Story archive for March 2007

Saturday, March 31

• Gators dominate Bruins once again

Friday, March 30

• Bruins to get second chance against Gators

• Florida big men to make tough matchup

• Mbah a Moute’s father unable to make Final Four trip

• Please, Atlanta, be my favorite

Tuesday, March 27

• Westbrook brings spark to Bruin bench

Saturday, March 24

• UCLA knocks off No. 1 seed Kansas to return to Final Four

• Aggressive defense stifles Jayhawks’ shooting

• Win inexplicably easy to swallow – I’ll take two more, please

• West Regional MVP Afflalo nets big plays

Friday, March 23

• UCLA ready for up-tempo game against Kansas

• Lil' Rush could be big problem for Bruins

• Shhh ... Howland's at the mike

• Bruins advance to Elite Eight with 64-55 win over Panthers

• Shipp's sharp shooting aids in Sweet 16 victory

• Bruins win battle of the big men

Thursday, March 22

• This year’s tourney makes me nervous

• New route, same spirit

Wednesday, March 21

• Bruins to face sizeable foe in Sweet 16 matchup against Pitt

Monday, March 19

• Bruins survive late rally

• Indiana game exciting after all

• Middle hitters overpower No. 15 Ball State

• Squad collects pair of wins

• Strong defense from big men helps beat Indiana

• Four Years into the War in Iraq: Climate, opinions changing

• Afflalo’s shooting woes could pose future problems

• Root, root, root for which home team?

• Spring cleaning

• Regents meeting covers lab bid

• Don’t let love handles stand in your way

• Baseball loses three games to San Diego State

• Affirmative action to be debated

• I’m too busy being famous to take my final

• Editorial: New Utah law breeds homophobia at school

• Theater Review: "Wicked"

• Proposed law aims to set guidelines for textbooks

• Letters to the Editor

• Film celebrates the Wooden Years

• Editorial Cartoon

• Groups to hold march in protest of Iraq war

• Bruin to coach in Olympics

Saturday, March 17

• Bruins defeat Hoosiers 54-49 to advance to Sweet 16

Friday, March 16

• Much at stake in UCLA, Indiana matchup

• White could be problem for Bruins

Thursday, March 15

• Bruins gather momentum with round-one win

• Afflalo heats up, leads in scoring against Weber State

• Illness doesn't stop Mata on Thursday

• Regents discuss stem cell research, appoint administrators

• Recruit class full of new talent

• Collison injury not serious

• Adieu, UCLA, my one and only

• Travel-heavy schedule tests UCLA

• Volleyball crushes Ball State; second team gets playing time

• Duo takes it up a notch

• Bruins aim to regain offensive confidence

• Fee hikes stir up discontent

• Hospital opening delayed again

• Cadaver programs largely unregulated

• Undie Run may get new starting point

• Bruin binge drinkers older than average

• New school year to bring new, improved Ackerman

• Crimewatch

• 2007 Men's NCAA Tournament Preview

• Dusting off the world of conservation studies

• Transforming students into avatars

• Screen Scene: “The Wind That Shakes the Barley”

• Screen Scene "Zodiac"

• Two L.A. bands redeem SoCal music

• Finally his time to Dance

• Getting over grad school and grades

• Howland to face alma mater

• Campus needs to be more vocal about mental health resources

• Letters to the Editor

• Are you there God? It’s me, David

• Aboya becoming major asset

• Howland is living his dream

• Tournament enjoyment an art form

• Academics, expense impede student travel

Tuesday, March 13

• Collison sustains grade-one ankle sprain

Monday, March 12

• Dr. Dog to headline at Troubadour

• Bruins fall into place with No. 2 seed

• On College Basketball: It’s who you play that counts

• Football scores more verbal commits

• Long jumper wins NCAA individual title

• Men’s tennis team fails to capitalize on chances for lead

• Before start of tournament, team turns to fundamentals

• Baseball gives weekend series to Ole Miss

• Season-high road score falls short against Alabama

• Softball wins five to sweep Long Beach State Invitational

• Gauchos no match for quick transition offense

• Creating a sense of community

• Student workers move to unionize

• Commemorating a colorful tradition

• Focus should be on fees, not just textbook prices

• Can hypnosis fulfill dreams of good grades?

• Men plead not guilty in cadaver case

• Undie run more arduous than UCLA academics

• Editorial: Publishers to Web should be held accountable

• Men’s volleyball’s offense stifled by unforced errors

• Campuses crack down on smoking

• Academic grant requirements may get more rigorous

• Student Sessions

• Less glitz, but still very L.A.

• Death gets overdone in current TV trends

• Soundbite: Andrew Bird

• Soundbite: LCD Soundsystem

• Preview for the upcoming UC Board of Regents meeting

• Letters to the Editor

• Editorial Cartoon

Friday, March 9

• Overpowered in overtime

• Lack of effort a bad omen

• Tennis unable to conquer Troy

• Baseball looking to revive its season

• Collison unable to make up for slow start

• Team suffers from Afflalo’s poor performance

• Gimme (more) indie rock

• Bruins face busy weekend

• Split U.S. should scrap 12th Amendment

• Graduate dance students to unveil their art

• RAs leave questions behind

• Softball on a roll going into invitational

• Campus could benefit from sex magazine

• Expanding both minds and schedules

• Screen Scene: "Alone With Her"

• Editorial: USAC should keep voting simple for students

• Gymnasts anticipate showing at Alabama

• Black LGBT issues covered

• Experimental band draws inspiration from error

• Letters to the Editor

• NCAA Indoor Championships: Track athletes look to drop

• Screen Scene: "300"

• Editorial Cartoon

• Scholars to explore Israeli literature

• Volleyball to face Irvine in anticipated matchup

Thursday, March 8

• Men charged in cadaver scandal

• Experts explore nuclear issues

• Keeping it clean, making it work

• Primaries likely to be earlier; Dems OK independent voters

• CEO discusses alternative fuels

• Eisner lectures on business creativity

• Veganism: just a trend or here to stay?

• USAC looks into changing voting system for May elections

• Feature Photo: 'Dying to save Darfur'

• Panel reveals efforts for democracy in Vietnam

• Looking for a Bear defeat

• Penn Name

• What the heck? It’s only squirrel sex

• Israel’s efforts at peace flawed

• A thrilling method to the Madness

• Letters to the Editor

• Former All-Pac-10 Bruin dies at age 33

• Women’s tennis is gunning for Troy

• UCLA to face a challenge from USC’s team and fans

• Caulfield aims for glory in Arkansas

• Softball’s offense overwhelms Titans

• Bruins sweep Loyola Chicago

• Culinary Connoisseur: Bossa Nova

Wednesday, March 7

• In this class, no English is allowed

• Stakes grow for on-campus piracy

• Dance team wins big at nationals

• Alumnae now performing on first-ever Celtics squad

• UC faces criticism for new warhead

• UCLA hires wide receivers coach

• Discrimination of any kind unacceptable

• Science&Health: Researchers look into health effects of smog

• Research should seek ethical cell removal

• Former Disney CEO to speak today

• On College Basketball: Ohio State’s performance falls short of its numbers

• Editorial: Textbooks, course readers are too pricey

• On-campus talk to discuss fuel sources

• Bruins hoping for Collison to bring back big shots

• Getting a foot in the door

• Festival gets back to its roots

• Bruins to face similar team

• Letters to the Editor

• Science&Health: Water, water everywhere?

• Editorial Cartoon

• Science&Health: L.A., UCLA work to reduce waste

• UCLA to host Midwest school

• Theater Review: "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?"

Tuesday, March 6

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• Palestinians terrorizing peace process

• Editorial Cartoon

• Letter to the Editor

• Edwards greets UCLA

• Planetarium offers a different kind of star map

• New warhead design chosen

• Conference to examine future of nuclear weapons

• Feature Photo: 'Letters to Camp Darfur'

• OneVoice speakers promote Middle East peace

• Feminist group puts focus on Global Gag Rule

• Chamber Collaboration

• Archive opened for directors’ viewing pleasure

• Soundbite: The Arcade Fire

• Afflalo nets top Pac-10 honor

• Forget goal times, I just ran 26.2 miles

• Soundbite: Air

• Coach pens first children’s book

• Track to send six Bruins to NCAAs

• Coach K, I’m disappointed by your classless comments

• Put some life into those dead locks

Monday, March 5

• Husky upset rocks Bruins

• Keeping momentum through Madness

• Pac-10 Tournament: Sun Devils knock out women’s basketball

• Tournament play shows softball’s true potential

• Two can tango, but more are welcome

• Bruins short on intensity against Washington

• Edwards to talk on campus

• Aboya’s absence felt by teammates in loss to Huskies

• Past champs inspire Bruins

• Court upholds stem cell funding

• Admitting white privilege first step to equality

• Liberal Californians deviate from norm, but the norm usually wins

• Loss drives squad to rally for wins

• Divestment was just the beginning

• Illuminating women's issues

• ‘Veronica Mars’ needs to put fans out of their misery

• Solid performance against UCSD reignites team’s spark

• Feature Photo: If you think the walk to class is far ...

• Editorial: Don’t pull program over pizza if it works

• Experts speak on global warming

• Weekend Review: "Marisol"

• Women’s tennis sweeps Washington schools

• Letters to the Editor

Saturday, March 3

• Bruins fall to Huskies 61-51 in final regular-season game

• Men's basketball ready to close out regular season at Washington

Friday, March 2

• Bruins grab Pac-10 title

• Effort doesn’t get you a win

• Pac-10 Tournament: UCLA to face Washington State

• Gymnastics to host No. 2 Georgia

• Cougar guard keeps low profile

• Mbah a Moute, Aboya help make up point deficit

• The economics of theater

• Dreaming of the Olympics

• Strip to your skivvies while you still can

• Undie Run en route for changes

• Comic Corner: “Runaways” No. 24

• UCLA to face growing Triton force

• Do yourself a favor, lose the facade and embrace your flaws

• Banning use of n-word won’t silence racism

• Screen Scene: “Gray Matters”

• Softball aims for consistency

• Sigma Pi brothers to run marathon

• Women’s tennis heads to Washington schools

• Letter to the Editor

• First female space tourist gives talk

• Screen Scene: “Avenue Montaigne”

• Symposium gathers to discuss global warming

• Screen Scene: “Wild Hogs”

• Track looking past NCAAs to outdoor season

• Editorial Cartoon

Thursday, March 1

• Students rally support for DREAM

• UCLA pays price for Undie Run

• UCSA looks to improve in wake of UCD pullout

• New cancer test receives FDA approval

• Crimewatch

• Feature Photo: 'A civil competition'

• Art show aims to educate about HIV/AIDS

• Evolution of a punk-rock professor

• Making an early impact

• Bruins to confront powerful Pac-10 foe

• Volleyball starts strong, then falls

• Prior loss spurs tennis to triumph over Waves

• Bruins aim to improve consistency

• Apparently, USC hockey games are now pants-optional

• Straight talk on sex from start can only help

• Visiting the dance floor

• Culinary Connoisseur: Messob Ethiopian Restaurant

• Limiting sign-ups restricts learning

• Editorial Cartoon

• Letters to the Editor

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