Story archive for April 2008

Thursday, May 1

• Editorial Cartoon

Wednesday, April 30

• UCLA Law to expand endowment

• Leaving the seller’s market

• Presidential candidates sparring on NAFTA

• How Do I: Make a move and then keep talking

• UC president-elect discusses budget-cut concerns, policy plans

• Former worker indicted for selling medical information

• Clean energy options explored at forum

• Miraculous Winn

• Draft grades given too early

• Sickness alters lives of families

• Golf needs different strokes

• Bruins fall to Pepperdine

• Tennis prepares for NCAAs

• Confronting cancer’s challenges firsthand

• Unequal pay deserves to be noticed

• Editorial: Offenders should not be denied financial aid

• Candidates at a Glance

• Elected GSA has a feel for the needs of its students

• Coachella Diary: Dry Desert, Purple Reign

• Puppets bringing cultures together

• ‘Baby Mama’ shouldn’t deliver on indie turf

Tuesday, April 29

• Senior finishes Pac-10 play on top

• Collison will keep UCLA a contender

• NCAA all-around title caps prosperous career

• Three Bruins chosen in NFL Draft

• Baseball sets off for Malibu optimistic

• Pole vaulter shatters career high by 10 inches

• Bruins excel in Penn Relays events

• Wildfire rages in Sierra Madre

• After gangs, life goes on

• Sex assault near Drake

• New director to lead UCLA center, resort

• Media switching mediums

• Panel to address aging

• GOP taking a page from Chávez’ playbook

• It’s my life, and I’ll be a drama queen if I want to

• Letter to the Editor

• Editorial Cartoon

• Exquisite chords

• Soundbite: Julia Holter

• Soundbite: Ariel Pink's Haunted Grafitti

• A story’s teller is as important as her words

• Students to dance across cultural boundaries

Monday, April 28

• Panel discusses possible harms of nanomaterials

• Week in Photos: April 21-27

• Undefeated Bruins win tournament

• Collison to stay next year

• Cowan injured, out for season

• Gymnastics is edged out of Super Six Team Finals

• Spring scrimmage tests football’s inexperienced offensive line

• Softball scores early, sweeps Bay Area

• Baseball wins series against Washington

• Incoming freshmen decide on housing

• There’s no place to relax like UCSB

• Candidates share presidential aspiration

• Candidates share presidential aspiration: Homaira Hosseini

• A night with Victor Kemper

• Candidates share presidential aspiration: Matt Sandler

• Editorial: Government oversight of endowments unnecessary

• Candidates share presidential aspiration: Jeff Matt

• Hot weekend refreshingly literary

• Weekend Review: Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival

• Weekend Review: “Testosterone: How Prostate Cancer Made A Man of Me”

• Festival of Books 2008 Slideshow

• Electronic music’s histrionics

Friday, April 25

• Speaking out with silence

• Before Olympics, controversy rages

• Slates eye leaders to build tickets

• Three agree to voluntary cap

• State sentator discusses bill to reform health care

• Local solutions for a world problem

• Challah For Hunger donates profits

• Students strut runway to outmode cancer

• Top two quarterbacks injured

• Top-ranked Bruins up for a challenge

• Favorites fall apart after first round

• Revitalized offense ready to hit the road

• Throwers anticipate high marks

• Women’s team competes at Penn Relays

• Softball heads to NorCal

• Donating from the art

• Festival breaks Bollywood mold

• Pizza bella rises to the top(ping)

• It’s time for a new chapter in textbooks

• Budget cuts forecast bleak future for high schoolers

• Editorial: Federal student loan buyout in nick of time

• Editorial: Act should quell fears of genetic testing

• Don’t write off the nest

• Festival of Books

• Editorial Cartoon

• New authors test festival’s offerings

• The shelves are emptying, but the memories remain

• Looking to be seen

• Bookmark it

Thursday, April 24

• A New Lens

• Readers, writers convene for love of books

• Vietnamese Student Union holds protest

• 'Commitment’ slate sweeps

• Progress of fee hikes called into question

• Expansion of wireless Internet network tested on the Hill

• Alumnus returning for literary celebration

• A&E Calendar

• Bruins hope to stick a win

• Bryant bounced back, but Garnett’s got game

• Agreement will wrongfully deport Vietnamese

• Volunteer experiences aren’t a world away

• Fresh arm aids baseball in victory

• State senator to speak on health care

• Old mathematical concepts may provide new identity theft protection

• Students hungry for dining options

• Story of his life: ESPN’s Mayne commentates on sports, fatherhood

Wednesday, April 23

• Orchestrating Translation

• From the floor to her future

• Weisser bats in victory run

• Game celebrates softball program

• Kayaks: They’re intoxicating fun

• Fickle season comes to finish

• Offense narrowed down by injuries

• Q & A with Alex Ross

• Book Review: “Just Who Will You Be?”

• Crossover stars shouldn’t be products

• Media isn’t feeding social ills

• Editorial: Don’t lock international students out with fee hikes

• Editorial Cartoon

• Letter to the Editor

• Clinton comes out on top in Pa.

• Fuel your body well to stay up and study

• Taking a fresh, personal approach to studying diversity

• Candidates report for campaign orientation

• Ceremony honor community-oriented service

• UCLA math professor wins prestigious award

• Ethnic studies trying to maintain relevance

• Students struggle for funding and mentorship in overlooked, understaffed program

• Promoting a greener campus

• Students of liberal arts face major prospects

Tuesday, April 22

• Joh swings into first place

• In proper setting, guns can be fun

• Palcic brings experience

• Bruins hope for happy end to home stand

• Softball to play US national team

• Unifying for peace

• Googling the future

• Science&Health: Finding memory

• Feature Photo: Bring on the books

• Bill protects access to student loans

• Students get help coping with death

• Westwood businesses celebrate Earth Day

• Write or wrong?

• Graduating seniors not yet prepared to give back

• Q&A with Tobias Wolff

• Turning away teachers bad for business

• Soundbite: Cut Copy

• Boycott China for torching human rights

• Don’t curse Potter fan for book

• Editorial Cartoon

• Week in Photos: April 14-21

Monday, April 21

• They do, even if the law says they can’t

• Pillow fighting for a cause

• Students lobby against fee hikes

• Q&A with Rhea Turteltaub

• Hillel guests gather to break unleavened bread

• Relief for relay for life walkers

• Funds approved for extra meeting space

• Nanotechnology inspires L.A. youth

• Fee for plastic bags touted in state assembly

• SAA, USAC sponsor leadership event

• Luc declares for draft

• Waves crash down on Bruins’ season

• Drawing on Dumbo

• Women’s tennis earns its first Pac-10 title

• Win secures fifth straight conference championship

• Q&A with Gay Talese

• Neuheisel focuses on need for offensive progress for spring game

• Baseball avoids series sweep with Sunday victory

• Music buyers find haven in MySpace

• Softball undeterred by rain

• Clinton trades identity for broad appeal

• Editorial: Bill needed to protect university researchers

• Men’s track and field comes up short in rainy Oregon

• High jumper wins invite with lifetime best mark

• Feature Photo Gallery: WACSmash

• Letters to the Editor

Saturday, April 19

• GSA candidate withdraws from race

Friday, April 18

• Students declare candidacy

• Bridging cultural gaps with song

• GSA aiming to be more visible

• Tennessee assistant is new women’s coach

• Love, Westbrook headed for NBA

• Let them go – their time has come

• Budget cuts may hurt UC, economy

• Volleyball to kick off playoff run in Pauley

• Against the odds, men’s tennis’ season near-perfect

• Former Black Panther will ‘keep ringing the bell’

• Healthy lineup puts Pac-10 title in view

• Shining a light for gaza

• Another round on the house

• Gas tax break won’t fuel progress

• Editorial: State fee on iTunes may drive out business

• Wedding bells may soon ring in new era for LGBT rights

• New media, old problem

• It’s all about the photographs

• Women’s track and field prepping for approaching postseason season at various meets

• Last place on the line as lacrosse rivals face off

• Softball team braving usually-chilly Washington for weekend conference series

• Bruins hope six rules to live by will guide them through a crucial series against Stanford

• Students must defend once-promised education

• Screen Scene: “Forgetting Sarah Marshall”

• Letters to the Editor

• Screen Scene: "Forbidden Kingdom"

• Men’s track to travel to Oregon for rivalry meet

Thursday, April 17

• Ash Grove: folk’s L.A. stomping ground

• Bill would limit UC contracts

• Professors sign on to open-access textbooks

• Lie-in honors Va. Tech victims

• Canceled flights don’t need to ruin plans

• Vigil to illuminate plight of Gazans

• Pancake philanthropy planned

• An arm in a league of its own

• Mending necessary to clinch playoffs

• Love to announce NBA draft decision

• Men’s tennis wins final home match

• No. 1 UCLA faces Olympic team

• Blue grass roots

• Equal parts water, environmentalism

• ‘Screamers’ hopes to incite against genocide

• Falling funds leading to education imbalance

• Paying fees is just the first step to a rewarding club experience

• As cost of war rises, so must protesters’ voices

• Weekend Calendar

• Letter to the Editor

Wednesday, April 16

• Protesters: Free Tibet?

• Obama treats working class like children

• Editorial: Campuses need to protect free expression

• Editorial: Citywide fee hikes worth the services provided

• Admissions trend could be disastrous

• Exhibit gives needed face to AIDS

• With tent as portal, AIDS no longer worlds away

• Finding healthy appetite a complex endeavor

• Genetics plays role in obesity

• Food restriction not effective long-term weight-loss solution

• A time to sift through options

• How Do I: Get parallel parking rules down straight

• Bill designed to protect animal researchers to undergo review

• Banquet illustrates inequality with empty stomachs

• Editorial Cartoon

• Bruins to host playoff game

• Olympics not all fun and games

• CSUN game ends baseball’s win streak

• Not the same old song and dance

• Surround-sound distractions annoy

• Theater Review: "My Fair Lady”

• There are some traditions we just can’t afford

Tuesday, April 15

• No. 1 quarterback up in the air

• Fans swindled in SuperSonic deal

• Club lacrosse defeats UCSC in last home game of season

• Baseball to resume play against Northridge

• UC welcomes a diverse class

• Candidates getting acquainted with voters

• Keeping pets a challenge

• UCPD searching for two prowlers

• Prospective Bruins explore campus

• Pesce appointed to lead Daily Bruin

• Get feedback on your state

• Historical Hijinks

• Soundbite: Man Man

• This summer, give sunscreen a chance

• Who’s looking out for you? Not the right-wing media

• Local hangouts are fertile dating ground

• UCLA Radio should get the dollars it wants

• Editorial Cartoon

Monday, April 14

• Chancellor speaks with students at Hillel

• Water polo goes undefeated again

• Bruins advance to NCAA nationals

• Mile runner breaks 4 minutes at home meet

• Scrimmage shows progress

• Men’s volleyball loses one, wins one over the weekend

• Bruins get ‘reality check’ in Arizona

• Jumpers go big in team’s home success

• Outbursts on offense lead to baseball’s sweep

• Graduate Students Association Candidates At A Glance

• Tennis defeats Arizona schools

• Madni resolved to give back to UCLA

• Hashemi intent on being accessible

• Festival celebrates Latino diversity

• Loans, aid unaffected by slow economy

• Event reels in money for Mattel

• Public broadcast for students

• Newseum memorializes still-living media

• Students should vote in the GSA elections

• Weekend Review: Complexions

• Republicans should not deny Latinos educational support

• Weekend Review: Handsome Furs

• Week in Photos: April 7 - 13

• Hip-hop struggles to find a new beat

• Letters to the Editor

Friday, April 11

• Perfect season in sight

• AAP to suffer budget cuts

• Student finds passion for truth

• If it’s private, mum’s still the word

• Career forte

• Asian American image still not fair

• Editorial: Excessive alcohol ads at NCAA in poor taste

• Faculty members recognized

• Homes are where the art is

• NCAAs hinge on Florida meet

• Editorial: Exit exam should not be forced on the disabled

• GSA packs Brew Co. for karaoke night

• ’Tis the season for tomatoes

• Students looking forward to Sunday’s Run/Walk

• Students should explore exotic WorldFest events

• Looking to be seen week two

• Bruins sharpen their away game for MPSFs

• Editorial Cartoon

• Softball readies for hot rivalries in Arizona

• Anderson to host global competition

• Screen scene: “Smart People”

• Baseball fighting to make the most of a flawed record

Thursday, April 10

• USAC discussion continues

• Musical to be labor of much ado in 24 hours

• Services help inexpert writers

• GSA to host karaoke night for meeting candidates

• Student group holds Korean Culture Night

• Protests won’t bring peace

• Howland gives players words of wisdom

• The dancers who lunch

• Men’s track ready to excel in invitational

• Councilmembers’ restructuring plan would cut back executives’ duties

• Asian American pop culture in spotlight

• Short-sighted senate proposal won’t mend an unbroken system

• Women’s basketball still searching for head coach

• A&E Weekend Calendar

• Food Review: The Stand

• Editorial Cartoon

• Second home meet of year to gauge progress

Wednesday, April 9

• Dedicated student volunteers find niche

• Oh, the prospects

• Bruins strike out in 10th inning

• GSA holds election orientation

• UCLA to cut down list of quarterbacks

• Players should dodge draft

• BruinCasts garner mixed reception

• How Do I: Got drunk? Try home remedies

• Toastmasters helps reduce communication fears

• Real estate, business professionals to speak at Crocker Symposium

• Some solicitors breed mistrust

• Philanthropy events aid nonprofit charities

• Art of Perception

• Theater Review: The Sunshine Boys

• Punk classic projected anew

• Cal Poly deal insults women

• Good books can speak volumes

• Editorial: Decency must be practiced on the Web

• Exhibit’s positive intentions fall short

• Screenwriters should be incorporated into all stages

Tuesday, April 8

• Kansas wins title

• I left my heart in San Antonio

• Baseball faces No. 7 UC Irvine

• Spring practice shows off progress

• Missed free throws doom Memphis

• Women’s golf places a shaky third

• Crime rates relatively unchanged

• This little Bruin went to market

• Retired, international UCLA employee dies at 89

• Overhaul of student government proposed

• Professor’s ‘Alphabet Soup’ spells out the artistic side of science

• Are cell phone waves harmful?

• UCLA students bring home Rice awards

• Publishing work a top priority for professors

• Inner city, national spotlight

• Soundbite: Clinic

• Soundbite: Black Keys

• Repair to spare favorite accessories

• Semana de La Raza raises questions of identity

• Versatility and profitability of a J.D. make the case for going to law school

Monday, April 7

• Tigers prove tough matchup for Collison

• Memphis players keep ball out of Love’s hands

• Three years in a row, UCLA wasn’t the best

• Convincing semifinal winners clash tonight

• Mata-Real plays last game in blue and gold

• Undefeated water polo takes care of Cal, Pacific

• Matadors outplay Bruins on senior night

• Softball team sweeps Bay Area teams in weekend games

• Tennis still dominating Pac-10 play

• Brooks’ pitching saves series’ last game

• Third time’s the same

• Curious workers invade privacy

• Bruin Health Week offers lifestyle tips to students

• Feature Photo: Not the usual Westwood handbags

• Black leaders gather for conference

• Student group provides international health aid

• Video Visionaries

• Weekend Review: Ra Ra Riot

• Weekend Review: Ani DiFranco and Susan Faludi

• Westwood’s music non-scene needs some booze

• Gray wolves not out of the woods yet

• University needs to join forces to raise wages

• Letters to the Editor

• Editorial Cartoon

• Week in Photos: March 31 - April 6

• Personal, lifetime bests set at weekend track meets

Saturday, April 5

• UCLA falls to Memphis in Final Four

Friday, April 4

• Love shows off full-court shooting at Final Four practice

• Ker savors four years

• Like never before

• Rivalry to be settled on mound

• Football practice kicks off under new coach

• Men’s track warming up for nationals with Texas meet

• Softball streaks into second week of conference season

• Workers demand rights

• Reeling in the right fish for your palette

• Yudof will take over on June 16

• Groups uniting to clean up Westwood

• ASUCLA’s marketing ready for Bruin success

• Blending Beats

• Teaching the telling of stories

• ‘YouTube generation’ becoming derogatory

• Screen Scene: “Leatherheads”

• Screen Scene: “Shine a Light”

• Another defensive clash with Tigers?

• This Final Four offers plenty of excitement

• Memphis definitely not an underdog

• Clinton a poor choice for speaker

• Editorial: Famous patients need their privacy too

• Women's water polo anticipates match with No. 6 cal

• Keep transportation efforts on track

• Women’s track and field sends small squads to weekend meets

Thursday, April 3

• Rose proposes senate body

• Science&Health: Researchers shrink cancer treatment in pursuit of big results

• Personal shopping tours uncover hidden deals

• Speaker to discuss nuclear proliferation

• Greek life officials say spring rush brings less pressure

• LAUSD Chinese program may grow

• Hammer hosts discussion forum

• Football beginning major spring transition

• Maybe optimism is no longer unfounded

• Men’s volleyball snags MPSF playoff berth

• Close game threatens Bruins’ winning streak

• Memphis point guard Andre Allen suspended

• Poster children

• ‘Bat Boy’ production gives insight into human nature

• Feature Photo: “We’re marching on to victory, to conquer all the rest”

• Cleaning up the UC’s big mess deserves big pay

• Future Bruins: UCLA’s not perfect, but your time here can be

• Editorial Cartoon

• Bill Clinton thoughtless choice for 2008 commencement

Wednesday, April 2

• Applicants raise the bar

• Campus switches on greener light

• Asst. chief of UCPD in crash

• UCOP proposes to reduce annual budget

• Student group offers free assistance with taxes

• Been there, done that

• Driveway dreams a reality for Curry

• Bruins shut down Aztecs at home

• Pac-10 schools ranked at the top

• Airline rules need reform

• A well-executed game plan to bring success

• Editorial: UCOP’s budget-cut proposal appropriate

• Body language often speaks louder than words

• Cracking the code

• Hand gestures key to communication

• Editorial Cartoon

• Food Review: Guelaguetza

• Letter to the Editor

• Internet killed the video store

• Coming face-to-face with human emotions

Tuesday, April 1

• Holiday scheduling spurs protest

• Bruin beer from scratch

• Professor was engaging, kind

• Voice-over technology changes study habits

• Democrats wary of intraparty friction as primaries wrap

• Wins revive season hopes

• NBA age limit unfair to freshmen

• Kevin Love named first-team All-American

• Gymnastics fails to capture Pac-10 title

• Catching the kong craze

• César Chávez Day oversimplifies Latino struggles

• Talking to ex can cure the breakup blues

• Soundbite: Crystal Castles

• Small museums worth the trip

• Editorial Cartoon

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