Story archive for October 2004

Monday, Nov. 1

• Poll confusion arises

• Parade, rally inspirit Village

• W. volleyball: Inconsistency, injuries lead to split of Arizona, Arizona State

• Election not just between Bush and Kerry

• Bruin digest

• M. polo: Water polo outmatches Cardinal rival

• M. polo: Containment strategy a success against Cardinal star Azevedo

• Editorial: Lack of support at Homecoming a disgrace

• W. soccer: UCLA’s Pac-10 title hopes take a serious hit

• Football: Stanford’s passing game stopped

• Defense gets sick of criticism, makes hell freeze over

• Students brush up on dentistry in volunteer program

• Taking stock in the right candidate

• Symposium, founder celebrate 35th birthday of the Internet

• News briefs

• Letters to the editor

• Football: Bruins run over, shut out Stanford

• M. soccer: Bruins extend winning streak to 5 with victory over UCI

• X-country: Women’s cross country finishes 4th, men 5th at Pac-10s

• Football: Drew regains old form, returns punt for TD

• Increasingly conservative Jewish voters to hit polls

• Paying attention

• Editorial: Late outcry over decision on Taco Bell

• Editorial cartoon

• Election not just between Bush and Kerry

• ASUCLA responds to students’ concerns

Saturday, Oct. 30

• [Online] Bruins end losing streak, shut out Stanford

Friday, Oct. 29

• Arctic drilling creates an environmental divide

• [Football preview] Enduring change after change

• Bruin newcomers bring fresh leadership

• News briefs

• Editorial cartoon

• [Football preview] UCLA eager to bounce back

• Students challenge ASUCLA

• [Football preview] Tale of two seasons

• Reformat your love life; dump the PC

• [Football preview] Battle of the Bruin columnists

• M. polo: Rivalry in water resumes

• [Football preview] Close friends to face off in Stanford game

• Bruins hold political debate

• M. soccer: Irvine match will test team’s focus

• W. soccer: Soccer hopes for best at Arizona schools

• Editorial: Proposition system in dire need of reform

• [Football preview] Scouting report

• [Football preview] Q&A with Matt Clark

• Compound elements

• W. volleyball: Volleyball team ‘trying to regroup’

• Human exploration in space hot topic for candidates

• Conservative Week flawed

• M. basketball: McKinney adds front-court depth

• Bands rock out for UCLA charity

• Bruin digest

• [Football preview] Survival of the Pac-10’s fittest

• Budget limits course choices

• [Football preview] Young defense continues to struggle on pass rush

• Health care reform crucial in election

• Students abandon networks for Daily Show

• Letters to the editor

Thursday, Oct. 28

• Campus political groups plug candidates’ platforms

• Televising the revolution

• Blunder manifests lack of real singers

• Possible changes in Big Blue Bus service being explored

• Campus political groups plug candidates’ platforms

• Calendar: Film & TV

• Animated movie relies on incredible story

• W. track: Women’s cross country needs breakout run

• M. soccer: Salcedo began as bruin soccer player, progressed to be head coach

• News briefs

• W. golf: Women’s golf dominates competition in Hawaii

• Calendar: Theater & Arts

• All Hill Halloween a treat for kids

• Official service transcript program in the works

• M. polo: Water polo defense to go after Stanford’s Azevedo

• Feature photo

• Performers take a gander at comedy

• The language of theater - La lengua del teatro

• Policies address college cost issue

• Musical numbers

• With no defense or quality wins, Bruins don’t deserve top 25 vote

• There are places I remember – but not quite

• UCPD to start using Tasers

• Pixies work their magic in Irvine

• Moderate use of Ritalin probably OK

• Soundbite

• Editorial Cartoon

• Experience horror with a jazzy, comedic twist this Halloween

• Bruin digest

• Power to the women

• Letters to the editor

• Calendar: Music

• Play can’t overcome language barriers

• Actress enjoying musical success

• Horror film advances old story

• W. soccer: Squad’s health stabilizes shifting lineup

• Football: Medlock’s weak leg demystifies pooch kick

• These campus spots scarier than any midterm

• Editorial: Voter’s guide: a summary of endorsements

• Televising the revolution

Wednesday, Oct. 27

• Grant to keep outreach afloat

• W. volleyball: ‘Tired’ Bruins fall to Waves

• Editorial cartoon

• A closer look: Senate seat at stake in California election

• Golf: Women’s golf holds 16-shot lead in Hawaii

• Possible hate incident probed

• Bruin digest

• Look before crossing party lines

• Surfer image lacks reality

• Writing of new Torah scroll begins at Hillel

• Football: Drew takes breather as others rush in

• Jane Doe’s bravery inspiring

• Mexico forum draws crowd

• Restrictive electoral system demands alternatives

• Editorial: Kerry can rebuild nation’s credibility

• A closer look: Outcome of Assembly race fairly certain

• A closer look: Ballot initiatives may have tremendous impact

• Putting on a game face

• Prop. 71 spawns ethical debate

• Crime watch

• Football: Freshman cornerback scores starting position

• News briefs

• M. soccer: Defense shaken but remains unbroken

Tuesday, Oct. 26

• Feature photo

• M. track: Men’s track secures top high school recruit

• Letters to the sports desk

• Gas prices attract interest in presidency

• Conservatives come out

• Editorial cartoon

• Bruin Digest

• Letters to the editor

• Technology lets Bruins see, talk to Israelis

• Editorial: Prop. 72 will relieve employees, hospitals

• Getting comfortable with ‘South Asian-ness’

• W. soccer: Bruin’s return a welcome sight in Cal loss

• Football: Football fails to finish strong

• Restraints must be put on businesses

• U.S. Internet needs upgrade

• W. volleyball: Volleyball players out with injury, suspension

• Dollars and political sense

• Editorial: Prop. 67 a poor way to raise health care funds

• News briefs

• Celebration a given right in athletics

• M. polo: Little Giant

• Job concerns keep voters economically minded

• Center’s status upgrade on hold

Monday, Oct. 25

• Course offers a breather

• M. basketball: Men’s basketball gets its 2nd international player

• Editorial: 3-strikes law made more fair by Prop. 66

• Football: Perry has breakout game in loss to ASU

• Bruin digest

• Board ends Taco Bell contract

• Editorial cartoon

• W. volleyball: Missing key players, UCLA gets difficult win against Oregon State

• W. soccer: UCLA loses again to an unranked team

• M. polo: Victory too close for comfort

• Football: Desert meltdown

• Market rots profits, say Westwood businesses

• Bruin season down the toilet

• M. soccer: UCLA beats Cal on 2 goals in final 10 minutes

• Football: Olson’s four picks key factor in game

• Editorial: State should fund, propel stem cell research

• News briefs

• California not alone in student-fee increases

• UCSA registers 30,000 voters

• Proposition 69: Privacy or safety?

• Proposition 69: Privacy or safety?

• Letters to the editor

• Beyond borders

Saturday, Oct. 23

• [Online] Football: Bruins succumb to Sun Devils

Friday, Oct. 22

• Charges dropped in Jane Doe case

• Props. 68, 70 a big gamble for the state

• W. volleyball: Bruins win despite injuries

• Real estate to aid higher education

• W. soccer: Bruins look for tough, muddy, injury-free homestand

• Service Day reaches out to community

• Football: Dorrell happy with week of practice

• [Online] Taco Bell to leave campus

• M. soccer: Soccer looks for another sweep

• Building beyond the classroom

• Discussions explore science in society

• Hillel alumni garner Wooden support

• M. polo: Water polo looks to extend streak

• Progress requirement reconsidered

• Drawing hope from a loss to OPU

• UCLA needs to boot the Bell

• Don’t let politics pick your mate

• Football: Scouting report

• Editorial cartoon

• Morning laughter

• Bruin digest

• W. swimming: Swimming opens up season with young team

• Medical progress dependent on stem cell research

• Taco Bell’s future revisited

• Berkeley breach unravels

• Mel Gibson helps extend influence of Healing the Children

• Football: UCLA looks to get back on track

Thursday, Oct. 21

• New Coffee Bean locations brew up mixed student reaction

• Soundbites

• Football: Will it happen again?

• Panelists gather to debate pros, cons of Proposition 64

• Indian dance comes to UCLA

• Editorial: Prop. 64 will reduce unwarranted lawsuits

• Make Plan B prescription free

• Candidates’ plans take center stage at health policy forum

• Editorial cartoon

• Godzilla’s Walk of Fame star a colossal mistake

• W. volleyball: UCLA gets chance at comeback

• M. soccer: Players compete for limited starting positions

• Football: Senior safety feels unrecognized

• UCLA Philharmonia Orchestra to kick off new season

• M. basketball: Pac-10 schedule may be shortened

• KRS-ONE’s violent words can’t diminish his artistry

• UCLA to phase out fleet of large vans

• Cheek by Jowl delivers nearly flawless rendition of ‘Othello’

• Editorial: Prop. 1A should pass; it replaces Prop. 65

• ‘Grudge’ thrills get lost in translation

• Hacker hits UC Berkeley

• Bruin digest

• About Payne

• Poster child

• Scoring success

• Foreign cinema sparks inspiration in Hollywood

• The hustler

• The battle over marijuana

• Uniting civilizations promotes safety

• Bush plans to create culture of ownership

• Corporate-sponsored name a necessary evil

• USAC approves Welcome Week reimbursement

Wednesday, Oct. 20

• New bill may help grad student stipends

• Pauley revamp in the works

• Students sign petition for ‘Independence from dirty energy’

• UC fee hikes undermine state’s master plan

• Hajj allows Muslims tointeract spiritually with God

• Football: Junior’s spot on shaky ground

• Don’t waste votes on third parties

• News briefs

• Editorial cartoon

• Panda postponed

• News briefs

• LGBT major would benefit society

• [A closer look] Common ground found in fasting

• Editorial: Ineffective Prop. 60a will tie up extra money

• Editorial: Prop. 61 key to improving hospital care for children

• [A closer look] Wearing hijab provides protection, liberation

• Bruin digest

• Point spreads a good way to spice up losing game

• M. soccer: Forward finish

• [A closer look] Bruins satisfied with treatment at UCLA

• M. polo: Bruin defense steps up

• Football: Bragg’s return to help passing game

Tuesday, Oct. 19

• Strong leaders better than large councils

• Club involvement at Anderson beneficial for careers

• W. basketball: Pitts to redshirt basketball season

• Editorial: Props 60, 62 flawed ways to reform elections

• Copyright war going too far

• Playing cards, market both a gamble

• Football: Bruins analyze reasons for Cal loss

• Editorial cartoon

• USAC faces political limits

• Prop. 66 amends Three Strikes

• News briefs

• Rape case concludes today

• M. basketball: Canadian forward commits to UCLA

• 35-year-old Asian American studies program given department status

• W. soccer: Soccer struggling for consistency

• Football: Football without tackling isn’t fun

• M. soccer: Weekend wins boost men’s soccer ranking

• Lacrosse: Lacrossing the country

• Prayer research dubious

• Editorial: Proposition 69 probes too far into privacy

• Finance & Economy briefs

• W. volleyball: Recurring injuries a familiar theme for women’s volleyball

• Letters to the sports desk

Monday, Oct. 18

• Feature photo

• Bruin digest

• M. soccer: Bruin offense rebounds for Stanford and Cal wins

• Football: Unbearable: Cal claws its way past UCLA

• Football: Running game’s performance inconsistent

• Union rallies at Berkeley

• Encore education

• Big business makes media bias more conservative

• W. volleyball: USC’s streak of dominance continues

• Editorial: Prop. 63 funds unfair to taxpayers, legislature

• Editorial: Prop. 59 will ensure government openness

• Football: Fourth-down play key of the game

• Concert to benefit UCLA AIDS Institute

• Just a spoonful of sugar helps the Bruin football season go down

• Democratic event rocks for the vote

• Letters to the editor

• X-country: Cross country teams happy with finishes

• Students celebrate Ramadan together

• Board weighs ethics, popularity in Taco Bell debate

• Editorial cartoon

• Coalition registers, informs voters

• M. polo: Bruins avenge earlier Cal loss, win two other games

• News briefs

• Students give up weekend for political pilgrimage

• W. soccer: Bruins rebound and beat UW for split

• W. golf: Golf coach questions team’s focus

Saturday, Oct. 16

• Cal puts an end to UCLA’s winning streak

Friday, Oct. 15

• Dorrell must win the chess match on Saturday

• Editorial cartoon

• Schools take varied approaches to sex

• Letters to the editor

• Football: Bruins to face an angry Cal squad

• Trauma center fate unsure

• Ashe offers STD testing

• Footlball: Defense has another setback

• Popular contraceptive has side effects

• Be sure: Get tested for STDs

• M. basketball: Starting positions up for grabs

• W. volleyball: UCLA look to upset Trojans

• Columbus texts shed light on history

• Program attracts, supports community

• W. soccer: Soccer headsto Washington

• Sciences’ home nearly complete

• Editorial: Voting may be an archaic process, but it’s worth it

• Football: Scouting report

• M. soccer: Team heads to Bay Area

• M. basketball: Hollins to be ready for start of practice

• Anderson forecaster weighs ‘sluggish’ economy

• M. polo: Water polo to seek vengeance at Cal

Thursday, Oct. 14

• Bruin digest

• Soundbite

• Kerckhoff Coffeehouse brews jazzy atmosphere

• Sharp-witted ‘Stage Beauty’ flirts with identity struggle

• UCLA professor to lead new NASA mission

• Calendar

• W. golf: Senior ready to travel

• Debate hits domestic issues

• Raking in profits

• LGBT voters face hard choice

• Krugman to speak

• ‘Ten Commandments’ musical an unholy mess

• W. volleyball: Volleyball working on its serve

• TA life tough, but worth it

• Tabloid junkies should consider privacy

• Service groups unite to display commitment

• Redesigning ‘the nerd’

• TA reviews not logistically possible

• Be proud: UCLA upholds free speech

• News briefs

• USAC recognizes Coming Out Week

• Football: Injured linebacker ready to start, beef up Bruins’ defense at Cal

• Political undertones

• Dean working to reclaim Senate for Democrats

• Students picture politics

• A musical guide to lead listeners to emotional recovery

• Sigma Chi stigma undeserved, unfair

• Bruin women still striving to defeat USC

• Turning to the dark side

• Heart on his sleeve

• Editorial: Redistricting damaging California’s democracy

• W. soccer: Keeping her eyes on the goal

• Football: Coming out of hibernation

Wednesday, Oct. 13

• Liberal bias ingrained in media

• [A Closer Look] An environment of openness

• M. soccer: Goalie still not up to speed

• Editorial: Closure of trauma units further hurts health care

• Letters to the editor

• Stolen fight song leaves Bears growling

• Coming to terms with herself

• News briefs

• Poster on display offends several

• M. polo: Water polo lures football crowds

• Editorial cartoon

• Football: Waiting for the call

• [A Closer Look] Coming Out Week continues tradition of LGBT awareness

• Bruin digest

• Defense will begin its case in student rape retrial

• Football: Freshman adds power to offense

• AAP offers academic help to students

• [A Closer Look] Resource center an informational haven

• Don’t believe propaganda; Israel oppressive

• W. soccer: Freshman goalkeeper proves herself on field

• Moore heats up crowd at UCLA

Tuesday, Oct. 12

• Editorial cartoon

• W. volleyball: Net gains

• Student government in need of renovation

• Moore event divides campus

• Anderson School organizes doctoral recruitment forum

• X-country: Cross country roster set for tune-up meet

• Why congratulate yourself with high fives at the game?

• Flu vaccine limited

• W. soccer: Women’s soccer jump-starts slow season with 10 goals

• ASUCLA shouldn’t let Taco Bell call the shots

• Football: Practice makes perfect, hopefully

• LGBT students find their place in different religions

• News briefs

• Themes house more opportunity

• Stop spyware and surf safely

• Speak up to support the American DREAM

• Fee hikes patch holes in university’s budget

• Bruin Walk part of UCLA experience

• Letters to the sports desk

• Coming Out Week offers chance for exploration

• New dorms to provide Bruins with four years of housing

• M. soccer: Coach turns player for annual alumni game

Monday, Oct. 11

• Chancellor: Fee hike needed

• Editorial cartoon

• Family care

• Delta Tau Delta close to having a Gayley home of its own

• Should we keep three-strikes law?

• National Coming Out Week begins today

• Board to decide fate of Taco Bell

• W. volleyball: 36 kills from Stanford’s top player beats Bruins

• M. polo: Bruins display offensive prowess in two wins

• W. soccer: Women’s soccer wipes out Oregon State and Oregon

• Drill simulates bus attacks

• Football: Bruins prey on Wildcat errors

• Bruin digest

• Letters to the editor

• Football: Bruins continue to struggle to stop run

• Football: Lewis’ breakout game leads to UCLA win

• Despite wins, wait til Cal game to judge team

• Candidates take offensive

• Taxes should help offset UC student fee increases

• Should we keep three-strikes law?

• Westwood Village artwork in disrepair

• Foreign-born presidential hopefuls face unlikely future

• News briefs

Friday, Oct. 8

• [Football preview] New UA coach Mike Stoops gives program hope for future

• [Football preview] Wildcats dwell at bottom of list

• [Football preview] Long overdue

• Volleyball sets sights on two more wins

• Editorial cartoon

• Workers rally in support of ongoing UC, AFSCME talks

• Child’s gift inspires hundreds

• Bruin digest

• Music festival unites cultures

• Fun times at the batting cage

• LASIK gives closer look

• U.S. can learn from Israeli effort on terror

• Highly recruited twins to visit UCLA

• Board of Regent’s decision will racially segregate UC

• Virus may halt bacterial infections

• Water polo ranked No. 1

• UCLA post-doctoral fellow dies at age 29

• Jane Doe resumes testimony

• [Football preview] Strong safety to return punts Saturday

• Bruins start quest for Pac-10

• Chain’s contract may not endure

• Don’t be afraid to talk to strangers

• [Footbal preivew] Bruins face tight defense

• [Football preview] Q&A with LB Justin London

• Many at fault for going to war without proof of WMD

Thursday, Oct. 7

• Bruins don’t let Bruins haze

• Exploring the darker side of the Golden State

• Ashe Center's records go digital

• USAC approves financial chair

• Football: Bruin defense improving with time

• City Slickers

• Soundbites

• Decision 2004: When it comes to foreign policy, vote wisely

• Play starts slow, but develops into powerful drama

• M. Soccer: Time on national soccer teams beneficial for freshmen players

• dB dishes up thoughtful, articulate reviews

• Duff's 'Raise Your Voice' improbable, but amusing

• Peruvian tunes carry to UCLA

• Representing the undiscovered

• An early enrollment for guaranteed transfers

• Presidency should be open to all U.S. citizens

• Italian director’s universality visible in archive’s showcase

• Decision 2004: When it comes to foreign policy, vote wisely

• Sports fans, parents push child athletes too early

• Fair Ball

• M. football: Football accused of using illegal chop blocks

• It’s Showtime!

• Stories at your service: E-mail Tracer to put him to work

• No cable makes life ‘poor, nasty, brutish’

• Bruin digest

• W. soccer: Bruin defender back on the field

• Voting abroad

• News briefs

• ASUCLA fees could see huge jump

• M. hockey: Midnight warriors

Wednesday, Oct. 6

• Football: Medlock's luck, kicking game lead Bruins to victory

• W. track: Disappointment fuels team's desire for future success

• Editorial cartoon

• W. volleyball: Agony & ecstasy

• Pass/no pass grading yields varying results

• M. soccer: Offense's lapses cost wins for UCLA

• Arnold for president in 2008?

• Feature photo

• Stacking up

• Vice presidential candidates faceoff

• [A Closer Look] Book dude delivers savings to Bruins

• News briefs

• [A Closer Look] Textbook bill recommends but doesn't require action

• Editorial: Administration must enforce its rules for fraternities

• M. polo: After 2 impressive NorCal wins, water polo working 'even harder'

• Crimewatch

• Football: Football offense realizes success

• Newly launched Go Westwood Web site links UCLA students to Village life

• Opening statements made in rape retrial

• Budget Review Committee decisions misinterpreted

• [A Closer Look] Publishing process hinders price-lowering effort

• Vice presidential debate will have little impact, experts say

• Editorial: USAC should not restrict times for online voting

• Fans can support both Angels and Dodgers

• Uninformed votes thwart democracy

• UCSB physicist wins Nobel Prize for his quantum research

Tuesday, Oct. 5

• Kudos to athletics for securing freshmen crowd

• Football: Olson aiming for consistent play, stronger first half

• W. soccer: Adams expected back on soccer field

• Bruin digest

• A divine goal

• Bruins weigh voting options

• Letter to the editor

• Sigma Chi back in action

• Education, unity the best way to stop hate

• Employment a click away

• Online ballots still controversial

• W. volleyball: Volleyball hitting the court with new tactic

• Wooden Center West delayed until end of fall

• Eager workforce keeps campus clean

• Managing time a practice in investing

• UCLA uses its own creation to fight illegal file-sharing

• News briefs

• UCLA policy protects privacy

• Editorial cartoon

• Company troubles may signal change

• Letters to the Sports Desk

• Protest held for primate liberation

• Governor’s pollution veto another boost for business

Monday, Oct. 4

• Third-party candidates must stand on their own platforms

• Vegetable-oil-powered bus offers fuel alternative

• W. soccer: Injury inspires team to victory

• Go and see some of the big events on campus

• Every vote should be equal

• Camejo seeks youth support

• W. golf: Champs not worried about start

• Campaign donations: the juicy gossip

• Dominant victory awelcome change

• Reform is necessary for USAC to serve all students

• Football: Two weeks later, Drew has his 2nd best game

• Uneven equation

• Football: Bruin defense makes its mark

• Letters to the editor

• M. polo: Men’s water polo secures NorCal Tournament title

• Editorial cartoon

• Court to revisit rape trial this week

• Tourney raises funds for charity

• M. soccer: Bruins can’t finish, have to settle with split

• Football: Defense leads Bruins to win

• W. volleyball: Women’s volleyball collects weekend sweep in Arizona

Friday, Oct. 1

• Experts weigh importance of eating right

• Students hunger for Dream Act

• L.A. atmosphere, media trends factor into body dysmorphic disorder

• Platelet donor keeps on giving

• Dry stadium policy misses the point of being a fan

• M. basketball: Walcott transfers to Grand Canyon

• Candidates talk face to face

• [Football insert]: Q & A with TB Manuel White

• UCLA programs help combat eating disorders

• Rising tide

• W. volleyball: Volleyball looking to rebound in desert

• M. soccer: Men’s soccer playing for 3rd Pac-10 title

• Former vice chancellor dies at age 86

• Editorial: Candidates ignored chance for real debate

• Governor votes against tuition cap

• Feature photo

• UCLA students discuss presidential debate

• [Football Insert] Aztecs a legitimate threat to Bruins

• [Football insert] Linebacker London’s status for Saturday unknown

• X-country: Rankin leads cross-country pack

• W. golf: Champs hope to overcome fatigue

• [Football insert]: Bruin offense to meet its match in top-ranked Aztec defense

• It’s not easy to fall back into bliss

• Editorial cartoon

• M. polo: Water polo takes aim at Nor Cal title

• Welcome Week kicks off new UCLA year

• Bringing race into GPA discussion is unnecessary

• Letters to the editor

• W. soccer: Streaking Bruins finally get healthy

• Ticketing jaywalkers makes for a better world

• Student faces court hearing today

• [Football insert] Last Line of Defense

• [Football insert] San Diego State no longer an idle threat

• [Football insert]: Taylor’s rocky past can be forgotten

• Oakley’s retains its cutting edge

• Conservative bias drives even the carpool lane into political arena

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