Story archive for November 2007

Friday, Nov. 30

• Police plan for postgame scene

• One last chance

• Planets to planets, dust to dust

• Holding tight to the memory of 13-9

• Alumni create test prep company

• Musical aid for Mexico flood

• Students gather to celebrate, rally support for team in ’SC game

• Bruin special teams strong

• Will UCLA’s thorny season end with roses or nothing at all?

• In his own words

• Much rides on rivals’ meeting

• Q&A with Brian Price

• Trojans look ahead, not behind at last year’s loss

• Cowan to start in Saturday’s game

• Rematch against old rival

• UCLA plays new opponent

• Tickets scarce, but fans cope

• Crash course in Shakespeare

• Bruins facing high-caliber teams

• Screen Scene: “The Diving Bell and the Butterfly"

• Squad needs road growth to survive Classic

• Serve up an inviting macaroni and cheese casserole

• Candidates, don’t preach what you practice

• Lead by example, not yelling

• Editorial: The field is greener on the other side of L.A.

• Editorial: Students should be allowed to cohabit

• Bruin Republicans’ facetious debate conduct inappropriate

• Letters to the Editor

Thursday, Nov. 29

• Healthy guards pivotal in win

• Soccer season ends in second-round loss

• Bruins fall late to strong Wave surge

• Swimmers to compete in national championships

• Bruins seal win, welcome back guard

• Dry, windy weather may snuff out annual Beat ’SC bonfire again

• Hockey to face tough matches against Trojan squad

• UC tries to increase applicant pool

• USC eyeing Rose Bowl

• Coliseum once also Bruins’ home

• Candidates respond to YouTube videos

• Experimental sound remains accessible to listeners

• Fight to end prejudice toward AIDS

• Deadline to override veto nears

• Muppet figurehead to speak on world issues

• Professor of many trades guides film and television students

• Vote-based show sells heroes short

Wednesday, Nov. 28

• Campus parties square off

• Honor societies can grant hidden perks

• EAP leaves Durban

• Restaurants to offer discounts

• Transit plan aims to ease traffic on Pico, Olympic

• ISMs Project to promote awareness of prejudices

• Awareness is vital in fight against AIDS

• New medicine may help stop HIV

• NCAA Tournament: Bruins aim to get even with Broncos

• Even if time is tight, eat right

• Every time’s a charm for series author

• Roll, Collison return to practice

• Editorial: Research requirement should be applauded

• Book Review: "Other People’s Love Letters"

• Editorial: Third-party access to information invasive

• Team rebounds and gears up to break Waves

• Starting quarterback spot remains open

• Ron Paul would bring prosperity back to America

• Craze teaches us how to ‘Crank That’

• Concerts combine symphonies, science, history

• Letter to the Editor

• NCAA Tournament: Overtime goal shoots down the Cavaliers

Tuesday, Nov. 27

• Governor honors science program

• Hidden tails

• Dorrell undecided on quarterback

• Thefts threaten Hill

• California seeks to improve telehealth

• Equipment managers provide support

• Soundbite: Robert Wyatt

• Ailing politician should decide own fate

• Students show spirit by destroying ‘Trojan’ car

• Extra Points: Coach’s job must not hinge on ’SC

• Artist presents life of a man she has never met

• Letters to the Editor

• Don’t put price on love, art or cute leather boots

• Forward Aboya able to play next game, Love named Pac-10 Player of the Week

• Editorial Cartoon

• Cheap but useful digital gifts can brighten up the holidays

Monday, Nov. 26

• Capstone program may be implemented

• Week a showcase of Bruin spirit, pride

• Black Friday rakes in $10 billion

• Hobbled Bruins cruise to victory

• Upset victory gives outside chance for Rose Bowl

• Women’s soccer gets sudden victory

• Clinton, Giuliani lead respective parties’ polls

• History in motion

• Financial aid should reflect reality

• Volleyball a No. 8 seed after win, loss in Arizona

• Nakazawa’s well-struck free kick advances men’s soccer

• Editorial: Stay classy during height of ’SC rivalry

• Philanthropy dance-off to benefit fire relief fund

• Editorial: Cost of birth control nothing to kid about

• Artist brings funk to digital era

• Bruins lose a close one to No. 3 Maryland

• Disney movies provide a magical escape from reality

• Capstone experience a great opportunity

• Editorial Cartoon

• Men’s water polo closes season with fifth-place conference tournament finish

• Rose Bowl an apt battleground

• Writers, producers agree to resume negotiation talks today

• Culinary Connoisseur: “Big Sugar Bakeshop”

• Obama would offer new tone, leadership to presidency

Wednesday, Nov. 21

• Bruins turn offense around to win

• Love gets physical with Spartans

• Injury woes could be behind Olson

• Postseason wins answering questions

• Individual runners end season strong

• Players work extra hard to make up for short bench

• Women’s basketball tops 100

• Women’s volleyball to spend holiday on road

• New rules for office space

• Jeannie Abrams dies at age 53

• Gilfillan was devoted to work

• Textbook bill up for vote in House

• Students split over fairness of enrollment system

• Internships a look into careers

• Work-study is more convenient, pays less

• Student salaries can cause financial-aid conflicts

• ‘October Road’ premieres midseason

• Madonna becomes relevant – again

• Screen Scene: "I'm Not There"

• Screen Scene: "Enchanted"

• Bruins beware, Trojans ranking on the rise

• Immigrants prove that free trade does not equal fair trade

• Editorial: Prop. 92 promises nothing but fiscal woes

• Editorial Cartoon

• Letter to the Editor

• Feature Photo: While my guitar gently sweeps the competition

• Theater Review: "The Grand Delusion”

• Bruins, remember to give thanks for sports success this holiday

Tuesday, Nov. 20

• Congressman dedicated life to public service

• UCSA tries for more student input

• Transfer notices lack of diversity

• Many ways for Bruins to study abroad

• Highly regarded professor of sociology leaves influential legacy

• A media wired to philosophy

• Ruckus fails to attract students

• UCLA breaks through Maryland press

• Coach sick of negativity

• Men’s soccer’s season still alive

• All’s well that mends well with Shipp’s hips

• Junior center’s return creates options

• Larsen finds niche as starter

• Film alumnus hits big screen with ‘Rush’

• Indie CD to benefit Darfur

• Civil War romance meets Shakespearean verse

• Soundbite: The Hives

• Companies cash in on green, eco-friendly consumerism

• Spend time not shopping

• Letter to the Editor

• Men and women should have more evolved expectations

• Editorial Cartoon

Monday, Nov. 19

• Students protest in anti-war solidarity

• Gift unites music disciplines

• Ethnic category list to be updated

• Proper dialogue can put safety concerns to rest

• Strike’s parties to resume negotiations

• Regents appoint new vice presidents

• Smith relocates his Secret Stash

• Coalition asks students to support same-sex marriage

• Presidential hopefuls propose climate change plans

• NCAA Tournament: Bruins dominate first rounds of tournament

• Maryland may be UCLA’s biggest challenge yet

• Cross country dismayed by results

• Freshmen provide spark in Bruins’ victory

• Volleyball’s last home stand yields mixed results

• Swim and dive team finds success at weekend meets

• Polo succumbs to Waves, rallies to beat 49ers

• Finding serenity outside the comforting familiarity of L.A.

• Editorial: Block’s openness to Bruin voices admirable

• Movies take on a musical trend

• Efforts already in place for fair dental admissions

• Editorial Cartoon

• Weekend Review: "Yo-Yo Ma"

• Week in Photos: November 11 - 18

• Artists blend criticial and commercial cultures

• Letters to the Editor

• [Online exclusive]: Though young, men's volleyball picks up 2 wins in first 3 matches.

Friday, Nov. 16

• [Online exclusive]: Bruins advance in NCAAs despite Cheney’s absence

• Regents oppose Prop. 92

• Santa Claus is already in town

• Health groups lose funding

• Presidential election fires up student clubs

• Candidates joust over national issues

• NCAA Tournament: Resolved to split from recent past

• Former Bruins’ face-off is sign

• Looking for solid end to season

• UCLA confident going into last home game

• Men’s volleyball gets chance to evaluate roster talent

• UCLA recruits talented baseball class

• Culture shock

• Screen Scene: "Love in the Time of Cholera"

• Screen Scene: "Margot at the Wedding"

• Writers, use strike to get back in form

• Gamers Galaxy: “Super Mario Galaxy”

• Our selfless troops deserve more respect

• Editorial: Student fees should not be the UC’s crutch

• Cut costs to support media

Thursday, Nov. 15

• Bruin defense prepares to shoot down Ducks

• Howland gets 4 more for the next Final Four

• The Mint has old flavor, young crowd

• Tie leaves team uncertain about NCAA placement

• Unbalanced budget may lean on fees

• Extra Points: Clock running out on dismal season

• Protests at regents meeting

• Shaky lineup troubles countered by team depth

• School of Dentistry under fire from critics

• Alumna remembered for friendship, generosity, true Bruin spirit

• Young players bounce ahead

• Reformed education act targets student fees, loans, downloading

• Women’s swim and dive to begin invitationals

• Give young workers credit

• Nurse has wounded soldiers covered

• Federal authorities ought not check out university library records

• A New Twist on Old English

• Editorial Cartoon

• Helping the disabled achieve professional equality

Wednesday, Nov. 14

• Regent leaves post quietly

• Panel to discuss law, file sharing

• Apple cuts back its prices for ASUCLA

• Transfer hopefuls tap program for assistance

• Argentine justice speaks on war crimes

• Regents to vote on Proposition 92

• Bruins to play season-deciding match

• A shout out to veterans of all ilks

• Festival premieres innovative plays

• Women’s soccer gets tough draw

• Columbia students’ spirit should inspire

• Vitamins can help or hurt depending on use

• Women’s basketball to face Matadors

• Editorial: State funds at root of donation controversy

• A writer with a style all his own

• Food Review: “Juju Cereal Bar”

• Organic food gains appeal

• Grab a fork and dig into possibility

• Men’s basketball team still adjusting

• Injured Bruins welcome bye week

• Editorial Cartoon

• Vegetarians find it hard to meet nutritional needs on campus

• Food Review: “Pink’s”

• November regents’ meeting

Tuesday, Nov. 13

• Women’s soccer sweeps Pac-10

• Road to victory just got tougher

• Victory slips through Bruins’ battered hands

• Men’s basketball wins first game in tournament

• UCLA cross country team finishes 7th in regionals

• Women’s volleyball splits weekend in Oregon

• Rasshan’s athletic ability draws praise from team

• Untested players step into big game

• Swimming suffers first loss

• Bruins keep Gauchos at bay

• Donations influence admissions

• Plaque honors fallen Bruins

• News Brief: UC Regent John J. Moores announces resignation

• UCLA hosts 15th annual Model U.N. conference

• Strike jeopardizes live shows, network dramas

• California’s scholastic caliber lags nationally

• Interactions made simpler on Facebook

• Protesters picket international awareness award gala

• Megaspending megachurches should pay taxes

• Ray of life

• Soundbite: Hardcore Superstar

• Rep. Harman undeserving of Jacoby Award

• Weekend Review: "The Last Schwartz”

• Editorial Cartoon

• Weekend Review: M.I.A.

• Weekend Review: The Los Angeles International Tamale Festival

• Letter to the Editor

• Author: perfect career, besides the writing part

• Week in Photos: November 11 - 16

Monday, Nov. 12

• Black Dice provide taste of future

Friday, Nov. 9

• Shipp, Love lead UCLA to 1-0 start

• Reviving the revolution

• Bruins hope to reignite a fire

• Legislation to limelight

• Rasshan a giant on every field

• Diwali lights up the night

• Students, make the United Nations model again

• Jeopardy tonight will be cliffhanger

• Position made to diversify faculty

• Opening season short-handed

• Go beyond lip service to genocide victims

• Science&Health: Just what kind of wings?

• U.N. official to offer Mideast political insight

• Alumnus gives gift of music

• Looking to stake top postseason claim

• Editorial: In freedom we trust, of religion especially

• Community brews ideas for Broad Arts Café

• Men’s water polo to take on talented Gauchos

• Sierra Club and E3 team up for sex education

• Letters to the Editor

• Intense practices fuel teams for desert trip

• Screen Scene: "Fred Claus"

• Pan-fried, post-midterm comfort

Thursday, Nov. 8

• Bouncing back for more

• Torre, our hero, hath come!

• Bruins tackle Love & Basketball with promising force

• Alumni use artistic talents to inspire kids

• Cross country readies itself for a race to championships

• Deficit threatens UC funds

• Dean to leave by new year

• Den receives few tickets for ’SC game

• Feature Photo: Pomp and a certain stance

• Men’s water polo hopes serious practices convert to perfect games

• Student political groups campaign to register voters

• Driving out hunger in Los Angeles

• 11 and Counting

• Brace yourselves for the unstoppable

• Hard work paying off for Westbrook

• Young team has great expectations for season

• Freshmen players rejuvenate the women’s lineup with new energy and winning chemistry

• Love’s arrival could fill missing piece

• 2007-2008 bodes well for Pac-10’s standing

• Senator actually acts for our benefit

• A tale of two basketball coaches

• Drink and drive? Think again

• America’s next top TV network?

• Art Review: Medieval Treasures from the Cleveland Museum of Art

• Letters to the Editor

Wednesday, Nov. 7

• Bruins brigade for better health care

• Bruins receive free flu shots at campus venues

• Panel speaks on oil politics

• Engineering success

• Communications Board discusses new media policy

• Starting as quarterback at last

• There’s no salve for this corporal curse

• Dating undergrads reasonable for TAs

• Fresh women’s squad exhibits depth, defense

• Women’s soccer continues to lock out competition

• Editorial: Parents need to let adult kids grow up

• Shifting the silver screen music scene

• Feature Photo: Wizard's Wise Words

• Dressing on a dime

• Advocating for a green trend

• Direct deposit is eco-friendly option

• Letters to the Editor

• Volleyball women possess many talents

• Damn Yankees’ gets modern makeover

• Food Review: Ketchup

• Campus promotes transit alternatives

Tuesday, Nov. 6

• Fleet Services offer transport alternatives

• Strike halts film, TV industry

• Laptop theft a campus issue

• Lecture focuses on Buddhism, Tibet

• Networking across Internet boundaries

• Congress may protect college funding

• Court upholds $39 million decision against UC

• Critiquing affirmative action

• Bruins win easily despite injuries

• Arizona’s legacy may be waning

• Rasshan to start against ASU

• Men’s golf on top after first day of play

• Top sites no longer topless

• Looking for love in all these wrong places? You may not find it

• Editorial Cartoon

• Letter to the Editor

• Voice professor plays dual roles

• Soundbite: Jay Z

• New social network to stem from Internet show

• Off the runway, high fashion stinks

Monday, Nov. 5

• Bruins fall again on road

• Three starters sidelined by injury over weekend

• Extra Points: Dorrell’s stoicism is all he has left

• Women’s soccer rolling through Pac-10

• Official nutritionist loses struggle with cancer

• Bruins stumble, lose to Women of Troy

• Men’s soccer one away from first losing season in 50 years

• List of injured Bruins keeps getting longer

• Rasshan finally gets chance to prove abilities as quarterback

• Water polo avoids upset, sinks UCSD

• Divers perform well at first meet

• Clinton urges all to social action

• Admissions statistics illuminate trend

• Increasing racial diversity is not enough

• Students hope to help elect new UC president

• Bruins reach out to L.A. community

• Gathering for safety’s sake

• Science&Health: Walk raises money for vision research

• A family for everyone

• Weekend Review: Campus MovieFest

• Weekend Review: Sigur Rós

• Reading reviews skews movie-watching experience

• Green UCs to set off domino effect

• Editorial: Peace of mind not so hard to find on campus

• Editorial: UCLA will turn you in for illegal file-sharing

• U.S. should not risk losing Turkey as valuable ally

• Lebanon in need of strong leadership to overcome conflict

• Week in Photos: Oct. 28- Nov. 3

Friday, Nov. 2

• Faculty OKs new department

• Students sit to make a stand

• Business school gets new assistant

• Philanthropist dies at 65

• Bill Clinton, other guests aim to inspire, empower

• GSA wines and dines grad students

• Law school, RAND join forces in research

• Another loss could end Bruin season

• Weekend matches crucial for men’s soccer

• Basketball to host first exhibition of preseason v. Azusa Pacific

• Women’s soccer wary of losing ‘little games,’ aim on finishing strong

• Water polo to swim against ‘Triton Tide’

• Playing their own tune

• Mascot in need of new suit

• Existing alcohol education is zero-proof

• Fires turn up pressure of living two lives

• Editorial: Enrollment times need to be reevaluated

• Letters to the Editor

• An untangled web they weave

• Screen Scene: "Darfur Now"

• Jazz trio defies convention

• Diving team looks to gauge skill level with first match of the season

• Screen Scene: "American Gangster"

Thursday, Nov. 1

• Projecting activism on a silver screen

• Early start doing its part

• Faculty attack case goes on

• Evaluations guide class enrollment

• Saxon resident director plays out his coming-out

• The volleyball’s in their court

• Dorrell: the Robin Hood of Westwood

• Ellis up for national coach spot

• Bruins preparing for pass-heavy offense

• Coming off bench, forward poses big threat

• Women’s basketball alumnae returning to Pauley

• Put the death penalty on trial

• A celebration to die for

• Mariachi band brings musical mix of joy, passion, Mexican culture to UCLA

• Katrina’s carnage dwarves fires’

• Feature Photo: Patients get a treat

• Letters to the Editor

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