Story archive for June 2006

Wednesday, June 28

• [Online Exclusive]: Farmar to join Lakers; Hollins selected by Charlotte Bobcats

Monday, June 26

• [ORIENTATION]: Rooming can be up, down

• Student groups should be organized, reliable

• [ORIENTATION]: Club teams: competitive, exhilarating and fun

• [ORIENTATION]: Pauley renovations still a ways off

• [ORIENTATION]: Men's soccer schedule

• Editorial: Denton’s successes should be remembered

• Westwood buildings vandalized

• [ORIENTATION]: College requires new academic approach

• Jay-Z, don’t bite the Cristal that feeds you

• [ORIENTATION]: Men's basketball schedule

• Soundbites: Sonic Youth

• [ORIENTATION]: Interim chancellor hopes to ease transition, move ahead

• [ORIENTATION]: Let the baseball-fan war begin

• [ORIENTATION]: Traditions kick-start the school year

• [ORIENTATION]: Major ongoing issues

• Local businesses adjust for summer

• Bruin alumnae ball with the big dogs

• Summer basketball league a warm-up for season

• Promoting new musical relationships

• Soundbites: The Futureheads

• [ORIENTATION]: Jazz professors call on experience

• [ORIENTATION]: Don’t worry about not fitting in

• [ORIENTATION]: Finding glory with IM sports

• [ORIENTATION]: Book aims to demystify grading

• DIGEST: Alumni play in FIFA World Cup

• [ORIENTATION]: Changing landscape on Hill

• [ORIENTATION]: Student groups provide chance for involvement, fulfillment

• [ORIENTATION]: Several teams poised to capture UCLA’s 100th NCAA title

• [ORIENTATION]: Clubs of all kinds exist on campus

• [ORIENTATION]: Women's soccer schedule

• Slight real estate slump predicted

• Temporary is common at top

• Unveiling Westwood

• Abrams to keep UCLA running

• Players ready to fill large shoes

• [ORIENTATION]: Resources numerous, varied

• New bill to cut aid, increase student loan interest rates

• Duran named to national team

• [ORIENTATION]: Freshmen ready to take positions

• Farmar gave team big break; return it

• [ORIENTATION]: Make lemonade of pre-college jitters

• [ORIENTATION]: Editorial cartoon

• [ORIENTATION]: A delicious array of options awaits you

• Sex columns help educate, clear up misconceptions

• [ORIENTATION]: Theft most prevalent campus crime

• [ORIENTATION]: Health risks arise in college setting

• UCLA not prioritizing racial diversity

• [ORIENTATION]: Concerts can damage hearing

• Editorial cartoon

• [ORIENTATION]: Getting recruits an exact process

• [ORIENTATION]: UCLA educates, offers aid for STIs

• [ORIENTATION]: Campus offers variety of film events, screenings

• Assault charges dropped against Drew

• [ORIENTATION]: Theater group gives non-majors opportunity to participate on stage in each step of the process

• [ORIENTATION]: Hyman says: a guide to good grades

• [ORIENTATION]: University education isn’t limited to classroom

• UCSC chancellor dies in fall

• [ORIENTATION]: More than majors

• [ORIENTATION]: Football schedule

• [ORIENTATION]: Fans can find a cheerful home in Bruin sports

Sunday, June 18

• [Online Exclusive]: Farmar forgoes eligibility to pursue NBA dream

Saturday, June 17

• [Online Exclusive]: Afflalo withdraws from NBA Draft

Thursday, June 15

• [Online Exclusive]: Undie Run's new route continues to attract throngs

• [Online Exclusive]: UCLA law professor selected as interim chancellor

Monday, June 12

• Photo lessions carry over into life

• Insignificance deserves recognition

• My UCLA journey started with a plan, but ended with open possibilities

• Looking back at my memorable stories

• High GPAs no longer the key to success

• Women's team has lackluster showing, doesn't place in top 10

• 'Internetworking' for jobs

• It's tough to excel, but I managed

• I wouldn't go back and edit this out

• Wandering away from Wonderland

• TEAM OF THE YEAR: MEN'S VOLLEYBALL

• Making a difference isn't supposed to be easy

• Soldier breaks ground in military

• Honoring those who saved the best for last

• A history of local service, an eye toward global change

• Working at The Bruin was my most rewarding college accomplishment

• Repeat victory for determined squad

• An overdue shout-out to shapers of blank pages

• Theft still poses biggest threat

• Schooling the pros

• Do everything – there's still time

• Following Bruins before them

• UCLA traditions evolve in response to safety concerns

• Graduation raises mixed emotions in Bruin seniors

• Designing: a cure to South Campus stress

• Array of videos one click away

• Fine-tuning the music minor

• Languages open doors to opportunities

• COACH OF THE YEAR: JOHN SAVAGE

• Good writing grows from the bad

• Companies clamor to employ graduating Bruins

• Improv group keeps laughs coming

• MOST IMPROVED FEMALE ATHLETE: LAURA GORDON

• Festival offers unique, paid outlet for student artists

• USAC experience drives members' future plans

• Bruins nurture climate of change on campus

• Pole vaulter falls short of high hopes, places second

• MALE NEWCOMER OF THE YEAR: LUC RICHARD MBAH A MOUTE

• My life as a rug: I may not get out much, but I know integrity when I see it

• UCLA students go the distance to pursue film

• No joke – beneath it all, real learning takes place

• Messages last longer than the medium

• Stem cell revolution colors past four years

• Peace Corps aids global, personal development

• News is here forever, unlike me

• Giving Bruin fans a reason to cheer

• [Online exclusive]: Campus Events Commission’s budgetary battles result in various victories

• Alumni have much more to offer than money

• MOST IMPROVED MALE ATHLETE: DREW OLSON

• FEMALE ATHLETE OF THE YEAR: ANDREA DURAN

• Dancing in the streets

• Move ahead, but keep ties with UCLA

• DVD rereleases rob movie buyers

• Composer notes time at UCLA

• New businesses, increased parking ensure all roads still lead to the Village

• Seniors leave mark on divestment campaign

• TV comedy gives UCLA actor a shot at fame

• Sporting a new role in Bruin football

• [Online exclusive]: CONCERT REVIEW - "Broken Boy Soldiers" by The Raconteurs

• FEMALE NEWCOMER OF THE YEAR: KARA LANG

• Developing a genuine thirst for knowledge

• Graduate schools experience steady enrollment, decrease in number of applicants

• Engineers ready for job competition after graduation

• Market fosters Middle Eastern studies

• Ideals, peers make The Bruin shine

• Design grads get techno-savvy

• Music seniors give their swan songs

• Bruins leave their mark despite scoring low

• College sports capture culture, community for visiting student

• Decades later, a degree is earned

• MALE ATHLETE OF THE YEAR: BEN KOHLLOEFFEL

• Examining the end, only to realize it's a beginning

Wednesday, June 7

• Voters say ‘no’ to Props 81, 82

• UCLA’s Worst: No. 1: Chancellor search needed to be public

• A perfect landing

• [Screen Scenes] “A Prairie Home Companion” – Directed by Robert Altman

• Spring sings

• If all goes well, a title is within reach

• [Final reflections]: More thoughts on Carnesale

• [Final reflections]: Carnesale sheds light on national security

• State needs to focus on students, not on tests

• Editorial cartoon

• UCLA’s Best: No. 1: Divestment task force gave hope to activism

• [Final reflections]: Leader plans to further study national security and WMDs

• List of top conservative songs absurd

• Chinese children given the gift of education

• Scandal should be covered consistently

• Internship experience is priceless

• [Final reflections]: Strong leader leaves UCLA in shape for ongoing success

• Finding the ‘Missing Peace’

• Spring sings

• Topflight athletes seek top-20 finish at NCAAs

• [Final reflections]: A conversation with Carnesale

• [Final reflections]: Eighth chancellor takes his place in UCLA executive history

• Schwarzenegger may be the only victor today

• Diddy Riese prices go up a quarter

• [Screen Scenes] “Cars" – Directed by John Lasseter

• Love is all you need, but music helps

• [Final reflections]: Diversity the next challenge to address

• Baseball feels the draft

• [Final reflections]: Leader revolutionized university fundraising

• Low turnout, close results

• [Final reflections]: Chief executive position has a varied history

• [Final reflections]: A building may eventually be named after Carnesale

• [Final reflections]: Building a multidisciplinary legacy

Monday, June 5

• Westly’s previous successes prove his dedication, ability

• UCLA’s Worst: No. 2: For USAC members, divided they failed

• SOUNDBITE: "Blue"

• UCLA’s discovery made history

• CREATIVE WRITING EXCERPTS

• Baseball postseason hits a tough end

• Seniors going home a bit early

• Angelides has experience, presents realistic solutions

• Freshmen the light of men’s golf

• Institute celebrates success in research

• Golfers lose drive after 1st round of NCAAs

• Chancellor talks continue today

• Bruins go out quietly to Wildcats

• Remarkable recovery sends baby home

• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

• Network fights virus through art

• Polling: June 6: primary Colors

• UCLA makes plans to celebrate 100 titles

• UCLA’s Best: No. 2: Basketball, football won respect of all Bruins

• EDITORIAL CARTOON

• UCLA’s finally got some rivals

• Board discloses new salaries

• Bruins toast right to same-sex marriage

• Recapping TV’s hottest before the heat hits

• If grad school’s the next stop, take a detour

• Winning words

• Missed opportunities end baseball’s season

Friday, June 2

• Media program sees weak response

• Editorial: UCLA's Best: 3. Dance Marathon: our legacy of philanthropy

• Reggae singer’s anti-gay lyrics spur complaints

• Groups take different paths to primaries

• Letter to the editor

• Screen Scene: “The Break-Up”

• Softball enters losers’ bracket after falling apart

• Editorial: UCLA's Worst: 3. Drop in minority enrollment yet again

• Rough showing in second round

• You just can’t put a cap on learning

• Candidates clash during symposium

• Markets may open locally

• Taking a byte out of illegal sharing

• Deep pitching staff ready to go far in Regionals

• Baseball showered with awards

• Debate needed on Los Alamos’ new management

• Sports deserve equal support

• Science & Health: New technology shakes architecture’s foundations

• When grad students become the teachers

• Editorial cartoon

• Free Falling

Thursday, June 1

• Men’s golf a few strokes away from lead

• With heads calm, Bruins take a swing at title

• New teachers overcome obstacles: Tami Vuong

• A lot to learn

• New teachers overcome obstacles: Stacey Arthur

• Letters to the editor

• UCLA has a secret

• GSA swears in new officers

• Editorial cartoon

• Senior helping guide baseball into playoffs

• UC admits record numbers

• Softball ready to hit it out of the park

• New teachers overcome obstacles: Marjorie Clark

• Living among stars, the big screen loses appeal

• County officials file suit against Army’s proposed land swap

• NCAA allows coaches one challenge per game

• State bill pushes groups to divest

• Porn should keep a pulse on women’s needs

• New teachers overcome obstacles: Jenna Korobow

• News brief: Gubernatorial candidate Westly’s wife visits UCLA

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