Story archive for March 2005

Monday, March 21

• M. basketball: Optimism after March sadness

• Letters to the editor

• Essay section smart fix, but not complete

• M. basketball: Farmar learns from first NCAA Tournament

• Recurring vandalism could have Courtside residents paying costs

• Applause ritual has vague roots

• Experts brought together with plans for new UCLA stem cell research institute

• M. volleyball: Easy wins lead volleyball into needed break

• Regents say UC faces bleak financial year

• M. tennis: Tennis eager to avenge regrettable ’SC loss

• Congrats in order for great season

• Hazing in Greek system not frequently litigated

• Students organize book drive for effort in Africa

• Gymnastics: Gymnastics vaults over three teams to victory

• War still has varied effects on campus

• Being fruitful will multiply sex drive

• Editorial cartoon

• Artwork concerning reproductive rights stolen

• Editorial: Casualties merit more recognition from public

• Director’s aid to AAP will not be considered

• Bruin digest

• W. polo: Domination of LMU demonstrates UCLA’s jealousy-inspiring talent

• Wounds revisited

Friday, March 18

• [Online] M. basketball: Farmar, team stay on the defensive

• [Online] M. basketball: Bruins fall to Texas Tech in first round, 78-66

Wednesday, March 16

• [NCAA insert] First round ‘just another game’

• Swimming: Bruins head to NCAA Championships

• Going places

• Stadium facelift underway

• News briefs

• A long shelf life

• Kerckhoff suspect being held in mental institute

• State’s ruling could sway rest of nation

• [NCAA insert] Controversial Texas Tech coach earns Howland’s respect

• Gender equality needs dialogue

• [A closer look] Campus organizations participate to plan regents meeting

• Lasagna disaster spurs search for winner

• [NCAA insert] Bruin fans hit road blocks to tourney

• Editorial cartoon

• [NCAA insert] Fill out your brackets with some knack

• Passionate students can influence USAC

• [A closer look] UC Regents to discuss fees, budget, labs

• [NCAA insert] Scouting report

• New federal loan system proposed

• Googlewhat?

• Soundbite

• [NCAA insert] Regional breakdown

• [A closer look] Board with many members and student unique

• Forecast predicts recession

• [NCAA insert] Cheer Bruins on from Westwood’s best bars

• Report finds women are 56 percent of undergrad students

• Marriage ruling stirs debate

• Calendar: Theater & Arts

• [Online] Regents favorable toward Los Alamos bid

• Letters to the editor

• W. tennis: Tennis defeats Texas, extends winning streak

• Graduating into war

• [NCAA insert] A road trip with Texas Tech’s Bob Knight

• M. volleyball: Volleyball lineup undergoes change

• Mean Girl

• [NCAA insert] Battle of Bruin Columnists

• M. tennis: Club tennis teams finish 4th, 6th

• Editorial: Professor-student relationship ban intrusive

• Softball: Softball suffers embarrassing loss to Longhorns

• Calendar: Film & TV

• [Online] University workers protest at regents' meeting

• [NCAA insert] Howland two-step

• [NCAA insert] Picture the team

• Dance troupes could teach Bruins some big moves

• Senate proposal may face spring vote

• Cheering ’til he’s blue in the hair

• Calendar: Music

Monday, March 14

• M. tennis: UCLA defeats Arizona schools

• Students note fewer parking tickets

• M. basketball: Washington wins first Pac-10 title

• W. track: National title eludes UCLA hurdler

• Taco Bell agreement could bring chain back to UCLA

• M. volleyball: No. 2 Pepperdine beats No. 1 UCLA

• Watching the Bruins dance will be exciting

• W. tennis: Bruins beat Washington schools

• W. polo: Water polo remains undefeated

• Editorial cartoon

• URSA ‘late fee’ baffles seniors

• News briefs

• A civic education

• Fires under investigation

• Editorial: Journalists should do their own reporting

• M. track: Distance medley relay team finishes 2nd at NCAA Indoors

• Baseball loses ninth in a row, swept by Texas A&M

• Football: Next year’s starting quarterback position still uncertain for Bruins

• Editorial: Media needs to rethink priorities in Jackson case

• Ideals of democracy must be saved

• Oral sex should be more openly discussed for safety

• Letter to the editor

• ROTC, military past shape future officers

• Bruins in after close call

• W. basketball: Women’s basketball not going dancing

• Professor may face university sanctions

• Auction raises money for summer interns

Friday, March 11

• M. track: Pole vaulter leaps into nationals

• Tsunami aid continues via Hollywood Artist Alliance

• Bruin Cafe menu higher in calories than students think

• M. hoops: Loss leaves future up in the air

• Speaks out

• Editorial cartoon

• Vendors feeling effects of closure

• M. volleyball: UCLA narrowly tops USC

• Holistic medicine merits scientific attention

• Medical education endures suspension

• Building up future engineers

• Senate petition fights clock

• M. hoops: Bruins still have NCAA Tournament

• Baseball: Team optimistic about trip to South

• Say good-bye if passion runs dry

• Learning from past mistakes

• Tsunami disaster update

• Appointments not supportive of peace

• Editorial: Free speech must be maintained in press

• M. hoops: Bruins offer promises, not excuses for play

• M. tennis: Men’s tennis looks to rally back on track in Arizona

• Graduate students vote in a new way

• News brief

Thursday, March 10

• Softball: Injured pitcher gets unexpected subs

• Group works on revitalizing Village

• Santa Monica joins resolution to reduce harmful emissions

• Book collection competition highlights students’ interests

• Group raids dining halls

• Trying to find their voice

• W. golf: Freshman swings UCLA to tourney win

• Stir-fry sizzles as simple cure-all

• News briefs

• Boring Westwood lacks community

• Dark days of music have silver lining

• Screen scenes

• Film emphasizes pursuit of dreams

• Coaching an elite team isn’t that easy

• Screen scenes

• Art ‘master’ to give lecture

• Runoff will decide next L.A. mayor

• M. basketball: Pac-10 tournament preview

• W. polo: Friendship doesn’t prevent Bruin win

• Soundbite

• Computing success

• W. tennis: Women’s tennis fooled by Trojans

• Union aims to soften UC layoffs’ effects

• Carnesale leads student discussion on threat of nuclear technology

• Westwood apartment fire leaves residents unharmed

• Editorial cartoon

• Dazed and confused students should visit UCLA Career Center

• Big business blues

• Literature lover finds acclaim

• A reel surprise

• Potential competitor for Los Alamos lab drops bid

• Theatrical evolution

• M. basketball: Rising beyond their years

• Screen scenes

• Crimewatch

• Closed system eliminates accountability for funding

• Letters to the editor

• M. volleyball: UCLA focuses on struggling USC

• Band finds success as ‘failure’

• Don’t desert Sidekicks and go solo

Wednesday, March 9

• News briefs

• UC awaits union’s reply to latest offer

• Football: Pat Cowan making presence felt as QB

• A new Dawn rising

• M. volleyball: Penn State not mightier than UCLA

• Western education does not prevent terrorism

• Mayoral race undecided

• Lab should go to best candidate

• Baseball: CSUN gives baseball its 6th straight loss

• Weiss re-elected

• W. tennis: Women’s tennis ready to face USC after rain postponement, venue change

• W. polo: Freshman’s comments result in suspension

• Feature photo

• Editorial: Ambassador appointment reflects poor faith in U.N.

• Speaks out

• Funding process for student groups restructured

• Bruin digest

• [A closer look] Merced uniquely offers freedom to experiment

• Editorial cartoon

• Taco Bell accord reached

• M. basketball: Shipp stays out of practice but still expected to start

• Stars shine on South Campus

• [A closer look] Aggressive recruiting effort set back

• [A closer look] New, continuing students alike stomach additional fee hikes

• 3-on-3 tourney gives students a chance to shine

Tuesday, March 8

• Baseball: Baseball sees early success washed away

• Football: Hurdler jumps at chance to join football team

• UC offers contract

• Book on willed body issue written

• iPod puts new face on music industry

• News briefs

• Will your bark lose bite after college?

• Sponsors invade sports events

• Letters to the editor

• Bruin digest

• Terminal switch vexes some riders

• Editorial: APR doesn’t reach balance in athletics, academics

• Making his own kind of music

• Senate proposal would cripple student advocacy

• M. volleyball: Restoring a lost legacy

• M. hoops: Bruins honored at Pac-10 banquet

• Expanding business horizons

• Editorial cartoon

• [Feature graphic] Vote today!

Monday, March 7

• News briefs

• M. track and field: Men’s track and field still throwing strong without Ames

• Editorial: U.S. military must be held accountable for mistakes

• Star treatment

• W. basketball: UCLA loses in Pac-10 tourney

• W. track and field: Thrower makes big marks on first day of her comeback

• Baseball: Bruins lose all 3 at Kia Baseball Bash

• Schools collaborate over women’s studies

• M. basketball: Chasing the NCAA Tournament

• Westwood should plug into wireless phenomenon

• Public uninspired by city elections

• M. basketball: Fey’s aggressiveness leads Bruins to win

• Letters to the editor

• Editorial cartoon

• W. basketball: Blue, Willis not enough for Bruins

• W. polo: No. 1 water polo beats No. 2 USC

• M. basketball: UCLA fans heckle Oregon’s Malik Hairston

• Bruins make parents proud

• Editorial: U.S. should help Lebanon secure its democracy

• UC settles suit for clean air violations

• Don’t let good resources go to waste

• Clinic cares for the homeless

• Softball: UCLA pitcher throws consecutive no-hitters

• Groups consent to clean Los Alamos lab

• Gymnastics: Maloney makes team history in win

• Sex-positive feminists deserve to be recognized

Friday, March 4

• Editorial cartoon

• Enlisting for education

• M. hoops: Hollins invigorates second half

• [UC willed body program reforms] Graphics

• Author uses faulty scholarship

• Novel touches help create cafe’s unique atmosphere

• Clinton addresses global concerns

• Fallen trees raise concerns after rain

• Willed body case continues

• W. hoops: Pac-10 capsules

• Report recommends background checks

• Systemwide coordinator to oversee programs

• Sciences lag behind in female faculty

• W. tennis: Freshman will find familiar face in Trojan opponent

• Season lets seniors leave in good form

• W. polo: Rivalry holds deeper meaning for water polo star

• Bruin digest

• Editorial: Religion has no place in secular government

• W. hoops: Bruins seeking tourney berth

• Gymnastics: Gymnastics faces Florida in final home meet

• Letters to the editor

• M. hoops: Farmar does it all in win over OSU

• Keep dating books balanced

Thursday, March 3

• Editorial: USAC bylaw changes need more consideration

• M. volleyball: Men’s volleyball tramples Anteaters on the road

• Crimewatch

• Fans can heckle Bruins to victory

• New restaurant planned for the Hill

• Alumni launch original musical

• Pudding cake doesn’t take a Rescue Ranger

• Solo act

• Hahn’s dedication gets the job done

• M. basketball: Oregon schools present last hurdle

• Tension mounts between UC, unions

• Villaraigosa works for Angelenos

• Editorial cartoon

• Theater gets a touch of Bruin pride

• Moving the Market

• Funding bylaws reworked

• Letters to the editor

• Softball: Softball struggles at the plate

• Pet project

• Feature photo

• ‘Jacket’ transcends typical film genres

• Leader of the pack

• Bruin digest

• W. polo: Top Bruin scorers embody strength, experience

• Alley takes on a heavy task

• An early exposure to performing arts

• Screen scene

• Music connoisseurs have guilty pleasures, too

• Not your average cheerleaders

• Online classes too beneficial to ignore

• Soundbite

• Unusual tour brings indie rockers to UCLA

• Councilman Jack Weiss says UCLA a top priority for office

Wednesday, March 2

• M. basketball: Men’s basketball stays focused

• Young council candidate aims high

• M. tennis: Men’s tennis falls to USC despite early lead

• Editorial cartoon

• Fire ant a more fitting mascot than a Bruin

• Student groups debate pressing issues

• News briefs

• Running on the edge

• M. volleyball: Poor blocking UCLA’s demise

• Love and sports forever linked through history

• Two-way threat

• ‘Actorvist’ decries violence in Darfur

• [A closer look] Measures would revise pension plans

• LAPD squad targets illegal alcohol use in Westwood

• Editorial: Ban of death penalty for minors a critical step

• Chancellor hosts forum

• [A closer look] Polling locations in the Westwood area

• Football: Veteran defensive lineman suspended

• No drug is safe for everyone

• Higher education ethnic disparities persist, report says

• [A closer look] Student help gives mayoral campaigns a boost

• Two UCLA teams don’t make NCAA grade

• Condemnation not truly Christian

Tuesday, March 1

• W. hoops: Guard delivers big off bench

• Mock camp mirrors suffering

• Letter to the editor

• Editorial: U.S. should use outside help, not draft, in war

• On-campus restaurants ponder price flux

• Bruin digest

• News briefs

• Students to teach peers to lobby for education funds

• Hardly handicapped

• Fear and loathing of U.S. health care

• Vahedi focuses on traffic, crime

• Attacks on ECP survey wrong

• Cafe whips up own identity

• Mark the calendar – Bruins are going to the big dance

• Eatery types make a unique mix

• Editorial cartoon

• M. tennis: No. 4 men’s tennis faces off against archrival No. 11 USC

• M. tennis: Neck pain doesn’t sideline top player

• M. hoops: Basketball cautiously optimistic about NCAA bid

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