Story archive for June 2005

Monday, June 27

• Chemistry professor dies of cancer at 70

• Bruin’s ‘best race’ not enough at nationals

• Workers deserve decent treatment

• Guerrero joins committee

• Setter leaves UCLA

• Court ruling threatens university free speech

• School doesn’t have to be lame

• Bruin part of amateur surge at U.S. Open

• Tennis star leaves for Duke

• Donating blood saves lives

• Draft rules hurt college game

• Henderson happy with third at nationals

• Building a cleaner environment

• Dual-sport athlete declares retirement

• Forecast predicts possible recession

• UC lands two major settlements in ongoing lawsuit against Enron

• Thompson faces NBA Draft

• UCLA unlikely to release data

• Recruiting class intact after draft

• Editorial Cartoon

Sunday, June 26

• [Orientation Issue] Sports: Tennis lovers, players alike find a happy home at UCLA

• [Orientation Issue] Arts and Entertainment: Free flicks light up UCLA screen

• [Orientation Issue] Viewpoint: Make use of UCLA’s human resources

• [Orientation Issue] Arts and Entertainment: Get to know your community, one iPod at a time

• [Orientation Issue] News: The changing face of Westwood

• [Orientation Issue] Viewpoint: Add to UCLA’s legacy of student activism

• [Orientation Issue] News: The man at the top

• [Orientation Issue] Arts and Entertainment: Legally Bought

• [Orientation Issue] Viewpoint: Visit faculty on the Hill for academic support

• [Orientation Issue] News: Students tailor education to needs

• [Orientation Issue] Sports: Pauley project waits on donors

• [Orientation Issue] Arts and Entertainment: Author draws on campus for inspiration

• [Orientation Issue] Arts and Entertainment: Experience L.A. beyond Westwood by bus

• [Orientation Issue] News: New housing could alter Hill atmosphere

• [Orientation Issue] Viewpoint: Make the most of college years

• [Orientation Issue] News: Transportation options offset sparse parking

• [Orientation Issue] Viewpoint: Welcome to your 4-year orientation

• [Orientation Issue] News: Air Force ROTC offers students more than just financial lift

• [Orientation Issue] Arts and Entertainment: Coming this summer: UCLA orientation

• [Orientation Issue] News: Campus services offer Bruins a helping hand

• [Orientation Issue] Arts and Entertainment: Play time

• [Orientation Issue] Arts and Entertainment: Courses foster musical expression

• [Orientation Issue] Viewpoint: UCLA’s ‘downtown’ has much to offer

• [Orientation Issue] Sports: Rugby vies for Division I status

• [Orientation Issue] Sports: Summer fitness programs keep students pumping

• [Orientation Issue] Sports: No better time to become a fan

• [Orientation Issue] Viewpoint: Enjoy the subtle plot of your UCLA experience

• [Orientation Issue] Arts and Entertainment: Artist explores heaven on earth

• [Orientation Issue] Arts and Entertainment: Students exposed to film industry

• [Orientation Issue] Sports: Club sports serve up unique games for us all

• [Orientation Issue] Arts and Entertainment: 21st Century Fox

• [Orientation Issue] Viewpoint: Notable student union deserves appreciation

• [Orientation Issue] News: Work and school: a balancing act

• [Orientation Issue] Sports: Fast track to success

• [Orientation Issue] Sports: Bruin sports events march to a lively, lifelong beat

• [Orientation Issue] Arts and Entertainment: Comic books take over Hollywood

• [Orientation Issue] News: Campus crime has fallen, but precautions still advised

• [Orientation Issue] Arts and Entertainment: Liaison brings network, experience to school

Monday, June 13

• Next in line

• Students leave civilian world for military jobs

• W. track: UCLA revels in second place finish

• [Online] UCLA leads the way in space discovery

• Education from experience trumps classroom learning

• Administration tries to increase, maintain female faculty within the sciences

• International students bring global perspective to UCLA

• Year one play away from being epic

• M. track: UCLA men’s track team’s high hopes not met at NCAA Championships

• Bottom 10 sports moments of the year

• USAC to continue ongoing projects

• W. track: Triple jumper exceeds expectations to capture title

• Alumni pursue humanitarian causes

• Political theory

• Runner regroups to break records

• A fond farewell: From one ‘Mean Girl’ to another

• Reflecting on a historic year

• The End?

• Old friends, new Internet

• Moving from UCLA RA to TV RA

• Seniors say goodbye with one-act plays

• Bruin pursues radio dreams

• Undie Run tradition faces growing pains

• Show sends MFA grads off in style

• Graduating from cynicism

• UCLA MFA alumnus scores important theater role

• Returning for a proud finale

• Active students, alumni make UCLA an intimate place

• Graduation speakers blend originality, meaning

• International students bring global perspective to UCLA

• Heading into the future, it’s hard to let go of the past

• Words of advice from a longtime newsman

• Time off after graduation offers chance to explore career options

• W. track: 400m title won with NCAA record

• The Bruin offers direction, even if it’s to the exit

• Accounting scandals have prompted business schools to implement ethics courses

• TV broadcasters steeped in decency debate

• Finding a voice

• Done, but not finished

• Sequels capitalize on perennial favorites

• Firing up old classics with new media

• [Online] Economists predict slow growth

• Day in the Life

• Journalism more than just facts

• Campus Events books success with hot acts

• Pushing himself to victory

• Piano patron hears tunes of tribute

• Students have rawkin’ resource

• With graduation, time has come to turn in your badge

• Film alumnus reels in honors

• Grad student blends digital with fine art

• Grads' plans carry on after events of 9/11

• Enthusiasm buoys The Bruin

• Students dance, perform original pieces at WAC event

• House of empty memories only teaches us to look to the future

• Commencement only marks beginning of education

• UCLARadio makes airwaves

• Baseball: Pitcher chooses love over money

• Modern student activists more subdued than ’60s protesters

• Hope Floats

• M. volleyball: A finishing touch

• Following conventions important, but breaking them invaluable

• W. golf: Golfer stays true to her game

• Road of life may be unusual, but don’t skip ride

• International students bring global perspective to UCLA

• W. polo: Water polo lives up to hype

• Selden cements role as pitcher for Bruins

• Fees burden graduates

• Editorial: ‘Real world’ no place to forget college experiences

• Be the change you desire

• Kohlloeffel key in team’s run to title

• Enter the next stage with passion

• Top 10 sports moments of the year

• M. tennis: Men’s tennis coach cursed no more

• As newspaper has evolved, so have its staff members

• Senior steps up as team leader

• Music makers to create their careers

• New institute aids cancer research

• Spectrum of options makes next step uncertain

Sunday, June 12

• W. tennis: Women's tennis loses star player to transfer

• [Online] Rieber resident not seriously injured after fall from window

Thursday, June 9

• Editorial cartoon

• W. track: First day of NCAAs a breeze

• M. track: Track aims for top 5 at Championships

• Former Bruin nominated for Tony

• Group lends research proposals

• Dressed to the ‘9'

• Role playing

• W. track: Bruins face less pressure for title

• Editorial: UCLA’s best:1.) Efforts for international community

• Reviews of the week

• Letters to the editor

• Editorial: UCLA’s worst: 1.) The trend toward privatization

• Softball: Team’s loss may be good for game

• Crimewatch

• Softball: UCLA leaves World Series empty-handed

• Committee appointments follow protracted USAC debate

• Tuning out

• Sniff out summer subletters with garlic bread

• Photo essay: Portrait of the artists

• Counting sheep

• News briefs

• Reflections of an Englishman

• Tackling the final game: seduction

• Baseball: Major league may steal 1 UCLA recruit, 2 players

• Opening the doors to foreign service

• UCLA executive arrested

• There’s no aid on TV for those who really need it

• Homophobic finger-pointing falsely grounded

• Sponsorships for student groups audited for fairness

• Alleged tool thieves booked

• Governor appoints new UC regent

• UCLA Chorale brings Verdi’s opera to Royce

• Reviews of the week

• Court favors federal law for marijuana use

• Help prevent offshore drilling

Monday, June 6

• Dance club, College Library have a ball

• W. polo: Senior Golda ends golden career with Cutino Award

• Editorial cartoon

• Students present homes to 6 families

• A view of Japan in Bel-Air

• MLB needs to adopt draft allotment

• Communication key to learning

• Online porn screws with addicts’ minds

• Stop UC support for Sudan

• Baseball: MLB draft results may hinder baseball’s future

• Recalling subjects, sources, $1 sausages of columns past

• Softball: UCLA makes long day for Texas

• Editorial: UCLA’s worst: 2.) Dollars misspent on construction

• Softball: UCLA freshman stays on pitch at World Series

• Editorial: UCLA’s best: 2.) Smaller sports bring home titles

• M. golf: Bruins fall short at NCAAs

• News briefs

• Wal-Mart debated at UCLA

• Professor dies after battle with cancer

• M. golf: Departing senior sees an early exit

Friday, June 3

• Editorial cartoon

• Students denounce irreverence to Koran

• News briefs

• Feature photo

• No shirt, no shoes, no sense

• Getting the stress out

• Mindless pop culture an MTV production

• Foreigners have upper hand

• W. track: UCLA pole vaulter puts adversity behind her as she prepares for championships

• Editorial: UCLA’s best: 3.) Labor efforts make big strides

• Time still ticking at Weyburn Terrace

• Softball: Bruins advance in World Series

• Editorial: UCLA’s worst: 3.) USAC’s campaign against ECP

• Syrian ambassador discusses Middle East conflicts

• Fee hikes unfair burden to current grad students

• File-sharing lawsuits loom

• Same-sex couple hears wedding bells

• M. golf: Men’s golf sinking quickly

• Healthy foods offer big energy boost

• Students stay up with ADHD drug

• Softball: UCLA to face off against Tennessee

Thursday, June 2

• Art department draws up grassroots fund-raiser

• Reviews of the week

• M. track: Men’s relay team passes on to NCAAs

• Crimewatch

• Reviews of the week

• Reviews of the week

• Make summer living easy by getting your mix together now

• News briefs

• In the heat of tonight

• Alumni Association expands outreach

• Letter to the editor

• GSA calls for reform of student visa regulations

• Revelation raises deep questions

• Gala to share musical element of silent films

• A different kind of frat party

• Students can find new ways to protest

• Editorial: State must ensure new teaching plan secures funds

• Bruin digest

• Softball: Performing under pressure

• Celebrate same-sex marriages

• Redemption song

• Editorial cartoon

• Former medical school dean dies at 83

• Shepherd in meatless cooking with veggie pie

• To burn or not to burn

• Editor's note: A&E reinvention under way – with your approval

• Rancho Park course caters to college needs

• M. golf: Golf suffers during round 1

Wednesday, June 1

• World issues are foreign to uninformed students

• Former Bruin recounts campus life in memoirs

• Ex-senator addresses fight against terrorism

• [A closer look] 16 new projects approved for upcoming year

• Baseball: Highly touted recruiting class to boost UCLA baseball’s roster

• [A closer look] Faculty grant program may face changes

• America safer thanks to Bush

• UCLA aids mayor-elect’s transition

• Expert to discuss China’s position after Tiananmen

• Softball: Freshman pitcher breaking records

• Struggle for higher wages justified

• W. track: Bruin faces hurdles of many sorts

• State to boost education

• Editorial: Prosecution of corporate fraud needs to continue

• Tackling a marathon cause

• Editorial: UCLA events help build bridges with community

• Editorial cartoon

• NCAA system unfair to athletes

• M. golf: Men’s golf tees off at NCAAs

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