Story archive for July 2006

Tuesday, Aug. 1

• [Online Exclusive]: Politicians form alliance to reduce urban pollution

Monday, July 31

• USAC condemns violence

• Jazz events feature notables

• Several football teams could take over as leader of the Pac-10

• [Online Exclusive]: Soundbites: Sufjan Stevens

• A new means of political discourse

• [Conflict in the Middle East]: Biases skew Middle East news coverage

• UCLA’s Huff signs with Indians

• Class ratings may go public

• Soundbites: New York Dolls

• Haas wins Countrywide Classic

• Jump-stating architecture

• [Conflict in the Middle East]: Israel is justified in self-defense strikes

• [Conflict in the Middle East]: Barriers to lasting peace are not insurmountable

• Elevated regional temperatures create high-pressure situation

• Dorrell continues quest for Pac-10 domination

• Star recruit Love commits to UCLA

• Class act: Agassi bids farewell to adoring L.A. fans

• English champs kick off preseason in U.S.

• [Conflict in the Middle East]: Cease-fire crucial to save lives, Lebanon

• [Digest]: UCLA men’s soccer’s recruiting class named nation’s best

Sunday, July 30

• Players gear up for Sunday’s finals

Friday, July 28

• [Online Exclusive]: Injury may take Roddick out of competition

• [Online Exclusive]: Agassi’s last L.A. match ends in defeat

Thursday, July 27

• SCREEN SCENE: "Clerks II"

• [Online Exclusive]: Agassi stays alive in Countrywide Classic

• Comic-Con Diary, Part 2

• [Online Exclusive]: VIDEO from Day 3 of the 2006 Countrywide Classic

• [Online Exclusive]: Photo Essay from Day 2 and 3 of the 2006 Countrywide Classic

Wednesday, July 26

• [Online Exclusive]: VIDEO from the 2006 Countrywide Classic 'Night at the Net'

• [Online Exclusive]: Second-seeded Hewitt falls in first round to Goldstein

Tuesday, July 25

• [Online Exclusive]: Love announces he will attend UCLA

Monday, July 24

• UCLA rewards coaching success

• Controversial benefits and pay are approved retroactively

• Gimmicks in music TV enough to light my Fuse

• [Tennis Insert]: Photo Essay

• Male and female brains found to be unexpectedly similar

• Bedroom Walls embraces its own genre

• Preserving an art form

• [Tennis Insert]: Ball kids learn from UCLA alumnus

• Director emeritus of Chicano Studies center dies at 66

• News briefs

• Smart women must be stopped!

• Preventing unlimited free labor is worth a few units

• Comic-Con Diary, Part 1

• Studies may advance fight against AIDS

• Bruins aid U.S. in World Cup win

• [Photo Essay]: Day 1 of the Countrywide Classic

• ASUCLA brings in franchises, replaces independent stores

• [Tennis Insert]: Agassi’s final bow approaches

• Innovative artist comes to the Hammer

• [Tennis Insert]: Americans see a resurgence

• Stem cell opponents must clarify arguments

• SCREEN SCENE: "My Super Ex-Girlfriend"

• Feature Photo: 'Timber'

• Letters to the Editor

• Escaping from violence abroad

• [Tennis Insert]: Use of instant replay may change the game

• Founder of UCLA education minor dies at 65

• Regents discuss slate of issues

• [Digest]: Award salutes gymnast’s illustrious career

• Finding virtue in doing nothing

• Shipp relaunches after recovery

• [Tennis Insert]: Tourney gets new sponsor, name

• [Tennis Insert]: Brothers perfect match for doubles play

• Bruin divers qualify for nationals

• [Tennis Insert]: Series: What are the points?

• Basketball recruits still up in the air

• Editorial Cartoon

Friday, July 21

• [Online Exclusive]: Regents approve over 70 employee benefits packages

Wednesday, July 19

• [Online Exclusive]: Regents hear from public, discuss funding, admissions

• [Online Exclusive]: Afflalo sustains stress reaction to left foot

Monday, July 17

• New HPV vaccine yields promising results

• Silicon uses may advance technology

• Travel takes a serious turn

• State budget ups funds to UC

• Gatorade honors two athletic Bruins-to-be

• March as mad as ever, no thanks to coaches

• Weekend Review: 'The God Of Hell'

• UCLA golfer Jane Park to turn pro

• Soundbites: Thom Yorke

• Group claims it attempted bombing

• Lessons carried off the field

• Soundbites: Muse

• Comfort should be the new black

• Editorial Cartoon

• A Monster Opportunity

• Alumnae populate national soccer team

• Letters to the editor

• Feature Photo: 'Staff’s chance to dance'

• Acting chancellor appointed for UCSC

• Editorial: Harming humans won’t help animals

• All work, no pay makes intern class a dull choice

• Band camp goes commercial

• Undrafted Bozeman hustles with Hawks

• Grizzlies challenge Farmar

• News briefs

Monday, July 10

• Volleyball players set for new season

• Baseball looks for boost from recruits

• Hammer to host public interview

• New shows heat up summer TV

• UC files charges against nurses’ union

• Editorial: Government has no right to student information

• Eight Bruins compete in SayNo

• Close election divides Mexico

• Bruins earn spots on USA water polo team

• Villaraigosa at one year

• News brief: Farmers’ market moves west of Westwood

• Farmar takes quickly to Lakers’ offense

• Museum memories

• Warped Tour tops itself in early SoCal shows

• UCSC looks to future after death of Chancellor Denton

• Editorial cartoon

• Cable news should stop its increasing frivolity

• Farmers’ Market’s fresh location proves a rotten choice

• International students at UCLA enjoy local culture

• Howland names new assistant

• Weekend Review: "Love"

• Letter to the editor

• USC the wrong place for Mayo

Monday, July 3

• Bill targets UC pay sessions

• Diversifying UCLA is a complex challenge

• Letter to the Editor

• News briefs

• Join forces with USC to change our world

• SCREEN SCENE: "Superman Returns"

• Jane Park on par with pros

• Swimmer flies to top of tourney

• Right to burn flag embodies free speech

• Hollins drafted by Charlotte

• Women’s volleyball voyages to Europe

• VIDEO: L.A. Film Festival

• SCREEN SCENE: "A Scanner Darkly"

• The Rentals reunite, celebrate 10th year

• Bruins compete at U. S. Championships

• Farmar goes to Lakers

• Assistant coach takes job at Central Michigan

• Editorial Cartoon

• Review: Radiohead at the Greek Theater

• Westwood apartments burglarized

• Hospital construction continues

• University workers protest possible salary deductions

• Draft shows UCLA's progress

• Lights, Camera, Take Action

• ‘Diet’ sweeteners may have sour effects

• This Fourth, celebrate your collegiate freedom

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