Story archive for April 2006

Monday, May 1

• Rallies to support immigrant rights

• Students march in honor of Ugandan children

• Men’s tennis copes with singles losses, doubles win

• Feature Photo: How do you measure an evening at Spring Sing?

• Letters to the Editor

• Syracuse provost reportedly top pick

• George comes alive with game-leading 16 kills

• Feature Photo: For the love of the books

• Finding their way to the Final Four

• Growing organic

• Men’s track squeaks by USC in late win, 83-80

• Four teams poised for NCAAs

• Consistent skill sustains softball’s top standings

• Kids’ TV looks fun ... from the outside

• Editorial Cartoon

• All Web content must be treated equal

• Bruin depth dominates Trojans

• Students celebrate Israeli independence

• Pair of tough losses comes at inopportune time for Bruins

• Three chosen in NFL Draft

• WEEKEND REVIEW: Spring Sing

• Editorial: March will make migrants’ value known

• Women’s rowing takes back seat to No. 3 USC

• Joelson pulls upset to take first individual title

• Fourth annual Coachella diary

Friday, April 28

• Baseball savoring current success

• Isadora Duncan collection on hold

• Women’s track looks to continue reign over USC

• UC accepts unprecedented number of Asian students

• Prices at the pump soar to new heights

• Smaller acts drawing the crowds to Coachella

• Letter to the editor

• Future of the festival

• Sights set high, and one step closer

• Screen Scene: "Stick It"

• School pain provides personal gain

• Students upset by admits’ similarity

• Tragic death on the Hill

• The way to Spring Sing

• Short-lived anger will not lower gas prices

• Tourney begins for hopeful tennis teams

• Sweet revenge may be on menu for ’SC meet

• Web pages turn into sites of collective mourning for students

• UCLA-Arizona rivalry to play out at home

• [Online Exclusive]: Syracuse provost may be the next UCLA chancellor

• Final year a chance to leave a legacy

• D’Avanzo: RA to some, friend to many

Thursday, April 27

• Tough loss brings out fresh win

• Never devalue a seasoned coach

• UCLA Store finds a good fit

• No. 2 Bruins to compete in MPSF tourney

• [Online Exclusive]: RA dies in fall from Saxon balcony

• USAC reverses bylaws change

• Squad to face old foes at semifinals

• SCREEN SCENE: "United 93"

• Men’s tennis heads to Pac-10 Championships

• My name is Caveh, and ‘I Am a Sex Addict’

• U.S., not UCLA, lacks nurses

• Letters to the editor

• Columnist fails to look beyond Coca-Cola’s supposed altruism

• TWO OF A KIND: Joan Didion

• Three slates vie for USAC seats

• No. 5 men’s golf captures conference championship

• Seasoned director fresh with new ideas

• Bouncing back into his game

• UCLA turns attention to conference tournament

• Women’s golf clinches title by 1 stroke

• TWO OF A KIND: Gay Talese

• Hunting for my eggs is worth more than $5,000

Wednesday, April 26

• Golf swings into first place

• Sanchez elected GSA president

• Editorial: ‘Coke!’ battle cry has flawed argument

• The Postal Service doesn’t deliver

• NFL Draft: The NFL’s strange preoccupation with polygons

• Book review: "Before the Mortgage"

• Feature photo: Recalling the Holocaust

• Coming a long way since last year

• Gauchos ground Bruins

• Reform plans questioned

• Letter to the editor

• Editorial cartoon

• Veterans Affairs land to be auctioned

• Combining festivities with class

• Americans are idle, and it’s got to stop

• NFL Draft: Olson drives away draft anxieties

• Large USAC candidate pool feels the heat as election nears

• Remembering Chernobyl

• Softball prepares to take on Huskies

• NFL Draft: Page’s flexibility may attract more organizations

• Immigrants undervalued

Tuesday, April 25

• Bruins beat Sun Devils and old demons

• Ensemble brings indie bands up an octave

• [Online Exclusive]: New intensive language program offered

• Recruits to boost soccer roster

• [A Closer Look]: Funding source debated

• Anti-Coke protesters’ logic falls flat

• Soundbites: Tool – "10,000 Days"

• Soundbites: Rose Melbergm – “Cast Away the Clouds”

• Senior diver climbs back on board for final season

• A voice for Vietnam

• [A Closer Look]: Scientists find niches within field

• Women rowers celebrate Cup victory

• Club tennis team yanked from tournament

• [Online Exclusive]: Report shows decrease in faculty salaries

• Seniors have strong showing in Hawaii

• Student groups kick off Earth Week

• Basketball grabs first 2007 recruit

• Who will be the next champ?

• [Who will be the next champ?]: Women's water polo

• A life of languages

• [Who will be the next champ?]: Softball

• External audit details UC's pay practices

• Mudslinging politicians should keep it clean

• [Who will be the next champ?]: Men's tennis

• [Who will be the next champ?]: Men's volleyball

• Diversity should be a priority for UCLA

Monday, April 24

• At USC, men’s tennis sets win in stone early

• Two losses, one week, one rival make up a tough set for Bruins

• Iran just wants to play with the big boys

• WEEKEND REVIEW

• Getting the ball rolling on science

• EDITORIAL CARTOON

• A big opportunity for small shops

• [Online Exclusive]: Golf team won’t let inexperience hold them back

• [Online Exlcusive]: Women's golf heads to Pac-10 Tourney

• Despite growing pains, USAC diversity an asset

• LETTER TO THE EDITOR

• Bruins bounce back with two wins

• Volleyball upsets Hawai’i to break into semifinals

• UC Regents to meet to discuss external audit

• [Online Exclusive]: Throwers make impressive showing at Invitational

• Gymnasts finish strong at NCAAs

• Coalition of students rallies for recognition of genocide

• [Online Exclusive]: Despite youth, men's golf ranked No. 1 as it enters Pac-10s

• No hiding from ‘CSI effect’

• Race should be considered in admits

• Baseball clinches victory in 10th

• Students protest Coca-Cola

Sunday, April 23

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Friday, April 21

• Forecast looks at San Diego’s economy

• Farmar, Afflalo enter draft

• Bruins the underdogs, but return with new bite

• Bruins to face duo of Oregon teams

• MCAT looms for aspiring doctors

• Women's tennis takes another shot at USC

• UCLA to close out season at 'SC

• GSA scrambles for votes

• Water polo jumps on 49ers

• The middle man

• Editorial: USAC severely lacking efficacy

• Feature Photo: How do you spell 'winners'?

• UCLA’s minority admits declines

• LGBT role models not present

• Bruins take on Sun Devil challenge

• Editorial Cartoon

• Swipe system should be wiped out

• Same-sex policies examined

• Dancers make mark in urban life portrayal

• Screen Scene: "Somersault"

• You can't blame them; it's just hard not to

• New award given to student-friendly shops

Thursday, April 20

• After rocky season, gymnasts head to individual NCAAs

• Senior shines in play-in victory

• Past 420 traditions go up in smoke

• USAC bylaws altered by plurality

• Camera obscura

• ‘Scary Movie’ is true tragedy

• Workshops educate users on safety of online forums

• Feature photo: These jeans a reminder for all mankind

• Recovering thrower returns to ring

• With colors swirling, a dance to return

• Bans on online gambling infringe upon freedom

• UC admits record numbers

• I don’t have to think twice about thinking blue this season

• Woman’s story speaks of change

• Candidates push for high turnouts

• Water polo aims to maintain concentration

• Bruin squad gains guard

• Star hurdler preparing for debut

• UCLA Store gets a soggy wake-up call

Wednesday, April 19

• Brought to you by the letter ‘M’

• UCLA optimistic, on a roll

• Editorial: Textbooks should not ignore LGBT history

• Rally scoring challenges Bruins

• Gubernatorial prospects speak up

• Editorial cartoon

• Mayor addresses plan for schools

• Month focuses attention on STDs

• Equal arts movement

• Feature photo: A gift fit for a chancellor

• Water polo a hidden thrill

• Tennis falls just short of victory

• Scorching bats give team win over Dirtbags

• Review

• Government too ‘F-ing’ intrusive

• Players’ exit leaves big shoes to fill

• Basketball Bruins rake in awards

• Letters to the editor

• Belden upholds family tradition

Tuesday, April 18

• Student-authored texts make sense

• Good-looking athletes have the advantage

• Teams fail to get the grade

• State to hear gay texts bill

• [GSA Elections]: Gratitude equals humanity

• [A Closer Look]: Businesses give homeless ruling mixed reviews

• [A Closer Look]: Decision not likely to affect campus

• GSA seeks to increase today’s election turnout

• Report stresses lack of accountability

• Dirtbags ready to take second swing at Bruins

• Tennis ready to meet Trojans

• A bittersweet farewell to water polo

• Soul Man

• [A Closer Look]: Right to remain on streets

• [GSA Elections]: Paying attention to diversity

• Letters to the Editor

• Soundbites: Josh Ritter – "The Animal Years"

• Women’s rowing nabs 3 wins at invitational

• UCLA garners 2 top football recruits

• Soundbites: Built to Spill – "You in Reverse"

• Jewish students pass up campus dining

• Soundbites: Calexico – "Garden Ruin"

Monday, April 17

• Feature photo: A mosaic of movement

• Decisive win against Oregon raises spirits

• Water polo washes out Stanford

• Men’s golf wins U.S. Intercollegiate

• Freshman outruns track veterans

• Editorial: Students need time to choose majors

• WEEKEND REVIEW

• EDITORIAL CARTOON

• L.A.’s homeless deserve our notice, help

• Afflalo to reveal draft decision

• Bruins quash Wildcats for first road series win

• Sanchez brings balanced approach

• Bonds: a baseball fan’s Giant paradox

• Feature photo: Matzo matzo man

• Puzzles to close at end of quarter

• Runner records lifetime best after hiatus

• Dunbar aims to unite community

• Bruins keep winning streak alive

• Campaigns heat up over alleged dishonesty

• GSA candidates voice positions

• Munro’s final home game prompts reflection

• In loving memory of the Bluths

• Filming nonfiction

• Editorial: Dorm life demands late-night eatery

• Softball shows up strong against Huskies

• LETTER TO THE EDITOR

• ‘Questionable’ call brings men’s tennis match to painful end

Sunday, April 16

• Demolish Pauley and start all over

Saturday, April 15

Friday, April 14

• Writing center on the GSA ballot

• New Undie Run route gets mostly positive response

• Letters to the editor

• Record to be tested in tight week

• [Online Exclusive]: Men’s volleyball looks to steal glory from Matador seniors

• Editorial: Racial identity cannot be bought

• Editorial Cartoon

• Screen Scene: "Hard Candy"

• From mind to matter

• [Online Exclusive]: Softball hopes to maintain momentum against Washington

• Road to success accessible by many paths

• Task force comes down hard on UC

• Intelligence ‘investigation’ more like a witch hunt

• Referendum money to give back to student aid

• Water polo hoping to create waves

• Pitcher playing like a major contender

• Bruins drop the ball at Arizona

• Globe trotter

• Young team coming together

• Union protests pay decrease

Thursday, April 13

• Dancing to the rhythm of the body

• In a season of steady growth, baseball hopes to win on road

• For player, bench growing distant

• U.S. errs with ‘no’ on human rights reform

• Enjoying the view from the top

• ‘Price of freedom’ may be too costly

• Essential education

• Site leads professors to pause lecture recording

• We have no right to intolerance

• Silent Bob speaks

• Softball benefits from individuals’ growth

• Bruins win in strong sweep

• Women’s track aims to stay strong at next meet

• Coalition resists plans to expand FBI facilities

• Regents hear suggestions

• Don’t leave if you’ll have no place to go

• British genre has appeal in U.S.

• Injury takes hurdler out of competition

Wednesday, April 12

• Congress pigs out on unhealthy legislation

• Golfers shoot for spot on postseason roster

• Aquatic center’s impact explored

• Editorial cartoon

• USAC divided over decision to adopt new election system

• Studying native language allows students of Chinese descent to understand, preserve heritage

• Men’s volleyball gears up for Gauchos

• Humor crosses boundaries

• Bruin gymnastics falls from grace

• Iran closer to nuclear power

• Insurance industry owes Katrina victims nothing

• Steroids score an unspoken home run for major league profits

• Journalist to speak on benefits of news blogs

• The Chinese course

• Editorial: Where is the money Prop. 71 promised?

• Who's the Bossa?

• Small recruiting classes yield big results for team

• Comedy music lacks both comedy and music

• Engineering week makes science fun

• GSA voting begins soon

Tuesday, April 11

• Letters to the sports desk

• Support your local cheer squad

• "At War with the Mystics"

• Congress bills attempt to ban online gambling

• Bush information leak reeks of Watergate

• Baseball hits strong despite many injuries

• IM circuit expands with kickball, Ultimate Frisbee

• UCLA secures large grant

• [A Closer Look]: Food and fuel bite into student budget

• Changing perceptions through hip-hop

• Plans for aquatic facility unveiled

• Soundbite: "Show Your Bones"

• Students rally for reform

• Lawyer to discuss human rights

• Abstention doesn’t entail a sober life

• [Science&Health]: Nobel laureate set to talk nanotech

• Trail to success

• Soundbite: "Duper Sessions"

• [A Closer Look]: The apartment search begins

• New Daily Bruin editor in chief named

• Campus plays host to IronBruin

• Medlock rejoins football program

Monday, April 10

• Tennis secures two wins in final home stand of season

• [Online Exclusive]: Rowing pulls ahead in photo finish over No. 18 Minnesota

• Past, present compete for shot put victory

• Legal movie downloads must follow music’s lead

• Bruin learns to run with pros

• UCLA guard granted release

• Trail to success

• Obscure author brought to light

• First at last

• Insurance’s claims give shallow comfort

• Bruin batters reel in Cougar series

• Consistent lineup sets up men’s volleyball for 2 wins, 6-game streak

• [Online Exclusive]: Women's tennis falls to Cal, Stanford

• Watch out for true shark-jumping

• Letter to the editor

• Exonerated prisoners put a face on the system

• FEATURE PHOTO: A rainbow of cultural revelry

• UC tops list for patents earned

• UCLA reigns down in the desert

• WEEKEND REVIEW

• UC asks for student input via Web chat

• Program urges students to ‘Get Legal’ music

• Bruins can’t find answer to undefeated Trojans

• Gymnastics falls out of NCAAs

• A first step

• Editorial cartoon

Friday, April 7

• Screen Scene: "Brick"

• Tennis vies for spot in top 10

• [Online Exclusive]: Gymnastics hopes to duplicate past NCAA performances

• A Smash Hit

• Blood donor rules discriminate against gays

• Rankin looks to break four-minute mile again

• Exhibitions building toward brighter future

• Screen Scene: "Friends with Money"

• Conference rounds up death penalty opponents

• Editorial Cartoon

• ASUCLA seeking liquor license

• Bar set high, but athletes come to reach it

• UC case garners $13M

• Plutonium to be moved from UC labs

• Baseball looking good at season mid-point

• Howland recognized with national coaching award

• Letter to the editor

• Physicist brings his father’s music to life

• In battle of the minds, both sides win

• Water polo hopes to end Trojans’ win streak

• Softball prepares for desert battles

• Rising education costs take toll on public service

• California teachers to divest from Sudan

• Proposed budget would axe education programs

• Editorial: What’s the Village without a market?

Thursday, April 6

• Coach Wooden returns home

• Mystics pick up Nikki Blue

• Geffen continues run of playwright legends with Arthur Miller

• Films are better with local flavor

• Freshman sprinter will take on Bruin Olympians at invitational

• Trial by fire forges stronger team

• Success attracts new players

• Volleyball looks to maintain momentum for end-of-season games

• Willis one of the top picks in the WNBA Draft

• Market move under dispute

• Men’s track team focuses on boosting its momentum for upcoming outdoor invitational

• Jewish student protection advised

• Rowing looks to race Gophers out of the marina

• Countdown to March 2007 starts now

• ‘First time’ probably won’t be a charm

• Push UCLA to No. 1 at any cost

• Bruins head out to shatter Stanford’s flawless win record

• [Special to the Bruin]: Basketball program overdue for a renovation

• USAC passes Election Code changes but denies new voting system

• Private groups fund stem cells

• U.S. must not accept a bill of wrongs

Wednesday, April 5

• Good season before title game loss not a consolation

• UCLA enthusiastically anticipates next season

• Drug felonies shouldn’t close doors to education

• Kohlloeffel claims No. 1

• Editorial cartoon

• Blind faith is not an excuse

• Student-led seminars get underway

• Boy Scout buddy system still valid

• Bruins learn from mistakes, seek to improve consistency

• Howland looks to the year ahead

• Oh, the places you’ll go!

• President should not take over U.S.

• UCLA gear sells well

• Review: Novel captures world of scientific research

• Science & Health: Mumps eruptions multiply among Iowa college students

• Letter to the editor

• Quick hitter reaching his potential

• Divestment team heads to capital

Tuesday, April 4

• [NCAA Championship] Loss still revives basketball fever at Pauley

• Fight Class

• Sound bite: “Fishscale”

• [NCAA Championship] UCLA tradition fails to stop Gators

• Sound bite: "From The Cliffs"

• [NCAA Championship] Seniors close out college careers

• [NCAA Championship]: Florida’s Noah dominates tourney, debilitates Bruins

• [A Closer Look]: Case threatens education for undocumented

• [A Closer Look]: Students fight anti-immigration legislation

• UCLA basketball outshines the arts

• [A Closer Look]: State at a loss in nursing health care complications

• Letter to the Editor

• [NCAA Tournament]: Bruin fans dismayed no matter the locale

• Artist’s blog fosters intimate connection with fans

• Wooden watches championship game from L.A. hospital bed

• New values alter post-college plans

• Postponed match pumps up Bruins

• Lawsuits attack policy denying funds to students with drug convictions

• [NCAA Championship]: At the bottom of their game

• Large scale, student action set UC divestment plan apart

• [NCAA Championship]: Photo Essay

• [NCAA Tournament]: Out in full force – or not

• [NCAA Tournament]: CRUSHED

• [NCAA Championship]: Wooden watches championship game from L.A. hospital bed

Monday, April 3

• [NCAA Championship]: If Big Dance is foreign, success is not

• [NCAA Championship]: Facing down the Indianapolis curse

• Immigration bill incites protest

• [NCAA Championship]: Cameroon able to watch title game live

• EDITORIAL CARTOON

• [NCAA Championship]: Biggest night of your college life

• It’s about time we keep our daylight

• [Online Exclusive]: Young men’s golf strong heading to Pac-10 Championships

• [NCAA Championship]: Nosebleed won’t stop the cheers

• [NCAA Championship]: Florida’s Joakim Noah brings legacy of talent

• EDITOR’S NOTE

• Men’s track and field dominates Cal/Nevada Championships

• [NCAA Championship]: Three friends embark on road trip to Final Four

• Bruins open Pac-10 play nearly sweeping two foes

• Immigration bills only as good as the enforcement

• Police prepare Village for win

• [NCAA Championship]: Living up to the legacy

• Student’s fate depends on overburdened court

• Softball bats alive and well

• Double feature

• [Online Exclusive]: Women’s golf pulls out one-stroke win

• The stigma of TV’s redheads

• UCLA takes home another sweep of Arizona teams

• UCLA study analyzes low college attendance in California

• Citizens need to demand more openness from leaders

• [Online Exclusive]: Women’s water polo hopes April showers team with success

• Market seeks new spot after 12-year run

• [NCAA Championship]: Team well-rested for championship game

• Anderson Forecast shifts focus to China

• Undie Run photo essay

• [NCAA Championship]: Coaches ensure team is prepared

• [NCAA Championship]: Photo Essay

• [Online Exclusive]: Battle of the columnists

• [NCAA Championship]: Sights and Sounds

• Huskies pitching strangles Bruin bats

• Waning volleyball season sees late wins

• [NCAA Championship]: A reporter’s diary: Fans made the game great

• Civil Engineering students subject dormitory models to simulated earthquake test

• Gymnastics hits a high but loses to Stanford

• Feature photo: Impromptu pool party

• [NCAA Championship]: ONE STEP AWAY

• Women’s track records solid win

Sunday, April 2

• [Online Exclusive]: BRUINS TEAR UP TIGERS

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