Story archive for November 2005

Thursday, Dec. 1

• Swimmers head east for season’s end

• God (12:52:07 AM): OMG I hate that Creed guy

• Not even beer can help awkward bar scene

• Not just for kicks

• Pranks of the past, present

• Staying out of the fiscal red zone

• Sound bite

• The rise and fall of Sunset strip

• Hearing called to look at UC compensation

• For would-be warblers, it’s all about ‘U’

• [Online Exclusive]: Review: Animal Collective finds wild presence on stage

• Free HIV testing available today

• Heart can trump Trojans’ odds

• Microsoft format reduces access

• ‘Cat’ out of the bag for family secrets

• Editorial cartoon

• Senior linebacker leaves injuries behind

• Standout guard quits squad

• HIV/AIDS: Everyone’s battle

• Film aspires to give rise to change

• Feature photo: Basketball fanfare

• AIDS education marches to campus

• Hungry souls

• Bruins’ team effort gets win

• Acceptance can erase stigma of HIV

• Police plan for more forces

• Republican ‘compassion’ is politically motivated

• Take a risk – don’t buy into Oscar buzz

• A messy manifesto

Wednesday, Nov. 30

• Donors thanked in stone

• Members not revealed

• Letter to the editor

• Forum examines immigration

• Wind farm to churn out renewable energy

• Editorial: Students a vital part of search for chancellor

• Integrative medicine investigates healing approaches

• Editorial cartoon

• Seismic safety needs aid

• UCLA-USC spells fond rivalry for couple

• Farmar diagnosis exhausting

• Drew’s health a vital factor

• A closer look: Blue and Gold Week photo essay

• The passing of the torch

• Study: Drinking habits dwindle with age

• USAC postpones vote on senate proposal

• Nighttime bear-tending

• Lineup changes set team back

• Man pleads guilty to sexual assault charge

• A closer look: Rivals on the field, in the classroom

• Mixed match for freshman

• Dems finally come out kicking

• Many Bruins opt for overseas learning

• Women’s basketball looks to set up winning habit against Irvine

Tuesday, Nov. 29

• Working for improvement

• Feature Photo: Week begins smashingly

• USAC to vote on senate proposal

• True meaning of rhetoric should be uncensored

• Editorial Cartoon

• Dorrell named Coach of the Year

• Women’s basketball returns to top 25 after two big wins

• Decision delayed for Los Alamos lab

• Game tickets a hot commodity

• SCIENCE&HEALTH: Playing hot and cold

• UC task force scrutinized

• Police force needs LGBT training

• USC not just another game

• Incoming gymnast garners top honors

• Dieting weighs in as a futile endeavor

• SCIENCE&HEALTH: Future of Medicare remains uncertain

• Search to start for new chancellor

• SCIENCE&HEALTH: Tailoring tumor therapy

• Berkeley evolution site sued

• UCLA shatters records en route to College Cup

Monday, Nov. 28

• Freshman shows his age in shaky game

• Late-game rally squelches Dragons

• Blue and Gold Week aims for school spirit over rivalry

• Editorial cartoon

• Cuts to federal loans pending

• Women’s soccer headed for College Cup

• Students urged to head back

• Volleyball earns No. 16 seed

• Gang founder shouldn’t die

• Bruins storm LMU/Ayres Classic

• Editorial: Education deficit may tank state economy

• A disappointing finish for water polo

• Mirror, mirror, on the court ...

Friday, Nov. 25

• [Online Exclusive]: UCLA tops Drexel in final seconds, 57-56

Thursday, Nov. 24

• [Online Exclusive]: UCLA defeated by No. 11 Memphis 88-80

• [Online Exclusive]: Farmar pumps up play in second half

Wednesday, Nov. 23

• Do-or-die for 4-seed UCLA

• NCAA buyout of NIT dries up alcohol sales at games

• UCLA knocked down in home opener by lesser BYU

• UCLA alumna takes on Dodgers’ public relations

• UCLA team gets EPA grant

• Lottery’s benefits a mega-myth

• Bruins get set for first true test

• Speaks Out

• Postseason cut short

• Feature photo: The happiest turkey on Earth

• Soccer rides momentum into season’s final home game

• Hill is a home for the holidays

• [A Closer Look]: Professors’ pay falls short of peers’

• Setting up a winning weekend

• Water polo moms dish out large helpings of support

• Editorial Cartoon

• From stage to screen, ‘Rent’ stays true to message

• Editorial: Residents’ opposition to restaurant hurts Village

• Students picked up or passed up

• [A Closer Look]: UC president criticized after salary revelation

• Forum examines children’s rights

• [A Closer Look]: Raises follow national trend

Tuesday, Nov. 22

• UCLA looks ahead to BYU; tries to leave Baylor in past

• Theses explore students’ passions

• Nursing opens to undergraduates

• Seeking a chance to dance

• Excessive spending, fees cheat students

• SCIENCE&HEALTH: Agricultural debate continues

• Men’s soccer hosts second round

• SCIENCE&HEALTH: Experts weigh both sides of issue

• Bush deserves recognition for compassion

• Immature, uninspired chants hit a sour note

• Transgender deaths illuminated

• Modern pain relievers truly are a miracle

• Gymnasts kick off promising season

• SCIENCE&HEALTH: Professor teaches fitness and lives by it

• Editorial cartoon

• Moline proves his critics wrong

• Two runners earn top honors

• Defense shines during postseason

Monday, Nov. 21

• UCLA’s bowl chances shaky

• Soccer moves one game closer to national title

• Webcast viewed in various lights

• House rejects spending bill

• Women’s basketball gives Lady Bears a scare in loss

• Fines fuel Weiss’ critics

• Program gives families a leg up on college admissions

• Letter to the editor

• Group honors memory of student after one year

• Editorial: Patriot Act may start to impede more than liberties

• Freshmen add jolt to unexciting game

• Unbeaten Bruins extend streak

• Conference promotes LGBT studies

• War critics support troops by demanding exit plan

• Trojans sneak by Bruins in overtime

• Women’s volleyball can’t top energized Arizona

• Starters may soon be up and running

• [Online exclusive]: Two Bruin cross country runners head to NCAA Championships

• Home (or here) for the holidays?

• Bruins swim strong against ASU, but lack of rest sinks squad in Arizona match-up

• Editorial cartoon

Friday, Nov. 18

• Bruins open season against Baylor Bears

• U.S. should quit picking fights with other countries

• I’m telling you, think for yourself

• Editorial: UC should make its finances more public

• A breath of fresh exhaust

• Regents OK salary increase in top ranks

• Feature photo: Bear in the Big Blue Box

• Soccer keeps its eyes on the prize

• Mbah a Moute, Bozeman crash boards

• A fusion of fashion and fundraising

• Symposium to address decline in black admissions at two UCs

• UCLA advances to NIT semifinals

• UC’s students rally to protest higher fees

• High stakes for No. 5 water polo

• [Online exclusive]: Club water polo looks to make a splash at Nationals

• Early lab bid decision unlikely

• Editorial Cartoon

• Team scores a meaningful win

Thursday, Nov. 17

• Alum brings new sound to old music

• Victory in defeat

• Review: ‘Summer Crossing’ not quite ripe

• Young wizard enchants an older crowd

• The math of the collective consciousness

• The portrait of lasting success

• Basketball hopes to elbow past Temple

• Preseason play offers unlikely competition

• UC labor code questioned

• A friend in high places

• UCLA hopes to net weekend wins in Arizona

• Different flowers hold different blooms

• USAC revisits senate idea

• Sound bites

• President needs to stand firm against torture, not split hairs

• Drawing a cartoon canon

• Regents approve UC budget, fee increase

• Enlighten the night

• Winning Bruins head to desert

• Streetlight repair would dim fear

• How a lustful dog changed video games forever

• Where the streets have no light

• Strong defensive line keeps goals against to a minimum

• Sound bites

• Seniors can tie in youthful, mature lives

• Bruins acquire fresh talent

• Editorial cartoon

• Injuries hobble linebacker position

• Screen Scene

Wednesday, Nov. 16

• Bruins labor to put up points

• [A Closer Look]: Campus prepared to respond

• Right to wedlock a pointless cause

• [A Closer Look]: Northridge quake shook UCLA emergency plan

• Players help unseat top dogs

• Speaker aims to toss piracy overboard

• Letters to the editor

• Bruins cruise through first win

• Editorial: A piece of news we can only dream about ...

• UCLA looks to net two more wins

• Feature photo: A building of a different color

• UC budget ready for vote

• Seismic renovation rocks Campbell

• Not a letdown, not a surprise

• National title not a long shot for women’s golf

• ‘Pup’ may roll over to Village

• Churches shouldn't be tax-exempt

• Editorial cartoon

• Slow start gives way to career high

• New runners a jump-start

Tuesday, Nov. 15

• [Basketball Preview]: Q&A with Amanda Livingston

• Editorial Cartoon

• UCOP payments raise concerns

• Students explore Bunche’s legacy

• [Basketball Preview]: Freshmen should enjoy ranked Bruin teams

• SCIENCE&HEALTH Study: Focusing on values lowers stress

• Fee increases will only erode education

• Sign-ups for housing moved to March 8

• AAP director to be replaced before July

• Senior leaders provide strength

• [Basketball Preview]: Coach Olivier shows a promising team tough love

• [Basketball Preview]: Post players look to boost front court

• SCIENCE&HEALTH: Findings may help with disabilities

• [Basketball Preview]: Thrice is nice for this coach

• Letter to the Editor

• SCIENCE&HEALTH: Women advance in field of medicine

• Offensive line steps up in win against Arizona State

• Men’s soccer gets No. 5 seed

• Uniting Masonic, academic pursuits

• Love is about similarities, not soulmates

• UCLA takes displaced patients

• Bruins fight the fat American stereotype

• France needs better integration

• Regents take up divestment

• [Basketball Preview]: Looking forward

• [Basketball Preview]: Young Bruins stepping up to new season

• [Basketball Preview]: Newcomers adjust to college dynamic

• The race to recruit international runners

• Panel brings focus to race

Monday, Nov. 14

• Seed uncertain after shaky weekend

• Regents to consider divestment

• Students should support UC divestment from Sudan

• Geffen houses a Masonic past

• Volleyball coach nets 1,000th win

• Once bitten, Bruins come back strong

• Political groups debate

• Red card doesn’t stop women’s soccer’s dominance

• Editorial cartoon

• Editorial: Condoms becoming tools of fear and politics

• Freshman diver adds a new twist to squad

• Defense capitalizes on ASU’s fumbles

• Physical Anteaters overcome water polo

• With a little help from his friends

• Photo exhibit revisits WWII

• Failure at Arizona motivates success

• Bruins wash out Otters in final exhibition game

• Review: Globe Theatre production measures up

• Frat parties perpetuate exclusion

Saturday, Nov. 12

• [Online Exclusive]: Bruin onslaught outdoes Sun Devils, 45-35

Thursday, Nov. 10

• UCLA play sets drama into context

• [Football Preview]: Wide receivers could be key in reaching end zone early

• Darfur panel illustrates region’s suffering

• ‘Open Window’ lets in love

• Bruins seek momentum

• Running for the NCAAs

• Letters to the sports desk

• Breaking up with sports is hard to do

• Player connects on a foreign field

• Staying open can cost indie shops a pretty Penny

• Globe-trotting

• [Football Preview]: Feature Photo: Behind Enemy Lines

• Program aims to promote student interest in teaching

• A diversified orchestra

• [Football Preview]: Taking flip sides of game coin

• [Football Preview]: Homecoming for ASU quarterback

• Proposals’ failure may spur change

• Serve and overprotect

• Soccer aims for wins, top-four seed

• [Football Preview]: Q&A with Robert Chai

• Editorial Cartoon

• Men should keep a leash on their sperm

• [Football Preview]: On the football field, ‘character’ counts

• USAC works for ECP changes

• Women’s soccer heads into first round of NCAAs

• Comic-book heroes illustrate valuable life lessons

• Young golf team ends strong fall season

• [Football Preview]: Drew to form

• An English class, with a bit of Sunset Strip

• ‘Parker’ captures ever-changing L.A. lifestyle

• Screen Scene

• Seasoned rockers still give satisfaction

• Information fair salutes veterans

• Mr. Fantastic

• Undie Run needs student input

• Squad to face Irvine, Pepperdine on road

• All quiet on the artist’s front

• [Football Preview]: Season hinges on the outcome of this game

• Tour shines spotlight on French films

• Rock of ages

Wednesday, Nov. 9

• 73 gets ‘no’ vote by slim margin

• Pac-10 Champion UCLA gunning to go national

• Newly ranked Bruins face injuries

• Trial run for new trail

• A closer look: Voter turnout higher than expected

• [Online exclusive]: Broken tracks great on stage

• UCLA blocks Pepperdine in Game 5

• Bruins defeat three rivals

• Governor’s political future may be at risk

• Staying open can cost indie shops a pretty Penny

• The weighing game

• Voters shun propositions

• Senators ought to look past ideology

• Editorial: Let UCLA tradition run free of regulation

• [Online exclusive]: Total defeat for Schwarzenegger's propositions

• Panel on Darfur genocide to provide firsthand knowledge

• Film department’s focus should be on education

• Editorial cartoon

• Bruins work to toughen up D-line for Sun Devils match

• Cheers needed for more sports

Tuesday, Nov. 8

• UCLA to face Pepperdine without team captain

• SCIENCE&HEALTH: Some companies gain from avian flu scare

• SCIENCE&HEALTH: Poor with HIV lose lives sooner

• Trust your opinions, not party lines

• Many goals, but few goals against

• Academic race leaves learning in the dust

• SCIENCE&HEALTH: Chimps don’t go ape over altruism

• A new environment for change

• Men’s water polo strives for better form

• EAP says students safe in France

• Football tries to shift focus to ASU

• Ten ways to appreciate Saturday’s loss

• Reloading, not rebuilding

• Student rebuttals only serve preacher’s mission

• Military aims to rejuvenate recruiting

• Letters to the sports desk

• British expert discusses globalization issues

• Polls open today

• Editorial Cartoon

• Soccer gets top regional seed

Monday, Nov. 7

• Editorial: Prop. 76 puts too much power in too few hands

• Bruins finally get burned

• Panel reviews bird flu preparations

• Dodgeball tourney aids Katrina relief

• Editorial cartoon

• Wildcats’ offense rips Bruins to shreds

• Women’s basketball shows depth

• Students spread service around L.A. community

• Don’t let tradition lose its free spirit

• Editorial: Restrictions on unions only limit their voice

• Desert blowout

• Summit sizes up West Side

• Basketball dominates in exhibition

• Listen up to avoid violence

• Understanding the true blues

• Water polo brings heat off the bench

• Letters to the editor

• Women’s soccer wins Pac-10

• Provost resigns in inquiry

• Lewis’s career day of little help to UCLA

• UCLA hosts genocide talks

• Men’s soccer achieves conference title win

Saturday, Nov. 5

• [Online Exclusive]: Wildcats topple Bruins, 52-14

Friday, Nov. 4

• Editorial: Teachers not to blame for education problems

• For WAC department, new dance building is a step up

• Students to spend Saturday showing off volunteer spirit

• Editorial: Teens need education, not restrictions with abortion

• Methods disrupt life

• Politicians size up election

• UCLA in spotlight, basketball left in the dark

• Housing sign-ups to begin earlier

• Letters to the Editor

• Women’s volleyball does it again

• Bruins cautious of Wildcats

• Editorial Cartoon

• Bruin offense expected to meet stiff opposition

• Injuries plague Howland’s preseason

• Alito’s record favors free speech rights

• Bringing memories of the dead to life

• This weekend key for NCAA Tournament bid

Thursday, Nov. 3

• Metric inching toward wider exposure

• Team’s two-minute offense effective in late comeback

• UCLA racks up points in poll UCLA packs a punch in polls

• Proposition focuses on abortion rights

• Kung fu fighting his way into film world

• Marchers hope to oust Bush

• WAC couple celebrates anniversary through dance

• Editorial cartoon: Alex Hoffman

• Changing Leads

• Bruins head to Bay Area with Pac-10 title, NCAA seeding as goal

• Prop. 73 is about more than fetuses

• In superhero tights, self-esteem can shrink

• Human bias distances Bruins from BCS bowls

• New Greek members get legal guidance

• Fight the apathy urge

• Concerns raised over Undie Run

• TiVo lets you pause TV, not your life

• Screen Scene

• Editorial cartoon: Garrett Grolemund

• Unmasking a time-honored tradition

• Building a Legacy

• What’s so ‘special’ about this election?

• Squad driven by postseason hopes against Oregon schools

• Diplomat starts campus tenure

• Are musicians’ treats as good as their beats?

• Seniors hit home stretch

• Golfers shatter records on way to tourney win

• Heart of the Isle

• Squad works the waters to prepare for Long Beach

• Panel to discuss ballot

• Voters need to initiate reform and ignore corrupt ad agendas

• Quiet receiver turns up his game

• Soundbite

• Review: Memoirs try to explain human mortality

• Prop. 75 would stifle support for students

Wednesday, Nov. 2

• Men’s golf shines in tourney

• Band finds its muse in victory

• Government rules by fear

• [A closer look]: Election comes at high cost

• Editorial: President’s numbers adding up to trouble

• Men’s soccer loses solid backup goalie to injury

• Letter to the Editor

• Get wheels rolling on subway

• EAP justifies foreign closure

• Gymnast expects recovery

• UCLA considers editable Web sites

• BruinGo! may be stopped

• Deflated front line falters

• [A closer look]: Prop. 75 seeks consent in use of member dues

• Feature photo: Taking in an early dusk

• Grasping greatness from the net

• Editorial Cartoon

• Cross country shifts after mixed finish

• [A closer look]: Registration falls short

• Real estate becomes interdisciplinary

• Panelists argue for affirmative action

Tuesday, Nov. 1

• Editorial Cartoon

• SCIENCE&HEALTH: Prop. 73 retreads failed territory

• Sold-out game leaves fans empty-handed

• Letters to the sports desk

• Penny Lane hits end of the road

• Feature Photo: The Enigma posed by zombies

• Student seminars make the grade

• Merge NorCal, SoCal loyalties

• Men’s water polo tries to rebound from Stanford losses

• Student parents get state funding

• DREAM Act still needs to come true

• Hill dining may be deceiving

• Women’s golf tees off to record start at Vegas Showdown

• Star returns to campus

• SCIENCE&HEALTH: Online data up for grabs

• UC should cater to sustainable food practices

• Subway on Wilshire inches toward reality

• SCIENCE&HEALTH: Red planet approaching

• Injuries plague pre-season practice

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