Story archive for December 2005

Saturday, Dec. 31

• Sun Bowl Photo Essay

• [Online Exclusive]: Drew's future with Bruins uncertain

• [Online Exclusive]: Bruins shine in Sun Bowl

• [Online Exclusive]: Unfamiliar faces lend a foot to Bruin victory

• [Online Exclusive]: Bruins close out 2005 with another reason to party

• [Online Exclusive]: Cal muscles past UCLA win streak, 68-61

• [Online Exclusive]: Freshman running back hopes to set the pace for coming years

• [Online Exclusive]: Medlock charged with two counts of felony DUI

Friday, Dec. 30

• [Online Exclusive]: Injuries continue to plague men's basketball

• [Online Exclusive]: UCLA comes out strong, beats Stanford 71-54

• [Online Exclusive]: Scrappy new Bruin team finds old leadership for Stanford win

Thursday, Dec. 29

• [Online Exclusive]: Bruins hope to catch 10th win at Sun Bowl

• [Online Exclusive]: Shooting at Westwood hookah bar leaves bystander seriously injured

• [Online Exclusive]: Bowl game will sum up a memorable season

• [Online Exclusive]: Cartilage injury sidelines Bozeman

Saturday, Dec. 24

• [Online exclusive]: UCLA trounces Sacramento State, 86-56

Thursday, Dec. 22

• [Online exclusive]: Bruins come back against Wagner, 74-72

• [Online exclusive]: Ex-provost Greenwood violated UC policies, probe finds

Wednesday, Dec. 21

• [Online Exclusive]: UC wins management of Los Alamos lab

Wednesday, Dec. 14

• [Online Exclusive]: Chancellor undergoes heart surgery

Monday, Dec. 12

• ¡Carnaval! comes to UCLA

• Volleyball can’t unseat top seed

• Carnesale awaits heart surgery

• Medlock arrested on DUI

• Remembering a UCLA icon

• Caffeine used in excess can have consequences

• Win a lesson in benefits of studying

• Undie Run safety at issue

• LETTERS TO THE SPORTS DESK

• Editorial cartoon

• Forward shows he has the Wright stuff

• Alleged robber to face charges

• BruinGo! stays on course in two-year agreement

• New AIDS study clouds vaccine

• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

• ‘Happy Holidays’ hardly a liberal battle cry

• Basketball leaves Wolf Pack howling

• Saxon refused to sign communist oath

• Undie Run a chance to break norms, not windows

• Embrace perks of quarter system

• Bruins’ physical prowess soundly trounces Waves

Sunday, Dec. 11

• [Online Exclusive]: Bruin kicker arrested after car accident

Thursday, Dec. 8

• Pup says it must turn tail

• UCLA to face Nevada in Wooden Classic

• Awards and a top 10 from the year gone by

• Screen Scene: “The Family Stone”

• UC forms new contract for technical workers

• Team finds success at invitational

• Program sorts terrorism data

• Happy to be home for holidays

• Woody Allen’s new style doesn’t ‘Match’ past

• Competition heats up for center position

• Santarchists’ goal not clear

• Screen Scene: “Brokeback Mountain”

• Anderson Forecast predicts looming crash

• [Online exclusive]: Former UC President David Saxon dies at 85

• Pac-10 losses not good for Bruins

• Illegal immigration hurts U.S.

• Mixed voices of the season

• Today marks start of search

• UCLA Thrift Store has seen its profits rise in recent years

• Creating a true 'Geisha'

• Spread holiday love with provocative gifts

• Bloodmobile rolls out to campus

• Editorial Cartoon

• Screen Scene: “The Three Burials of Melquiades Estrada”

• Ditching the ball on New Year's 2006

• Track alumnus makes a run for world record

• Ruling allows seizure of Social Security to repay loans

• Art of meditation

• Court may allow recruiters

• Marcedes Lewis scores John Mackey Award

• Set to square off against Nebraska

Monday, Dec. 5

• Change is the only consistent factor in the Bruins’ season so far

• Bruins can’t recover from deficit in final

• First-quarter punt stops Bruins in their tracks

• Galaxies apart, teams are barely rivals

• UCLA accepts Sun Bowl invite, will face Northwestern

• Editorial cartoon

• Feature photo: Houses cleaning

• Letters to the editor

• Face grafts can restore lives

• Carnesale refutes recent criticism

• Jamba Juice plans not quite frozen

• Defense shatters despite a season of few cracks

• Volleyball wins first two tournament matches

• Chancellor won’t yet endorse divestment

• Bruins beat Clemson, get ready for OU

• Trampled by the Trojans

• ‘It hurts like hell’

• Despite loss, senior stars proud

• Village quiet after crosstown game despite USC presence in Westwood

• Politics across the border

• Student group demands better seismic safety grade of building

• Westwood developers part ways

• Bush unstoppable to UCLA defense

• First amendment should protect all

• Editorial: Planting news in Iraq goes against democracy

• ID forgers face tougher law

Sunday, Dec. 4

Saturday, Dec. 3

• [Online Exclusive]: USC extends streak over UCLA to 7 in dominating fashion

Friday, Dec. 2

• The rivalry’s all about bragging rights

• [Rivalry Preview]: All I really want for Christmas is a win

• Professor Baicker goes to Washington

• Students take action to fight against AIDS

• Schools fueled by a rivalry rooted in the past

• Basketball players strive to excel as substitutes

• [Rivalry Preview]: Q&A with Maurice Drew

• Women’s soccer focuses on Cup

• How tall is Drew Olson? It depends.

• Rivalry game incites Bruin pride

• [Rivalry Preview]: Rivalry not worth splitting Hairs

• Editorial: USC isn’t that bad, if you think about it ...

• [Online Exclusive]: UCLA advances to NCAA championship final after 4-0 win

• [Rivalry Preview]: Toppling the Trojans

• [Rivalry Preview]: Bush to test Bruin run defense

• USAC distributes $38,407 in winter quarter student-group allocations

• UCLA starts NCAAs in Pauley

• Search committee named

• UCLA should support student arts

• Turning up the heat

• [Rivalry Preview]: Local rivalry impacts recruiting

• Football, fire ignite school spirit at Beat ’SC event

• [Rivalry Preview]: QB comparisons humble Leinart

• Editorial Cartoon

• UCLA ranks low in black admission

• Women’s basketball on move after guard leaves

• Crosstown rivalry broader than football

• [Rivalry Preview]: Quarterbacks measure up for big game

Thursday, Dec. 1

• Staying out of the fiscal red zone

• Hungry souls

• Microsoft format reduces access

• Swimmers head east for season’s end

• Senior linebacker leaves injuries behind

• Editorial cartoon

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

• Not just for kicks

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

• Police plan for more forces

• Free HIV testing available today

• Feature photo: Basketball fanfare

• A messy manifesto

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

• Hearing called to look at UC compensation

• AIDS education marches to campus

• Film aspires to give rise to change

• Heart can trump Trojans’ odds

• Not even beer can help awkward bar scene

• ‘Cat’ out of the bag for family secrets

• Bruins’ team effort gets win

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

• Standout guard quits squad

• Acceptance can erase stigma of HIV

• HIV/AIDS: Everyone’s battle

• The rise and fall of Sunset strip

• Republican ‘compassion’ is politically motivated

• Pranks of the past, present

• Sound bite

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