Story archive for November 2008

Wednesday, Nov. 26

• World Aids Day Slideshow

• Strive for health, not a ‘great’ body

• Adderall addiction too prevalent in student communities

• Submission: Fight the massive UC budget cut

• Submission: Palin or not, a female VP is needed

• Groups offer Thanksgiving options

• Judicial Board rules in favor of Galen Roth

• Neuroscience conference probes brain

• Baha’i religion believes in self discovery, no recruitment

• Football to face its double

• Soccer anticipates tough foe in Duke

• Collison encouraged to take more shots

• Water polo must be in tournament top two to advance to NCAAs

• Volleyball nabs much-needed win

• Bruins learn from mistakes

• Chicana, Chicano studies has grown with UCLA

• Beginning of Afro-American studies

• Speaks Out: Diversity at UCLA

• 48 ways to educate and entertain

• Bass players provide the punch

• Screen Scene: “Milk”

• Theater Review: "Spring Awakening"

Tuesday, Nov. 25

• Championing the fight against AIDS

• FlyAway to offer holiday shuttles

• Bruin hands reach out to Tanzanian orphans

• Amtrak bus line connects passengers to train stations

• Unicamp provides opportunities for campers and counselors alike

• Armenian student group hosts event for families

• UCLA faces sudden death on Friday

• Finding her second family

• Men’s cross country has run-of-the-mill NCAA finish

• Women’s volleyball looks for win over Waves

• Big Three bailout has to happen

• No on 8 protesters need political direction

• Milk: a screenwriter's inspiration

• Editorial: Regents’ decisions are a step forward

• Editorial: Students would be thankful for a real break

• That’s how I roll, Los Angeles: Metro bus style

• Letter to the Editor

• Week in Photos

• Religion and faith can play a role in secular affairs

• Student-athletes should show dedication, stay in school

• Culinary Connoisseur: Sweet Lady Jane Bakery

Monday, Nov. 24

• UC students protest budget cuts

• Proactive spirit fuels on-campus conference

• Bikers bring holiday joy to kids

• UCLA ranks No. 7 in foreign students enrolled

• Women’s soccer shuts down Women of Troy in 1-0 victory

• UCLA slams So. Illinois

• Promising postseason cut short with first-round loss

• Two athletes win Rhodes Scholarship

• Lack of consistent lineups is a problem for Bruins

• Bruin loss to Michigan raises doubts

• Morgan adjusts role to help team

• Cross country returns to nationals

• Samaniego leads divers in Texas

• Golfer heads to All-America Classic

• Team handed two Game 5 losses

• Bruins unable to match Maryland

• Upset at Pepperdine

• Music and environment

• Manga for the masses in L.A.

• Weekend Review: Of Montreal

• Practicality before passion isn’t always bad

• California should consider marijuana legalization

• Letters to the Editor

Sunday, Nov. 23

• Bruins blank Trojans 1-0 to advance to quarterfinals

Friday, Nov. 21

• Men's soccer eliminated in first round of NCAA Tournament

• Michigan upsets UCLA

• Bruins will seek revenge

• Students of color converge

• Forum directs group issues

• Women to face 'SC in Sweet 16

• The board votes against raising fees

• Grieving residents come together

• Soccer to play in NCAA first round

• Need a place to live? Apartments for sale

• Michigan's 1-3-1 defense too strong

• Sports Briefs: Meet the Bruins, 2009 Gymnastics

• Non-academic ventures consume college life

• Youth must muster power to achieve its dreams

• Editorial Cartoon

• Letters to the Editor

• Forever Dearest

• Exhibit leaps across mediums and genres

• Online: Men’s water polo looks to capture no. 2 spot in MPSF

• Shows’ demise may lie in long seasonal breaks

• Speaks Out: How is the economy changing students' lives?

Thursday, Nov. 20

• Regents consider UC enrollment limits

• In spite of demand, rights are in short supply

• Lost in translation but revealed in conversation

• Campus resources can help students plan to study abroad

• J-Board hears Roth case closing arguments

• Team seeks victory in NY

• UCLA football managers vital to success

• Women’s basketball snags two top recruits

• Freshmen gain playing time

• Die-hard Bruin fans severely needed

• Divers to compete at Texas A&M Invitational

• UCLA ready for NCAA Tourney

• Team improves as season heads toward final matches and freshmen gain experience

• Auto bailout is all politics

• Proposition 8 is an issue of equality, not morality

• Editorial: Out-of-state students could save UCLA budget

• Editorial: Library catalog needs phone access

• Ca$h Clo$et

• Theater Review: "The School of Night"

• Letters to the Editor

Wednesday, Nov. 19

• UCLA triumphs over Waves

• Soccer needs your support

• Bell returns, leads Bruins to victory

• Basketball believes in life after Love

• Water polo strengthens defense as season draws to end

• A reporter’s travels overseas

• In China, UCLA clothing is all about the style

• Professor receives famed Yale Medal

• Engineers Without Borders constructs a better world

• A picture is worth a thousand words, but it is not enough

• Fair labor practices difficult to enforce

• Forum to hear students’ interests

• Opportunities fair offers selections abroad

• Be prepared for the next big quake

• Twin idols fall short, even in heels

• Google shows that a little invasion of privacy can go a long way

• Submission: Obama’s charisma begins to win over nonsupporters

• Rappers and bloggers just can’t keep the peace

• Engineering a film

• Westwood cemetery is fitting for late stars

Tuesday, Nov. 18

• Theater Review: "The House of Dinah"

• Fiscal woes impact admissions

• Student homes threatened by wildfires

• Regents to discuss budget at meeting

• Prop. 8 awakens activism in youth

• Free flu shots offered for students in Bruin Plaza

• Global Climate Summit to discuss environmental issues

• Bruins advance to face USC

• Men’s soccer to take on Cal Poly

• Discouraged Clippers fans lack home-court enthusiasm

• Women’s basketball prepares to play Pepperdine

• Holiday won’t get any days off defensively

• Tournament mixes business and pleasure

• Women’s volleyball makes unusual move against Arizona

• Pushing societal boundaries

• ‘Twilight’ director drops by Westwood

• Heal relationship woes with self-indulgence

• Soundbite: "Parts and Labor"

• Keep Obama-mania in perspective

• Flawed education system unfair to students

• Editorial: Bus-only lane would improve L.A. transit

• UCLA has resources to make HIV/AIDS treatment available

Monday, Nov. 17

• Students mobilize on campus to continue ‘No on 8’ fight

• Prop. 8 protest in LA attracts thousands

• USAC Recap

• Williams Institute panel evaluates passage of Proposition 8

• UCLA Triathlon team holds Bruin 5k Races

• Conference unites social justice groups to discuss immigrant issues

• Panelists field discussion about issues facing Asian Americans

• Bruins win in Washington, 27-7

• Fires force rescheduling of match

• Men’s cross country heads to post-season; women’s run ends

• Coach’s history keeps game new turf

• UCLA outscores ASU but loses to Arizona

• Solid defense defeats Gauchos

• Blowout shortens longshot

• Neuheisel’s team takes its first road win

• Weekend wins boost Bruins’ spirits

• Men’s volleyball plays it old school at alumni game

• UCLA recovers from shaky first half

• Soccer ends regular season with crushing victory, 6-1

• Songwriter blazes her own musical trail

• Defining artistic abstraction

• Los Angeles theater takes center stage

• Faraway planets are relevant to humans

• Parking tickets are overpriced

• Generation Y joins the establishment

• Professors, departments should find ways to turn monopolistic course-reader system around

Friday, Nov. 14

• Hat trick helps Bruins into second round

• Women's swimming and diving to take on Arizona schools

• It was close, but still a win

• View from the other sideline

• Cross country prepares for vital NCAA races

• No. 1-seeded Bruins to host Fresno State

• Women’s basketball sizing up rivals as first game approaches

• Team veterans secure victory over Miami

• Bruins shoot for No. 1 seed in final game of the season

• Men’s volleyball to take on alumni team

• SAA holds ‘Leadership 101’

• Millions participate in ShakeOut

• ‘Isms’ to be presented

• Royal Rewards

• Project aims to revamp Wilshire

• Guest star spots not without risk

• UC Regents discuss retirement plan, Sudan

• Screen Scene: “Repo! The Genetic Opera”

• Wikipedia critics mislead users

• Filipino veterans of U.S. armed forces deserve benefits

• President-elect’s puppy takes over media

• Letters to the Editor

Thursday, Nov. 13

• Westwood to welcome new tastes

• Dance Marathon starts to register

• AEPi hosts hip-hop concert for the cure

• Sudan conflict talk replaces Ban Ki-moon’s appearance

• Housing search proves daunting

• Campus dining considers vegans, vegetarians

• Basketball gets sloppy win

• UCLA signs top recruits

• Twins are a running success on and off the pavement

• Moore becoming a leader on defense

• Sportsoroscope predicts future athletics news in its debut

• Water polo prepares for last two games

• Q&A with Jill Ellis

• Science & Health: UCLA Shakeout

• Filmmaker from UCLA wins fellowship

• Obama should make change cautiously

• The Bruin maintains relevance as print journalism fades

• L.A. features bevy of used bookstores

• Chivalry may be long dead, but don’t let the date be next

• What's Bruin?

• Editorial: Search records should be private

• Theater Review: "By the Waters of Babylon"

• Editorial: Keep the peace when protesting Prop. 8

• Constant news updates

Wednesday, Nov. 12

• ShakeOut plans for quakes

• Caldwell feels good fit among UCLA coaches

• Cleaning glass could take effort

• Coach stresses that Aboya’s fouls may harm Bruin play

• Final Four may be elusive again this year

• Bruins prepare for new season

• Team has faith in freshmen

• UCLA expected to shine in Pac-10 again

• New coach’s credo shapes team’s philosophy

• Frosh players join UCLA squad

• Changes lead to greater expectations

• Barring Cal upset, Stanford poised to win Pac-10 title

• Film society provides practical experience

• Benefit concert goes green

• Putting sustainability into practice

• Obama appealed to majority of young voters

• Animal rights activist faces jail, fine for injunction violation

• Free legal advice offered to students in Ackerman

• Major disasters require intensive preparation

• NCAA grants women’s soccer No. 1 seed

• Award-winning Nu talent

• Playing for the love of the cleats

• Meeting new friends face-to-Facebook

• Film school festival exhibits innovation

• Performances disappoint at hip-hop awards show

• Adapting to a new year

• Seniors play well in 2-1 game against Cal Poly SLO

• Soundbite: Tom Gabel

• Letters to the Editor

• Young players haven’t perfected game

Tuesday, Nov. 11

• Small apartment fire breaks out on Gayley Avenue

Monday, Nov. 10

• Bruins awarded No. 1 seed in NCAA Tournament, have tough road to College Cup

• Front row and gender

• Judicial Board to rule on petition

• Second annual ceremony honors veterans

• Half-cent tax expected to pass

• UCLA panel evaluates Obama’s win

• Dreaming up the president’s cabinet

• Dragovic arrested on charge of battery

• Weekend Review: Ingrid Michaelson

• Women’s soccer clinches Pac-10 title

• Loss to Beavers makes bowl game unlikely

• Weekend Review: TV on the Radio

• 2-1 win over Cal Poly ends Bruins’ shutout streak

• UCLA fans must demonstrate the power of positive thinking

• UCLA’s defense tough despite weak offense

• Women’s volleyball splits competition in Washington

• Swim dominates tri-meet

• Women’s basketball wins final exhibition game

• Men’s water polo scores a hat trick

• Change isn’t constant

• Key issues don’t disappear at election’s end

• USAC Recap

• Week in Photos

• What's Bruin?

• Letters to the Editor

Friday, Nov. 7

• Activists protest at temple

• Block gains transfer interest

• Bruins to battle Beavers in critical game

• Teams prepare for season

• Women’s volleyball to try for rebound

• Women’s swimming focuses on technique, improvement for today’s meet

• Bruins to play last 3 home games

• Meditate: Sitar Style

• Exhibit reveals teens’ struggle for identity

• The ABCs of ratings and small-screen woes

• Consider public sector jobs

• Blood donations stay within L.A. community

• Vegetarianism in moderation

• Bruins to finish season, seek sixth straight Pac-10 title in Oregon

• Soccer to wrap up season against Cal Poly with conference title secure

• The election show’s over, but stay tuned in

Thursday, Nov. 6

• BREAKING NEWS: UCLA students join Prop. 8 protest

• Hosseini addresses campus

• Bruin wins Samuel Goldwyn award

• UCPD arrests robbery suspect

• UCLA opens archaeology school in Egypt

• Student Welfare Commission organizes World AIDS Day

• Defense crucial for Saturday’s game

• Water polo not worried about loss to No. 1 USC

• Election highlights triviality of sports

• Speaks Out

• For Display Only

• Forget Facebook and try face-to-face contact

• Editorial: Prop. 8’s victory is a loss for California

• Sawtelle is a haven for Japan enthusiasts

• Theater Review: "Quixotic"

• Horror stories misrepresent dorm life

• What's Bruin?

• Letters to the Editor: November 6

Wednesday, Nov. 5

• Obama wins presidency

• Bruins prefer Obama in polls

• Some voters must turn to provisional ballots

• Proposition 8 passes, amending California constitution on marriage

• Students hear results in many places

• Half of registered students go to polls

• Camp Darfur to fight genocide

• Survivors share for posterity

• Bruins close to great finish

• Coed IM teams play by their own rules

• Winter blues for baseball

• Football must win on Saturday

• Women’s golf places fifth

• Editors' picks, election style

• Artificial intelligence reaching new heights

• Volleyball team faces hardships, loses to Oregon

• Innovation may lead to stem cells created without controversy

• Alumnae reunion yields quiet little film

• Music videos maintain popularity as countdown shows get axed

• Ultra-liberal agenda threatens nation

• Obama must restore unity

• Drop that tray for a new way to reduce food waste and save the environment

• Proposition Election results

Tuesday, Nov. 4

• UCLARadio provides streaming coverage of the election

• Bruins win exhibition game

• My politics are on the basketball court

• UCLA men’s soccer surges to Pac-10 title

• Football team hopes to avoid November woes

• Students head to the polls

• TV, the Web now a fixture in politics

• Waugh officially appointed executive vice chancellor

• Westwood sees new Amtrak stop

• Senior community project focuses on housing UCLA alumni

• Students can take precautions to prevent theft at parties

• Double, double toil - and payoff

• ‘Mad Decent’ tropical punk hits the national stage

• Election coverage generates pop culture gems

• Daily Bruin California Proposition Endorsements

Monday, Nov. 3

• ASUCLA revamps Ackerman

• Dribblers trot across campus for good cause

• Faith nourishes brotherhood

• New campus-wide voicemail

• Women’s soccer dominates

• UCLA falls short in 6-3 loss to USC

• No. 13 Bruins run into fifth place

• Men’s basketball prepares to begin a new season

• In first exhibition, women’s basketball begins revival

• Back on the water, pulling together for a strong finish

• Bruins outhit OSU but lose in nail-biter to Oregon

• Bruins secure Pac-10 Championship

• Professor’s direction shaped by editing career

• An author’s advice for future activists

• Weekend Review: Yelle

• Weekend Review: Rise Against

• Republican rhetoric is un-American

• Proposition 5 is not just blowing smoke

• Vote to improve America’s strengths, not to escape fears

• Letter to the Editor

• What's Bruin?

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