Story archive for September 2005

Saturday, Oct. 1

• [Online Exclusive]: Bruins pull out 21-17 win over Huskies

Friday, Sept. 30

• Censuring porn a waste of time

• USAC uses new fund-allocation process

• Speaks Out

• Wooden fitness options flex for fall

• Court faces uncertain future

• RIAA sues UCLA member

• Editorial Cartoon

• Bruins to find if Waves’ run will trickle

• Feature Photo

• Water polo triumphs despite distraction

• Bay Area teams come to town

• Global audience gathers for ‘freedom fighter’

• Arizona basketball player dies at age 22

• Any means of defense justified

• New volleyball squad prepared for old rivalry

• Editorial: Football ticket prices assault the student-fans

• Penalties hindering Bruins’ offensive game

• Study: gay, straight couples alike

• Students work to pass DREAM Act

• Unbeaten Bruins embracing past

• Katrina-ravaged students find refuge at UC campuses

Thursday, Sept. 29

• Editorial Cartoon

• Gliding toward slower growth

• Global warming heats up storm season

• Key injuries put women’s volleyball squad’s success in jeopardy

• Letter

• Cross-country stuggles with shaky start

• Soccer squad scores victory after delay

• After 14 years, dean of social sciences resigns

• Decision to avert organ transplant reviewed

• Bruins waving for fan support

• Students protest lecturer’s dismissal

• UCLA offense achieves balance

• Bruins prime for Pac-10 play

• Shipp won’t sail on the court for weeks

• USAC focuses on campus community

• Carnesale will return to UCLA in new role

• Couching it has gotten a bum rap

• Supreme Court appointment pending

• Plazas house unexpected number of freshmen

• UCLA inducts eight new members

• Golfers’ first tourney results not quite up to par

• N. Korea prison camp escapee shares story

• Players keep heads above water among close competition at tourney

• It’s safe to be a UCLA fan this year

Wednesday, Sept. 28

• From the red, white and blue to the blue and gold

Sunday, Sept. 25

• Neesby's proposal for USAC seenate continues in new academic year

• Luck gets credit for escape from hurricane

• Find your ‘thing’ and improve UCLA

• Lawsuit challenges UC treatment of religion

• Take the roads less viewed

• UCLA increases presence in city politics

• UCLA needs to adopt music site

• Recording the history of your college life

• Special election will hurt education

• Sound bites

• Loss of Junior Taylor may end up other receivers’ gain

• Team has high hopes at start of season despite loss of key players

• Traveling to the heart of devastation

• Freshmen kick off early in the year with hot streak

• Editorial Cartoon

• Return of Taco Bell rings in the new school year

• Forget philosophy: Celeb gossip has real intellectual significance

• Farmers’ Market brings Westwood Village together

• Defensive line stands strong

• Groups campaign to educate campus

• Disaster brings out worst of human nature

• Finding Grace Lee

• UCLA alive with different acts this season

• Choosing career over college

• Speaks Out

• UCLA center to give birth to fresh opportunities

• Raising the billion-dollar bar

• Drilling in Alaska the lesser of two evils

• WAC moves into its Kaufman home

• UCLA opens its doors to victims

• Screen Scene

• 30 years later, ‘Jaws’ still has bite

• Subsidized bus program halves Metro fares

• Bruins put a greater emphasis on team unity on and off the field

• Killer weather nothing new, but easily forgotten

• Men looking for runners to take next step

• Have stage: need bands, performers

• Prop. 73 unrealistic, harmful

• Sound bites

• State comes out for gay marriage – finally

• New Orleans universities feel ramifications of Katrina

• Injury forces gymnast to retire, will stay on as assistant

• U.S. should stay out of Iraq civil war

• Researchers delve into Sept. 11 effects

• Independent effort

• Push for diversity requirement continues

• LGBT film course back for a new audience

• Internet has changed UCLA education

• Congresswoman Harman far from representative

• Early in the season, glass is half full

• Call Center in new hands

• Forge memories, not regrets: Enjoy UCLA life

• Students praise, knock Carnesale

• Defying the mainstream can be a hard day’s fight

• UC salaries for top officials trail others

• Watching sports lets us live out our fantasies in reality

• Squad travels to Italy, faces professional teams

• Editorial: New chancellor must, above all, be an educator

• BurnLounge blazes onto digital music scene

• Market ensures fair resource use

• From the red, white and blue to the blue and gold

• Cell phones signal society’s ‘high standards’

• Post-9/11 media found lacking

• Speaks Out

• Bruins say they’re reloading, not rebuilding

• Rising fees impact students

• Positive attitude garners more than just championships

• Special election has varied implications

• Long hunt begins for new chief executive

• Letters

• Sacred synergy

• Pick up The Bruin, pick it apart

• Campus security tightened

• Road to filmmaking doesn’t always include school

• West Coast offense pays dividends

• Freshman excels in starting spot

• Vacation? Hardly, for Bruin Bash planners

• Textbook supplements force prices up

• New home, same theme for Geffen

• Animation grad student tackles world of youth media

• Radio rebels win fans, fame with original music

• Students forge fight for same-sex marriage

• The Daily Bruin – it’s all about you

• Change is music to new conductor’s ears

• Drama shines, but hits emotional dead end

• Carnesale rode out UCLA’s turning tides

• In full bloom

• Team still riding high after Oklahoma win

• Letters

• Katrina hits home with UCLA football

• After facing tragedy, can a nation hold strong?

• Team suffers tournament loss

• Greek system changing with times

• Photo collections bring jazz to YRL

• Rooting for USC not always for traitors

• Give Americans a lift by traveling the world

• Surviving the storm

• Nov. 8 initiatives will reform state spending

• Dining services expects to meet needs

• Women’s team gets new look

• UCLA team captains not superstars but lead by example

• Props. 74, 75 misplace funds for schools, unions

• Academic blogs offer political insight

• Use resources to deal with flawed ECP policy

Thursday, Sept. 22

• [Online Exclusive]: Regents to vote on UC salary increase

Wednesday, Sept. 21

• Regents prepare to work on ‘revolutionary’ strategies

Tuesday, Sept. 20

Monday, Sept. 19

• [Online Exclusive]: Senior receiver out for the season

Saturday, Sept. 17

• [Online Exclusive]: UCLA's less-heralded receivers step up after Taylor gets hurt

• [Online Exclusive]: Win over Sooners gives Bruin fans good reason to have fun

• [Online Exclusive]: UCLA makes a statement with huge win over Oklahoma, 41-24

Friday, Sept. 16

• [Online Exclusive]: High student ticket prices will keep UCLA from bringing in more fans

• [Online Exclusive]: UCLA v. Oklahoma not just another game

Monday, Sept. 12

• [Online Exclusive]: Campus copes with power outage

Sunday, Sept. 11

• [Online Exclusive]Bruins haven’t shown us anything yet, even after 2 big wins

• [Online Exclusive]: UCLA scores early and never looks back in 63-21 win over Rice

• [Online Exclusive]: Receivers make their presence felt in win over Rice

Saturday, Sept. 10

• Burning Man festival brings community to the desert

Friday, Sept. 9

• [Online Exclusive]: New dean of Anderson named

Thursday, Sept. 8

• [Online Exclusive]: Out of the office, back to class

Wednesday, Sept. 7

• [Online Exclusive]: UC begins search for new chancellor

• [Online Exclusive]: Carnesale to step down

Tuesday, Sept. 6

• [Online Exclusive]: Chief justice nominee spurs new round of debate

Sunday, Sept. 4

• [Online Exclusive]: Lewis steps into role as lead receiver

• [Online Exclusive]: Drew, Lewis lead Bruins to 44-21 victory over Aztecs

Saturday, Sept. 3

• [Online Exclusive]: William Rehnquist dies

Friday, Sept. 2

• [Online Exclusive]: Bruins, Angelenos join relief efforts in hurricane's aftermath

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