Story archive for November 2006

Friday, Dec. 1

• Event benefits Marvel’s true heroes – its artists

• Women’s basketball beats Cal State Fullerton

• Football Preview: Battle of the Columnists

• DBTV Sports: UCLA-USC Game Special

• NCAA Championship: UCLA takes on mighty UNC

• Screen Scene: "Tenacious D: The Pick of Destiny"

• No. 1 Bruins are least of Riverside’s worries this season

• Homelessness is everyone’s problem

• Annual bonfire nixed because of bad weather

• Football Preview: UCLA spirit is in the card stunts

• getting the (RED) out

• Screen Scene: "The Nativity Story"

• This year, don’t limit your holiday beverage choice to eggnog

• Football Preview: USC stays strong in rebuilding year

• DBTV Feature: Preparing for the Rally

• Civil Rights Project moves to UCLA

• Football Preview: Making the most of the unexpected

• Football Preview: Walker instills confidence

• Football Preview: Hickman carves own path to top

• World AIDS Day: Student groups put attention on AIDS

• NCAA Championship: Volleyball enters first round with high hopes

• Editorial: School holds too much power over Daily Trojan

• World AIDS Day: Condom couture promotes dialogue

• Feature Photo: Songs He Sings

• Football Preview: Playing to break the streak

• Football Preview: Bruins, do it for the seniors

• Wireless access may be expanded on campus

• Letters to the Editor

• Football Preview: Pressure is on UCLA offense

• Football Preview: Does UCLA have what it takes to upset USC’s streak?

• Screen Scene: "Candy"

• NCAA Championship: Soccer gears up for College Cup play

• Football Preview: Pac-10 Preview

• Football Preview: Emerging a changed squad

• Football Preview: Bruin spirit needs a dose of victory

Thursday, Nov. 30

• Centennial celebration

• If it takes a draft to make us care, so be it

• Peeper incidents reported

• Swimmers keep spirits buoyant

• Letters to the Sports Desk

• It’s time for Troy to fall

• UCLA to direct U.N. drug-rehab training

• Female chefs stand the heat to make headway in the kitchen

• Rivalry retains dynamic nature

• Letters to the Editor

• Bruins to focus on consistency, playing as a team

• No. 1 UCLA must retain humility despite success

• Students protest donation restriction

• LAX airlines fear increase in rent may equal a decrease in customers

• Bruin spirit shines through the night

• Cowan named to start against USC

• Students share their areas of expertise

• Conservatism doesn’t always cover the naughty bits

• Editorial Cartoon

• 100 albums in 50 years

Wednesday, Nov. 29

• Middle East series goes on

• Letters to the Editor

• Students weigh in on TAs’ effectiveness

• AP poll drops struggling Bruins

• A Closer Look: University police say campus crime rate low

• Bruins pick up pace in second half

• Jay-Z’s ‘Kingdom’ fails to impress

• From Russia with fraud

• Lee On College Basketball: Mid-majors blur lines of elite status

• A Closer Look: UCPD ruled pros outweighed cons in device’s adoption

• DBTV Sports: Men's Basketball defeats Long Beach State

• Effort proves deciding factor

• December brings Emerald Bowl for UCLA

• A Closer Look: UC campuses exhibit varied Taser usage guidelines

• Team unfazed by threat of weather in semifinals

• Editorial: President’s beliefs must not infiltrate health care

• Bruins’ lobbying goes beyond campus bounds

• The First 99 - 1990: Men’s Soccer wins title No. 64 for UCLA

• Cinematic Sundays

• DBTV News: Showing their true colors

• Theater Review: "Light in the Piazza"

• Editorial: UCSA Taser resolution inaccurate, uninformed

• Shipp shines with shooting

• Students discuss LGBT, HIV issues

Tuesday, Nov. 28

• Voters fund new buildings, equipment

• Cultural exchange in the classroom

• Editorial Cartoon

• DBTV News: Blue & Gold Week Car Smash

• UCLA men’s basketball team ranked No. 1

• Team uncovers secret weapon in DiMartino

• TAs benefit but must juggle duties

• ‘Vagina Dialogues’ foster STD discussion

• Gamer Galaxy: Call of Duty 3

• Letters to the Editor

• De Jong On College Football: Notre Dame continues to fall short of expectations

• ’SC game puts record, rivalry on the line

• Boppin’ with Burrell

• Feature Photo: 'Giant Ball of Hope'

• Let’s make the rivalry relevant with a win

• Soundbite: Incubus, "Light Grenades"

• Have yourself a merry little solstice

Monday, Nov. 27

• Welcome to the dollhouse

• TAs integral to UCLA

• LAUSD sues state for lost power

• Dunder-Mifflin provides my ideal ‘Office’ setting

• Women's Soccer team heads off to College Cup

• Students serve up meals for the needy this holiday

• Council to voice student concerns

• Letters to the Editor

• Bruins sweep final regular-season games

• Basketball sizes up against top teams

• Men's Soccer team heads off to College Cup

• Bruins bring home only one win in three games

• DBTV Sports: Women's Soccer heads to the College Cup

• Don’t underestimate Bruins

• Volleyball set with No. 4 seed

• Don’t teach the gender gap

• Season cut short for men’s water polo

• Weekend Review: Holiday Films

• Editorial: Lame duck’s pardoning of turkeys meaningless

• DBTV Sports: Women's Volleyball sweeps Oregon schools

• Get Tested Week kicks off

Friday, Nov. 24

• Women's soccer to Final Four with 2-1 win over Portland

Thursday, Nov. 23

• Collison's solid showing nets tournament's top honor

• Bruins sting Yellow Jackets 88-73 to take tournament

Wednesday, Nov. 22

• Knowing thyself an astronomical task

• Editorial: All drivers should be subject to breath tests

• Goalie’s eagle eyes make the difference

• Focus should be on police mind-set

• Forking over praise to avoid conflict

• Unable to find a strong finish

• Theater Review: "Skin + Bones: Parallel Practices in Fashion and Architecture"

• Screen Scene: "Bobby"

• Speakers discuss human trafficking

• The First 99 – 1972: Men's track and field wins title No. 27 for UCLA

• Bruin physicality stands out

• Letter to the Editor

• DBTV News: A Community Collage

• Screen Scene: "The Fountain"

• Editorial Cartoon

• Science & Health: Chemical imbalances may increase likelihood of addiction

• Underdogs last obstacles of season

• DBTV Reel Review: "Deja Vu"

• Crazy concoctions

• Science & Health: Problem gambling has several faces

• USAC opposes ‘inappropriate force’

• Polo team enters watershed tourney

• UCLA prepares for tough competitors

• Science & Health: Online gambling: It all starts with a click

• Bruins pull it together to win

• UCLA may get stem cell grants

Tuesday, Nov. 21

• Solid shooting slashes Chaminade

• Journalist discusses recent Thai coup

• Report shows financial aid gap

• Soundbites: Swan Lake, “Beast Moans”

• Teaching by example

• Trust me, I’m a Daily Bruin columnist: Column 1

• This year’s Pac-10 full of surprises

• Volleyball victorious against Pepperdine

• Editorial Cartoon

• De Jong on College Football: ’SC on track to rebuild its way to a championship

• How sneakerheads get their kicks

• Two storied programs to collide in semifinals

• Maui Invitational teams show aggression, poise

• Student writers learn from the pros

• Study finds transfer numbers low in state

• Letters to the Editor

• DBTV Sports: Women's Volleyball inches past underdog Pepperdine

• Soundbites: Jay-Z, "Kingdome Come"

• NCAA Championships put an end to a successful run

• Comic Corner: Absolute DC: The New Frontier

• Blum elected regents’ chair

• Bruins to face No. 3 team

• Trust me, I’m a Daily Bruin columnist: Column 2

• UCLA women’s swimming team finds success at Minnesota Diving Invite

• Officer named in Taser incident

Monday, Nov. 20

• UCLA outplays UCR on Highlander turf

• Bruins mourn former teammate

• Senior Day ends regular season

• Giving thanks for new traditions

• Free U.S. TV superior to expensive British channels

• Documenting life during wartime

• Men's cross country prepares to go the distance in NCAA Championships

• Win makes Bruins bowl-eligible

• Science&Health: Study looks at human evolution

• DBTV Sports: UCLA Football defeats ASU, 24-12

• Last-second heroics keep postseason alive

• Not too pretty, but just enough

• Editorial: Scandals mar federal education programs

• Weekend Review: Wishful Drinking

• Objecting to use of police force

• [BREAKING NEWS]: Officers named in Taser incident

• Bruins connect to make big plays

• Student to file suit in Taser incident

• A nun’s habit wouldn’t fit the unprepared

• Editorial: Access to information necessary for freedom

• Men’s soccer keeps early lead to defeat Clemson

• Women's volleyball sweeps USC

• DBTV Sports: Women's Volleyball defeats USC

• Men's volleyball falls short of squad's abilities at preseason tourney

• Letters to the Editor: Responses to the Taser incident

• Role of racial profiling difficult to determine

• Basketball prepares for invitational

Saturday, Nov. 18

• DBTV News: YouTube Web site aids in the circulation of Taser video

• DBTV News: Students march at UCLA to protest actions taken by police against student

Friday, Nov. 17

• Water polo to close out regular season at home

• Learning about myself by wearing out my outfit

• Questions raised about safety, regulation of Tasers

• Facing the Sun Devils is about more than getting a bowl, it’s about saving the Bruins’ soul

• When giving up is being smart

• [Online Exclusive:] Former Bruin cornerback dies in car accident

• DBTV Arts & Entertainment: Playstation 3 Release in Westwood

• DBTV Feature: UCLA Wind Ensemble plays James Dooley

• ASU game turns up the heat

• Screen Scene: "For Your Consideration"

• UCLA brings back Greek Week

• Bruins go behind the scenes of top TV shows

• Screen Scene: "Fast Food Nation"

• Soccer gears up for delayed match

• Top four UCLA divers travel to Minnesota

• Cornerbacks battle for playing time

• Fair Play?

• [Online Exclusive]: Student to file suit against UCPD

• TV shows bring together Hill residents

• Letters to the Editor

• Battle for the Elite Eight

• Expert to speak on terror in Colombia

• Screen Scene: "Come Early Morning"

• Editorial: UCPD’s use of force disturbing, unacceptable

• Board reviews, approves budget

• Nine arrested at regents meeting

• Students, alumni reach out via phone

• Lady Volunteers capitalize on turnovers to hand Bruins first loss of season

• Beware of easy knee-jerk reactions

• Rivalry has postseason implications

• [Online Exclusive]: UCLA community gathers to protest Taser incident, campus violence

• Mata heals quickly, plays key role in win

Thursday, Nov. 16

• Collison comes through

• Add the unique, subtract the uniform

• Report gives insight into international enrollment

• Bruins face national powerhouse Tennessee

• DBTV Feature: UCLA Men's Soccer Begins NCAA Play

• Opening the season with a victory

• Comedian to lay out the ‘rules’ of sex

• Stay out of our sex lives

• Community responds to Taser use in Powell

• Early season, rocky starts

• Injured player finds ways to contribute to team

• Editorial Cartoon

• Letters to the Editor

• Rove and Relish with Leiti Hsu

• Bruins go behind the scenes of top TV shows

• Men’s soccer shuts Harvard out of NCAAs

• Mr. New Butoh

• Fantasy sports taken to unreal extremes

• Diversity dominates regents’ discussion

• Protesters pursue policy change

Wednesday, Nov. 15

• Basketball Preview: Mata pivotal at the post

• Basketball Preview: BruinCard takes new role as season ticket holder

• Super size the college football season

• Party’s plan targets college

• DBTV News: Chewing on the Hill’s vegetarian options

• UCLA asks for more hospital funds

• Don’t ignore hate crimes

• Basketball Preview: Taking the UCLA challenge

• Performances tell of the spirit of Senegal

• Basketball Preview: Woman's Basketball: Youth and size add depth to new team

• Editorial Cartoon

• A Closer Look: Pathways gives opportunity to make great strides

• Lecture outlines history of situation in Darfur

• A team player to the core

• Professor protests Satan’s modern image

• A Closer Look: Continuing students’ enrollment on the rise

• Film examines suicide bombers

• Listen closely – it’s out of this world

• Editorial: Regents, give us a say, then listen up

• Art Review: “Breaking the Mode”

• Bruins focus inward in second-round NCAAs

• ’Tis the season to be secular

• [BREAKING NEWS]: Student shot with Taser by UCPD officers

• Basketball Preview: Put your money on Bruin coaching

• Basketball Preview: Quinn steps into leading role

• Basketball Preview: Q&A with Russell Westbrook

• DBTV Speaks Out: Medical Marijuana

• Basketball Preview: Men's Basketball: Proving ground for UCLA hype

• Let’s talk year’s top debuts

• Dorrell dubs Olson starting quarterback once healthy

• The First 99 - 1981: Men’s Volleyball wins title No. 40 for UCLA

• Basketball Preview: Leaping to new heights

Tuesday, Nov. 14

• Editorial Cartoon

• Riding the bus: a truly enlightening experience

• Talk analyzes effects of Arab nationalism

• Letters to the Editor

• Cowan to start for at least another week

• Soundbite: (+44)

• Soundbite: The Game

• An indie influence in fashion

• University of California Board of Regents, Nov. 14-16 Agenda

• Regents, give us a say, then listen up

• Gamer Galaxy: "The Family Guy Video Game"

• Top-10 shake-up keeps Bruins at No. 6

• Giving children a glimpse of college life

• Two reasons to celebrate

• Mapping a path to grad school

• Oral sex: licking Africa’s wounds

• Crafting costumes

• Young Bruins prepare for NCAAs

• Soundbite: Bright Eyes

• De Jong On College Football: Rutgers poised to topple the heirarchy

• LGBT study commemorated

• Lecture series to explore Darfur

• Bruins score an easy 6-1 win over a familiar face

Monday, Nov. 13

• Swimmers sink under Wildcats’ weight

• Doctor-prescribed marijuana divides

• ‘Lost’ needs to find a way back to good storytelling

• Water purification advances

• Hot shooting helps topple ’Jacks

• Conference inspires model behavior

• UCLA briefly tastes No. 1

• City Hall connects to UCLA

• Win begins ‘new season’ for Bruins

• Film breaks language barriers

• Men’s cross country qualifies for NCAAs

• Affirmative action needs broader criteria

• Water polo brings home two more conference victories

• 50 years later: a look at Hungary’s failed revolt

• UCLA attacks in postseason games

• Editorial: Marijuana should be legalized, regulated

• BruinCast enhances classes

• DBTV Sports: UCLA Football defeats OSU, 25-7

• Wide receiver makes an impact for Bruins

• Weekend Review: Islands

• Video time is money

• Women’s cross country falls short of NCAA qualification

• Second-half struggles gnaw through Beavers

• Letters to the Editor

• Women’s basketball dominates Gauchos

Thursday, Nov. 9

• Victory requires heart as well as strength

• Screenscene: "Stranger Than Fiction"

• USAC works to put professor evaluations online

• Football Preview: Bruin defense under pressure

• Men’s basketball signs top recruits

• Preparing for Bay Area rematches

• Football Preview: Q&A with Justin Medlock

• Football Preview: Beavers present staunch competition

• Football Preview: Cowan’s starting to get it right

• Celebrating our political pastime

• Season runs down for teams

• Football Preview: Battle of the Columnists

• Football Preview: Bruin optimists stay faithful

• Dershowitz shifts focus to world outside Israel

• Football Preview: Pac-10 Preview

• Voters run into problems at polls

• Enter the real World of Warcraft

• Letters to the Editor

• Alums return to share first films

• Editorial Cartoon

• German metal band Blind Guardian to rock Avalon

• Bruins must continue to adapt

• TV Time-Out: "Family Guy" – “Whistle While Your Wife Works”

• Writers produce plays at a small price

• Women’s soccer begins pivotal postseason

• Football Preview: Season hangs on response to Beavers

• City needs real solution

• UCLA voters go against the grain

• UCLA trumps USC in pros

• Women’s basketball seeks revenge

Wednesday, Nov. 8

• National fraternity seeks return to Greek system

• Same-sex rights see success

• Science&Health: Dietary supplements are not all safe

• Olson looking to regain starting spot

• Schwarzenegger’s back

• The First 99 - 1953: Men’s Tennis wins title No. 3 for UCLA

• Sex, drugs & Rochester

• Nitpicky rules spoil the game

• Science&Health: Students can reap benefits from relaxation

• DBTV News: Bruin voters speak on Election Day

• Democrats win House majority

• We can’t afford to criminalize expression

• California ballot measures have mixed success at polls

• Trial must be taken off political agenda

• Freshmen with size pair well with experienced leader

• Dershowitz to discuss Israel at UCLA

• Editorial: California Democrats need to get it together

• Power shift to make Congress accountable

• Theater Review: “Audition! The Musical”

• Stanford dominates in golf

• NCAA violation defers Dragovic

• Science&Health: Herbs, teas provide useful option

• Kanye’s outbreaks hypocritical

• Meriwether earns third ‘Player of the Week’ title

• DBTV News: Science&Health: Introduction to yoga practice

Tuesday, Nov. 7

• Films capture reality of child sex trafficking

• Soundbite: Joanna Newsom

• No injuries reported in Gayley Avenue fire

• M. Soccer: Quest for title begins with tournament draws

• W. Soccer: Quest for title begins with tournament draws

• Gamer Galaxy: Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories

• Letters to the Editor

• Lee on College Sports: Playoffs would solve BCS controversy

• Women’s soccer a credit to world’s most popular sport

• Stretching the limits of sound

• USAC creates award for staff who work with students

• Human rights abuse not just Coke’s problem

• Dorrell to focus attention on Bruin offense

• Soundbite: The Who

• Editorial Cartoon

• Thefts not a recent trend

• Students mobilize clinical health services

• Feature Photo: Voters Share a Common Thread

• Speaker to discuss Middle East peace

• To vote selfishly or selflessly?

• Days of our alumni

• Today on the ballot

Monday, Nov. 6

• Yes on Proposition 86: Tax may stink, but it would save lives

• No on Proposition 85: Notification policy would hurt minors

• DBTV Sports: Football loses to Cal, 38-24

• Weekend Review: Freewaves New Media Arts Festival

• Award recognizes writers

• [Online Exclusive]: Abandoned fraternity house catches fire

• Men’s soccer awaits tournament draw

• Yes on Proposition 89: Spending cap would legitimize elections

• No on Proposition 1D: Schools need better solution to funding

• UCLA leaves us unprepared for law school applications

• Bruins bounce back in second exhibition game

• Medlock shanks two field goals in Cal loss

• Failure to execute sums up season

• Mistakes grind away opportunities

• Bruins win conference despite loss

• Offense fails to convert

• DBTV Entertainment: Persian Music Concert

• Kohlloeffel brings home yet another tennis title

• No on Proposition 83: Sex-offender laws ineffective, harmful

• ‘Borat’ release strategy lacks common sense

• UCLA faculty teach in Kenya

• Waiting for Beckett

• Weekend Review: Only Son, Regina Spektor

• Yes on Proposition 87: Alternative energy won’t come at a price

• Quarterback Report: UCLA v. Cal

• Film captures Vietnam-Israel connection

• Helping refugees forge a future

• Holistic criteria released

• Football Report Card: UCLA v. Cal

• Arizona schools no match for UCLA

• Schwarzenegger for Governor: At least Schwarzenegger has a message

• Water polo overtakes Pacific but falls to Cal in weekend road trip

Friday, Nov. 3

• Battle of the Columnists: Katie Strickland

• Feature Photo: 'A Ladylike Performance'

• Women’s team looks to bag Pac-10 title

• Inspiring number of Bruins go north to Cal

• UCLA wins season opener, has work to do

• State Assembly members discuss propositions

• Weekend holds a watershed game

• Battle of the Columnists: Tristan Reed

• Screen Scene: “Marie Antoinette”

• Weekend road games to test water polo

• Editorial: Research can make affirmative action work

• Screen Scene: "Volver"

• Deserting the Myths

• Dynamic ‘Three’ comes to UCLA

• Science&Health: Funding could speed telemedicine growth

• Let them eat birthday cake

• DBTV Sports: Men's Basketball defeats Cal Poly Pomona, 73-43

• Election Preview: Proposition 90

• A lifetime of political activism

• UCLA has no place funding labor center’s political agenda

• Events mourn ‘death of diversity’

• DBTV Reel Review: Season Premiere of 'The O.C.'

• DBTV Sports: Teammate Trivia - Chris Horton & Noah Sutherland

• Weekend to determine NCAA seed

• DBTV Entertainment: "Borat"

• Editorial: A bad time for housing agency corruption

• Battle of the Columnists: David Lazar

• Partisans use propositions

• Women’s volleyball to face Arizona schools this weekend

• Persian music strikes chord

• Around the Pac-10

• Panel explores North Korea’s future

Thursday, Nov. 2

• Tennis two off to tournament

• Internet is killing the radio star

• Proving that they still have game

• Bruins struggle to tee off with one coach, one player short

• Anti-Semitism marks UCLA

• Feature Photo and Video: A Day to Remember the Deceased

• Amending strategy, rebuilding confidence

• No ‘I’ in men’s water polo team

• DBTV Feature: UCLA Women's Basketball Falls in Exhibition Game

• Editorial Cartoon

• Bohannon blows past teammates, expectations

• Critical thought should be the focus

• Prop. 85 to require notification for abortions

• Sellouts prosper? Sign me up!

• Olson keeping sharp, optimistic for recovery

• Letters to the editor

• Bruins fall in season opener

• Electric Ladytron

• Election Preview: Proposition 89

• Premature infatuation with UCLA basketball

• Debate informs audience on voting issues

• Panel to put N. Korea situation in perspective

Wednesday, Nov. 1

• Editorial: New holistic approach still lacks definition

• Helping hands for politics

• Editorial Cartoon

• Bruins take on locals in SoCal tourney

• Coke’s fate at UCLA unsure

• Dancing through life at UCLA

• Book Review: “Destined For Destiny: The Unauthorized Autobiography of George W. Bush”

• Secondary, D-line share in the blame

• New leaders take the helm for young squad

• Admissions data disclosed

• Basketball poised for premium season

• All I needed to know, I learned during recess

• Report links health issues to race

• DBTV Speaks Out: Gubernatorial Candidates

• The First 99 - 1969: Men’s Water Polo wins title No. 16 for UCLA

• Election Preview: Proposition 86

• Brothers work their magic

• Big parties can cost a pretty penny

• This sport is not for the weak; stealth essential for success

• How Johansson came to join Hilton, Lohan

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