Story archive for September 2008

Wednesday, Oct. 1

• End the mystery of the orgasm

• Editor's Picks

• Irresponsible alcohol use can result in accidents, dependence

Tuesday, Sept. 30

• New restaurant opening on Weyburn

• Handling the strain and staying sane

• Operations and menus have changed dining on the Hill

• Injuries test men’s soccer

• Continuing the curse would benefit Cubs

• Women’s soccer keeps ball moving in practice

• With Bell’s return, offense finally finds success running

• Baltimore duo keeps a raw, soft sound

• Growing old needs no grace

• Soundbite: T.I.

• Law shields providers, neglects patients

• McCain has the upper hand on the economy

• Speaks Out: Athletes' restaurant favorites

• Strong offense faces a tough schedule

• Steps can be taken to save the Undie Run

• Volleyball offense lags behind

Monday, Sept. 29

• First debate, no knockout punch

• Impact of negative ads uncertain

• Students receive bids to join Greek life

• Anderson School fundraiser announced

• Meeting addresses complaints of North Village residents

• Nanotech research center to open

• UCLA defense doesn’t cut it

• USC snaps women’s volleyball win streak

• Coleman fumbles after powerful start

• Don’t believe the scoreboard; Saturday was a win

• Bruin breaks record in breakout game

• Men’s soccer ties with clutch goals

• New runners lead team to fifth

• Funk, blues and all that jazz

• Celebrate a new engagement

• Reusable bottles aren’t enough to save planet

• Education should be a right – keep in-state fees for illegal immigrants

• Committee chairs defend integrity, lawfulness of UCLA’s admissions process

Friday, Sept. 26

• Craft, Neuheisel to focus on consistency

• ’Dogs could decide Bruin season

• Injuries account for inexperience

• Freshmen fuel USC, UCLA rivalry

• Silver medalist coaches bring Olympic spirit to UCLA

• Women’s volleyball coach Banachowski has 42nd year against USC

• Double overtime with San Diego ends in tie for men’s soccer team

• UCLA marketing betrays Bruins by advertising in Fresno Bee

• Cross country goes to Stanford

• Coalition rallies young vote

• Future of Undie Run may be on the line

• Hilgard Houses to make way for studios

• Governor signs bill to ban texting while driving

• Independent voters may influence election

• Students find financial options in a falling economy

• GSA prioritizing visibility, interdisciplinary research

• Artists endorse participation

• Downloading keeps show prices up

• Students need to vote so politicians take notice

• Girls just want to have fun – without any games

• Join the Club

• Bruins record eighth straight shutout against Santa Clara

Thursday, Sept. 25

• Coaches stay strictly positive

• Men’s soccer hopes for success on the road

• Bruins face tough match in Broncos

• A new year, a new sports section

• Not the start that legendary Norm Chow was seeking

• Injury-prevention program brings team hope

• Bruins score long-awaited victory over Santa Clara

• Men’s water polo driven by strong defensive attitude

• Men’s and women’s cross country each snag No. 1 spots

• Even with a $20 million contract, Ramirez is worth every penny

• Governor signs late budget

• Manny, an expensive liability

• Experts advise student caution

• Bruin Bash triumphs again

• UC accountability report released

• Hosseini discusses progress in presidency

• Zeta Psi will reclaim empty house on Gayley Ave.

• Helicopter noise disrupts residents

• Symposium to honor genetics research at UCLA, recognize donors

• Panel envisions life after the FAFSA

• Photo gallery: Bruin Bash 2008

• Film explores Bruin director’s small-town ties

• Art Review: “Bernini and the Birth of Baroque Portrait Sculpture”

• Looking forward to living LA vida loca

• Bruins, pursue these noteworthy experiences

• TAs are valuable learning resource when used properly

• Student interest in politics could change our economy and our future

• Soundbite: Plain White T's

• Editorial: Raise taxes to save our state programs

Tuesday, Sept. 23

• Governor signs state budget

Monday, Sept. 22

• Photo gallery: UCLA vs. Arizona

Sunday, Sept. 21

• Cheney returns after Olympic gold

• Strong senior class leads No. 1 women’s soccer team

• Volleyball gains height and youth

• Unpredictable matches await in Pac-10

• Volleyball senior steps up as leader, seeks elite competition

• Women’s rowing begins preparations to face tough conference

• Krikorian balances two teams

• Goalie Lapin has Olympic aspirations

• Jorth brothers unite as Bruins on water polo team

• Neuheisel’s odyssey begins and ends at UCLA

• Registration Issue

• Freshman wideout shines against Tennessee

• Moore, Ware compete for starting safety position

• An exciting minor can be a major diversion

• USAC president stifles Bruin voice

• Block extends a warm welcome

• Locker-room focus shifts to class

• Appointments are carefully considered

• Students must be actively involved

• Last week’s loss just a step to success

• Slow start fails to daunt Bruins

• Dance marathon more than just philanthropy

• Students are unique agents of change

• Footage has unintentional hilarity

• Don’t let the dollar get you down; indulge in education

• ‘Dorm Life’ sees second season

• Midfielder Leopoldo shoots for championship season

• Viewpoint prepared for interaction

• Get involved, but have fun doing it

• Sacred Music Festival

• Senior forward Griffin leads soccer team to goals

• Change is afoot at the Daily Bruin

• Give feedback and get involved

• I’m here to satisfy your news needs

• Turn your dorm into your domain

• Bruins evaluate, connect with candidates

• So you want to be a DJ?

• We strive for what it means to be a Bruin, daily

• Textbook prices lowered, scholarship implemented by USAC

• SAA offers opportunities to network, share Bruin spirit, have fun

• Bruins pursue missions abroad

• IM and club sports offer competition, new opportunities to students

• Put on your tourist caps, UCLA

• Construction begins on Sunset Rec aquatic center project

• Theater: Imported

• Organizations welcome back Bruins with a bevy of activities and events

• US must reconsider goal, position in Afghanistan

• UCLA alum makes California stereotypes into art

• Cross country veterans and freshmen hope for high finishes through teamwork, collaboration

• Questioning Palin’s ability is not anti-feminist

• USAC, GSA mobilize to get students to the polls

• The Best of UCLA

• Greek organizations go green

• Gold medalist visits UCLA hospital

• Pre-medicine society forms new UCLA chapter

• Metro considers implementing subway lines close to UCLA

• Jealousy a detriment to productivity, teamwork

• Procrastination not a reliable resort

• File-sharers subject to severe penalties

• Pressure to succeed may run in the family

• Film students need not stress about success

• Soundbite: Of Montreal

Saturday, Sept. 20

• UC employees will contribute to retirement plans

• Bruin offense struggles in Pac-10 opener against Arizona

• Arizona tight end shakes up Bruins

• UCLA protects its brand all around the world

Saturday, Sept. 13

• BYU does everything right, demolishes UCLA

• UCLA secondary can’t handle BYU’s passing game

• Photo Gallery: UCLA vs. BYU

Friday, Sept. 12

• Death toll rises in Chatsworth train collision

• Dean of students investigates reports of sexual assault

Monday, Sept. 8

• Gunman court date set

• Drinking age under fire

• Palin choice evokes mixed reactions

• Metro aims to improve public transit in West LA

• Skipping sleep doesn’t add up to good grades

• UCLA ranked No. 25 on US News

• UCLA’s trifecta will bring home the victory

• Men’s team hopes to make waves

• Keep an eye on sports other than football

• Before the majors, alum honed his swing at UCLA

• Men’s soccer rebounds from early loss

• Emotion enhances intensity, not accuracy

• Women’s volleyball off to a strong start with wins in Nevada, Riverside

• Choose a healthy lifestyle to keep your brain in peak shape

• Indie films go online to put off costs

• UCLA Hall of Fame

• Gamer Galaxy: “Mario Super Sluggers”

• Frequent sex is not always great sex

• ‘Private Lives’ bares all for audience

• Letters to the Editor

• It’s not all ‘Hills’ and McMansions in LA

• Letters to the Editor

Tuesday, Sept. 2

• UCLA beats Tennessee in overtime

• Craft brings back game in second half

• Hold your highest hopes for next year

• Women’s volleyball ends season-opening tournament with 2-1 record

• Soccer teams begin season with success

• Admissions cover-up alleged

• Shooter arrested in Westwood

• Party conventions contrast

• Biden’s experience adds to Obama’s resume

• Lo, the Internet’s beginnings

• Pilot high school rethinks education models

• No fanciful mermaids on this real-life ‘Island’

• Palin gamble unlikely to get votes

• Weekend Review: “Sleep Through the Static Tour”

• Editorial: Dissension necessary part of university life

• Editorial: McCain fails to put US first with VP choice

• Gamer galaxy: “Bionic Commando Rearmed”

• Photo Gallery: Effin' Good Music

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