

• UC provides extra pay

• Muslims observe Ramadan by fasting, prayer

• A Middle Moment: Determine how media affects your well-being

• Technological advances lead to new forms of telemarketing

• State sets high test standards

• Extra Points: Face it: we need to get creative

• We’re a football school, too

• Bruin nets career high in USC defeat

• Freshman finds a spot in the Hall of Champions

• Versatile L.A. club attracts students

• Soundbite: Devendra Banhart

• Italian cinematographer tells a story of shadow and light

• Beauty of art is in the eye, and gut, of the beholder

• Music industry players to share their experiences, advice

• Deep dark secrets on World Wide Web

• Editorial Cartoon

• University of California Makes In House Changes

Monday, Oct. 8

• Offensive blunders take their toll

• Bruins scrub Pac-10 opener

• Women’s volleyball defeats No. 4 USC

• Water polo drowns weekend competition

• UCLA tames fifth-ranked Broncos at home

• Swimmers wade into season with a victory over Idaho

• Third-string walk-on faces tough game

• Defense unable to make up for offensive mistakes

• Cross country fairs well in Triton Classic

• Preparing for competitive admissions

• UC endorses new loan policy

• Student editor to keep his job

• Get Legal brings Ruckus to campus

• Gen. Clark speaks on Iraq, book

• Director talks global politics

• Weekend Review: Black Label Society

• Not your everyday song

• Sneak peeks don’t tease; they put out too much

• More international aid needed in Darfur

• UC acts to preserve honesty in loan lending

• Congress gets it right with act to reduce college costs

Friday, Oct. 5

• Revenge in sight

• Bruins set for rivalry match

• Slater finding perfect fit as returner

• Defense facing small challenge seriously

• Extra Points: Is Weis breaking coach pipeline or just unlucky with Irish?

• Q&A with Aaron Perez

• Battle of the Columnists

• Historic grudge match? Count me in

• What hockey is all ‘aboot’

• Women’s soccer taking one game at a time

• UCLA to race, train with Idaho swimmers

• General to discuss new book

• College town scene hard to define

• Rising debts worry students

• Crowded freeways push drivers to find alternate routes

• Swedish Invasion

• Screen Scene: "Lust, Caution"

• Screen Scene: "The Darjeeling Limited”

• New dance meant to inspire questions

• Film series features work of ‘3 Chinas’

• Gamer Galaxy: "Halo 3"

• Facebook: a distorted lens for viewing applicants

• Editorial: Berkeley’s global vision: our example

• Editorial Cartoon

• Letter to the Editor

Thursday, Oct. 4

• Human rights put in focus

• Greater than the sum of its junkyard parts

• Health care bill vetoed

• Feature Photo: Pass me the Pop

• Actress speaks on behalf of banking organization

• Health school receives grant to combat obesity

• Tabling a fierce competition

• Coach signs for $1.5 million, here to stay

• Having skills, confidence in the goal has its perks

• Secondary defense is primary goal

• UCLA’s worldwide reputation attracts top global talent

• Tough waters ahead this weekend

• Women’s tennis to begin tournament

• ‘Big Time’ brings eclectic fun to the Hammer

• Calendar

• Culinary Connoisseur: Compare and Contrast Edition

• Speak out, lest airport security blacklist you

• Letter to the Editor

• Editorial Cartoon

Wednesday, Oct. 3

• Breaking news and the mold

• Mattel rallies against veto

• Bruins find magic at home

• Behold the ruins of former glory

• Tight ends making fewer catches this year

• Women’s volleyball adapts to resignation of key player

• Women’s soccer glows at No. 2

• Feeling lonely? It might be in your genes

• Empty nests offer new opportunities for parents

• Depression study finds shame at root of issue

• Bunche Center hosts event

• Developing campus leaders

• Making ‘Gossip Girl’ leap from its pages

• Theater Review: “Butterflies of Uganda: The Memories of a Child Soldier”

• Feature Photo: A ‘Limited’ appearance

• Pick your own album price

• College life is a stage, sans silver platters

• Hollywood ambassador to visit Anderson School

• Letter to the Editor

Tuesday, Oct. 2

• Professor takes Academic Senate chair position

• Operation Mend offers surgery to servicemen

• MCAT, grades most critical

• Water, water everywhere, and not a drop unclean

• I digitalize, therefore I am

• Communications Board chair selected

• Increasingly erratic behavior gives away impostor student using campus facilities

• Author maps out history of Hollywood

• Soundbite: múm

• The fine line between interactive and invasive art

• Culinary Corner: Tuk Tuk

• Extra Points: Breazell proves to be a class act

• Dorrell shows faith in Olson

• Men’s soccer hopes for respite at home

• Winning streak is immaterial to Bruins

• They were contenders – too bad no one saw them

• Editorial: Journalists must follow ethics when reporting

• Iraqi losses take backseat in U.S.

• Editorial Cartoon

• Iran not seeking confrontation

• Letter to the Editor

• Editorial Cartoon

Monday, Oct. 1

• TA union reaches agreement with UC

• Bruins claw their way to road win

• Special teams pick up slack while offense lags

• Extra Points: Olson showing positive growth

• Late upset victory marks Lang’s return

• Water polo suffers key loss to Stanford

• Matadors take advantage of UCLA’s poor play

• Bruins split matches on road

• Campus disability support ample

• Project gets $2 million boost

• Hill to add to themed housing

• Negotiations for TAs delicate

• Puzzles Café expands menu to please students

• Film students present art that speaks

• Weekend Review: The National

• Bad movies are good, unless you’re in public

• Proposed bills won’t lighten the load for college students

• Don’t simply fly by on Bruin Walk

• Editorial: Students need voice in campus safety

• Ridicule of Iranian leader unjust

• Letters to the Editor

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