Story archive for September 2007

Monday, Oct. 1

• Letters to the Editor

Friday, Sept. 28

• [Online exclusive]: Dean of UCLA College to resign from post

• The Internet calls UCLA home

• Medical workers picket

• Joint research facility unveiled

• TA contract to expire Sunday

• Legislators target hefty book prices

• Not-so-secret passwords open doors to information theft

• Consistent linemen are key in Corvallis

• Bruins undaunted by Beavers’ No. 19 defense

• Lang returns to forward position

• Star players to start together for first time

• Water polo prepares to face Cardinal

• Pac-10 Preview

• Bruins prepare for meet in Oregon

• Fun on the run

• Screen Scene: "The Kingdom"

• Internet connections can click romantically

• Screen Scene: "Eastern Promises"

• Enjoy college – it’s more than just fancy book-learning

• Editorial: Textbook bills show textbook improvidence

• A truly moving exhibition

• Letters to the Editor

• Don’t get burned when equipping your kitchen

• Editorial Cartoon

Thursday, Sept. 27

• Remembering a selfless life

• Alumnus sitting pretty with role on ‘Betty’

• Herbal, natural options abound

• Want furniture? Try streets, information superhighway

• LuValle Commons adopting greener habits

• USAC makes Academic Senate appointments

• State senator pushes UC to institute shared governance of employee pensions

• CSC groups committed to service

• Copper, other materials stolen from Sproul Hall

• Petraeus’ optimistic take on Iraq War not a consensus

• Kosher meal plans become available

• Bonjon wants to mess with film audiences’ heads

• Professor’s music and career refuse defined boundaries

• Bruins lead the way at Hammer Museum

• Graduate playwrights to showcase creative efforts

• A quintessential college experience with interchangeable parts

• Strive to be more than just another nine-digit number

• Extra Points: Olson must make a statement

• Soccer endures tight finishes

• Editorial Cartoon

• Thanks, regents, but don’t give up

• Four goals earn Cheney kudos in Sunday’s game

• Women’s volleyball faces critical matchups this week

• Bruins stage comeback over UCI in sudden-victory game

• Miss it when it’s over, but enjoy the now

• Battle of the Columnists: Apron Parking

• Calendar

• Around the Pac-10

Tuesday, Sept. 25

• BREAKING NEWS
  Bomb threat closes UCLA Wilshire Center

Sunday, Sept. 23

• [Online exclusive]: UCLA rebounds against Washington

• [Online exclusive]: Extra Points

• [Online exclusive]: Play calling not as conservative against Washington

• [Online exclusive]: Back to square one

• Bruin flies high with fantastical hit series ‘Heroes’

• Fresh vision for a stronger community

• Readers, will you marry us again?

• Get ready for a more interactive paper

• Looking for more news you can actually use?

• An interview with King Arthur

• New service redefines movie sharing

• Look at these pages as an art guidebook

• Regents vote to raise fees at UC professional schools

• Greek life’s fall recruitment to start Zero Week

• Work-study provides extra aid

• Major events over the summer

• Screen Scene: "Across the Universe"

• Fro-yo face-off

• After tough start, men’s soccer regaining sure footing

• Strong fall film lineup includes unusual heavy hitters that may win big

• Mattel Children’s Hospital uses medical play, games to calm kids

• West Coast boasts Broadway-caliber talent, too

• Your paper, your voice, your home

• These are a few of my favorite months

• DVDs that put you in control of TV

• Men’s soccer alumni seeing success as pros

• Home is where you hang your Warhol

• Bruins look to ‘bright future’

• No need to flush away Craig’s career

• Reach out to students – increase chancellor’s visibility

• The most promising of fall’s new crop of shows

• UCLA volleyball focusing on beating Pac-10 teams

• Bolster your world outlook right here

• New libero Machado adjusting quickly to position change

• Journalism should aid, not handicap justice

• Water polo’s familiar No. 3 rank only a starting point

• Editorial: So far so good, but let’s finish well

• Embrace the quirky dorm experience

• I expect many Bruin victories

• True hedonism requires hard work and balance

• Extra Points

• Lauded quarterback has yet to perform up to expectations

• Philanthropic causes capitalize on Facebook’s resources, users’ contributions

• Opposing teams picking apart last year’s defensive strategy

• Find your identity, just don’t push others’ away

• Think you can dance for 26 hours?

• Fine line exists between drug use, abuse – knowledge is key

• Drinking moderation important

• The Hill is home at UCLA

• New golf coach expects fall improvement

• Women’s golf quickly gets into swing of competition

• Students’ sex experiences vary

• No need for division – we’re all Bruins

• Nickelodeon Games and Sports lets me relive the ‘Legends’ of my youth

• With some planning, studying abroad can be a profitable experience

• We’ll be here for you when you need us

• Cross country hopes to top last year’s season successes

• Obama’s political record shows sound judgement, ability to act

• New UCLA Live season may, again, be ‘best ever’

• Theater Review: "Tug of War"

• SAA connects Bruins, alumni

• A recruiting, rebuilding year for Bruins

• The pro-life voice must be heard

• Electoral reform a sneaky GOP tactic

• Living Ecofriendly on Campus

• More listeners giving vinyl another spin

• Aquatics center construction pushed back

• Confucius Institute at UCLA brings China to Los Angeles

• Bruins put focus on team effort

• We’ve got nothing but time

• Rare departure highlights excellence of Bruin sports

• Soundbite: Kanye West

• Letter grades show eateries’ cleanliness

• New housing head draws experience from time spent in hotel industry

• Battle of the Columnists

• Defensive tackle may finally get chance to prove himself

• Leaving the safe for the inspiring

• Soundbite: 50 Cent

• With all of UCLA’s perks, I’m sure I picked the right school

• Wide receiver rallies fast after hard accidental hit

• Important People on Campus: Administrators

• At school or abroad, Bruins are your family

• Important People on Campus: Students

• Classical music must try to appeal to masses

Thursday, Sept. 20

• [Online exclusive]: UC professional school student fees to increase over next three years

• [Online Exclusive]: Bruin Bash could learn a thing or two from other schools

• Man stabbed during attempted robbery in Lot 1

Wednesday, Sept. 19

• [Online exclusive]: Regents discuss plans to raise minority enrollment

Sunday, Sept. 16

• [Online exclusive]: UCLA football struggles to find rhythm in loss to Utah

Friday, Sept. 14

• [Online exclusive]: USAC appoints former Bruin Standard editor to Communications Board

Tuesday, Sept. 11

• [Online exclusive]: Some still feel clash between Islam, media

Monday, Sept. 10

• [Online exclusive]: Broad donates $20 million to UCLA's stem cell research

Sunday, Sept. 9

• [Online exclusive]: Shaky second half saved by big plays

• [Online exclusive]: Olson sputters a bit in season's second game

• [Online exclusive]: Cougars change game plan to pressure Bruin secondary

Thursday, Sept. 6

• Old team, new Olson

• A game that dares to be different

• Safety finds niche – returns

• Pac-10 Preview

• Offense wins the day under new coordinator

• Scouting Report: UCLA v. BYU

• Bruins want more stopping power for BYU

• Receiving corps demonstrates growth from last season

Sunday, Sept. 2

• [Online exclusive]: Defense not satisfied with first-game performance

• [Online exclusive]: Bell plows through Stanford defense for a career game

• [Online exclusive]: Bruins looking good, but USC, Cal look better

• [Online exclusive]: Second half brings strong offensive production

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