Story archive for January 2007

Thursday, Feb. 1

• Crimewatch

• Rove and Relish: Is there heaven on Urth? You bet!

• Workshop reviews rights, legal resources for students

• Saving the world one receipt at a time

• L.O.G.I.C. hosts screening

• Heating Up ‘Midsummer’

• DBTV News: Westwood's Second Stories

• ‘Obsession’ film triggers dialogue

• Options for travel study abound

• Talented lineup forms potent team

• Editorial Cartoon

• Bringing avant back

• Bruins slam Warriors, earning second win

• Life, too, is an extreme sport

• Letters to the Editor

• DBTV Entertainment: Battle of the Bands

• Women’s basketball goes to Oregon schools, looking to extend 3-game win streak

• Revenge not a factor as basketball gears up for Oregon rematch

• UCLA Baseball Starting Lineup 2007

• Bruins face indoor challenge

Wednesday, Jan. 31

• On College Basketball: East Coast teams slip into icy spell

• Bruins prepare to hit the water

• Event fuses Russian classical music with diverse art forms

• Public care violates rights

• Letters to the Editor

• Theater Review: Center Theatre Group

• Control must be reclaimed, in due time

• Students warm up to help out

• Professor discusses nature of Islam

• Battling for Recognition

• The First 99 – 1979: Men’s volleyball wins title no. 38 for ucla

• New film series celebrates abundant decade in cinema

• [A Closer Look: Campaign 2006]: Presidential hopefuls race to raise funds

• Cutting their hair, cutting their losses

• Bruin speakers rally against hate

• Yang leaves track legacy

• DBTV Feature: Copwatch

• Afflalo embodies team’s dismay

• Your favorite new tunes may be just a couple mouse clicks away

• USAC could use image makeover

• [A Closer Look: Campaign 2006]: Race, gender not new factors for candidates

• Bucks for talent – it’s a fair deal

• Feature Photo: An Act of 'Flesh & Blood'

• Renovations to affect housing

Tuesday, Jan. 30

• Finding ways to talk about HIV/AIDS

• Starting on the right track

• New coach may yield same results

• Soundbite: Clinic

• Letters to the Sports Desk

• Professor to lecture on historic and modern-day religious extremism

• Professors should explore new ways to engage students in lecture

• UCLA stays strong in polls despite loss

• Celebrity driving needs to improve

• Men’s tennis aims to continue shutout streak

• Offensive line coach heads to NFL

• Editorial Cartoon

• Gals and Dolls

• Man, 36, allegedly posed as student

• Fowler installation displays life behind the veil

• Global warming threat overblown

• Bipartisan consensus could fix Iraq

• Tiptoeing through troubled times

• Soundbite: Menomena

Monday, Jan. 29

• Foul trouble plagues big men in second half

• Rahim & Juliet

• Mayor proposes national education plans

• Vengeful Trojans deny volleyball victory

• Editorial: Publicize eatery's nutrional information

• Fieldwork in the classroom

• Men’s tennis continues undefeated streak

• Nebraska coach tapped to replace Svoboda

• Workshops to help Bruins avoid crime

• Loss to Stanford difficult to swallow

• Letters to the Edtior

• Professor to advise city on youth violence

• L.A. gang problem needs better solutions

• Feature Photo: 'The Even-Younger-Timers'

• Gymnasts thwart Sun Devils

• Editorial: Regents smart to appoint staff advisers

• Early lead vanishes quickly

• Afflalo, teammates struggle to produce

• Washington schools unable to derail clean start to second half of season

• There’s no reason for all the babble about 'Babel'

• Greenhouse lacks nutritional data

• Of Montreal rocks El Rey

• Weekend Review: “Vija Celmins: A Drawings Retrospective”

Friday, Jan. 26

• Letters to the Editor

• Editorial: University should focus more on its students

• Block gets to know UCLA

• Bruins should rank No. 1

• Bruins’ focus on rebounds pays off

• New development part of effort to revitalize Village

• Editorial Cartoon

• Professor of African religion to speak today

• Screen Scene: “Smokin’ Aces”

• Revived classic comes to Royce

• Fusion of medicine, music

• Screen Scene: “Breaking and Entering”

• UCLA to host Washington schools

• Roe’s legacy too crucial to abort

• Gamer Galaxy: “WarioWare: Smooth Moves”

• Orators speak on MLK’s legacy

• Golden bears bring little bite

• Screen Scene: “Seraphim Falls”

• UCLA repeats pattern of second-half comeback

• Editorial: Stop the petty infighting; get to work

• Cheap clothes can have high cost

• Volleyball hopes to jump-start season

• Montreal Memories

Thursday, Jan. 25

• Volleyball suffers loss in five-set nail-biter

• Bruins strike success at Sundance

• Bruins anticipate rematches

• Rove and Relish: Selling frozen perfection in plain and green tea

• Letters to the Editor

• Difficult road ahead for UCLA

• Petition alleges USAC violations

• Islamic converts elucidate faith

• Film screening shines spotlight on militant Islam

• Tennis trounces Toreros

• Vigil mourns Turkish-Armenian journalist

• Students digest realities of poverty

• South Asia Out Loud

• Pencils down! It’s time for the real world

• Cold and tired, I got into The Den

• Editorial Cartoon

• Minority applicant pool grows

• Design your own disability?

Wednesday, Jan. 24

• Apron parking not yet enforced

• Acting social sciences dean named

• Science&Health: Small, healthy choices make a huge difference

• Men’s tennis to host San Diego

• Editorial: Bush please: Deliver real solutions honestly

• Letters to the Editor

• Bush gives bipartisan State of the Union

• It’s true: UCLA outshines ’SC

• ‘Zombie’ takes to the streets of L.A., Park City

• Science&Health: Students sacrifice Zzzzzs

• Men’s volleyball returns home

• Arabs for Israel founder to speak today

• Identity theft seminar offered to community

• Arts Review: Hammer Contemporary Collection, Part I

• Year of the Reunion brings new tours, albums

• Women’s tennis tramples Cal Poly Mustangs

• iPhone may rekindle gadget frenzy – at a price

• Mbah a Moute’s status uncertain

• Scenic laps tracked outside Drake

• Candidates carry promise of change

• Texas freshman is the real deal

• Science&Health: Depression on campus increases

Tuesday, Jan. 23

• Waugh to stand in as executive vice chancellor

• Muslim groups’ message inconsistent with actions

• Bruins finally find a way out of the zone

• Soundbite: Deerhoof

• Join the global warming trend

• Anti-abortion group hopes to educate

• Gen. Clark questions legitimacy of Iraq war in campus lecture

• Cal halts rugby’s tourney run

• Freshman steps up, aids in 76-73 win

• McClung picked by L.A. Galaxy in MLS draft

• Tennis warms up for Indoors

• Bush to address domestic issues

• Letters to the Editor

• Grant aids melanoma research

• Student dies in sled accident

• More to Tango

• Soundbite: Of Montreal

• Editorial Cartoon

• Fowler film series to show reality of Tuareg life

Monday, Jan. 22

• Players stop the downward spiral

• A week to promote Islam, religious unity

• Men’s volleyball’s surprise switch pays off

• Men’s track posts promising start to indoor season

• Former ROTC student dies in Iraq

• Aiding awareness

• Editorial: UC Regents make fee hikes worse by stalling

• Editorial: Higher taxes will alleviate health care inequalities

• Roe revised stance; so should U.S.

• Afflalo tames Wildcats’ leading forward

• Groups collaborate to celebrate a diverse culture

• California can weather its own storm

• UCLA surveys freshmen

• Cable’s return could boost football’s scoring

• Aboya comes through with clutch performance

• Letter to the Editor

• Arizona talks the talk, UCLA wins the game

• Weekend Review: Subtle

• Women’s tennis sweeps the court with Hawai’i

• Research must be transparent, unbiased

• Boorish fans shame Bruins

• There are TV ratings for a freakin’ reason

Friday, Jan. 19

• Editorial Cartoon

• UCLA’s offense needs to get in zone

• Theater student to hold benefit concert

• Letters to the Editor

• Screen Scene: Primeval

• String of road games challenge Bruins early

• After saying no to UCLA, Budinger faces Pauley

• House passes popular bills

• Wells to release record

• Football’s offensive coordinator fired

• Science&Health: Symposium to visit the ‘genetic marketplace’

• Board defers vote on funding

• Older sibling dominates in Shipp matchup

• ‘L’ is for lesbian life in Los Angeles

• Editorial: Council nixes funding to obstruct free press

• Fireside Funnies

• Oprah’s school too limited and extravagant

• Screen Scene: The Italian

• Tennis shows Irvine no love in first dual match, winning 7-0

• UCSB student leaders to freeze paper’s funds

• Bruins surge after first half

• Swimmers head north to face top-10 teams

• No. 10 ASU gives UCLA most lopsided loss of season

• Track opens season with limited squad

• Tennis to face Hawai’i for first time ever

Thursday, Jan. 18

• From the playground to Pauley

• Arclight, camera, action

• New ruling may impact UCLA’s revenue from patents

• Student files lawsuit over Taser use

• [Basketball Preview]: Around the Pac-10

• Team preps for ‘scrappy’ ASU

• [Basketball Preview]: Sun Devils’ defense to challenge Bruins

• [Basketball Preview]: New Sun Devil coach ready for ‘challenge’

• Players to take court as team

• The New State of Fashion

• Editorial Cartoon

• Bruins fall short of Gaucho win

• Take celebrities off postmortem pedestals

• Brazilian Supreme Court justice speaks at UCLA

• Feature Photo: Hail to the Hills of Westwood

• Regents discuss fee levels

• Highs and lows from the UCLA sports reel

• Letter to the Editor

• [Basketball Preview]: Q&A with Alfred Aboya

• Rove and Relish: Hidden bistro’s menu is worth discovering

• [Basketball Preview]: His time, his team

• Veteran diplomat shares his stories

• Expand the spectrum of choice

• [Basketball Preview]: UCLA takes on Arizona schools

• Bruins eager to get on track

Wednesday, Jan. 17

• America’s ‘Idol’ frenzy

• Shipp’s status still undecided

• Feature Photo: 'Brazilian Justice Debates The Issues'

• Theater Review: "From Binge To Blackout"

• A Closer Look: Battle over civil rights issues still waging

• Editorial: UC employee ethics test needs some fine-tuning

• A Closer Look: Community recalls role in civil rights era

• UCLA Feud event asks students, ‘Why Law?’

• Speaker recounts time in Mideast

• Beckham brings glitz, not kicks, to U.S. soccer

• Preparing for Gaucho showdown

• A Final Four return in 5-7-5

• Women’s hoops focuses on fervor

• Auditing for further education

• Editorial: Nuclear reality hits home for Jack Bauer

• Addicted to prescriptions? There’s a pill for that

• U.S. has responsibility to aid Iraq

• Series tackles social justice

• No other format matches vinyl’s longevity, quality

Tuesday, Jan. 16

• Mata makes strong contribution to Bruin triumph

• Model Student

• Trojan basketball no longer a joke

• Victoria holds the secrets of sexuality

• Soundbite: The Shins

• UCLA officials de-emphasize rankings

• BYU contests prove too lofty for UCLA

• Collison steps up in weekend victory over USC

• Freshman Schnack off to strong start

• Abid on an upswing in tourney

• New database to aid in disaster response

• Spotlight on romance? I’ll pass

• Editorial Cartoon

• Afflalo sinks game-winner

• Letter to the Editor

• Women of Troy edge out Bruins

• College diplomats convene at UCLA

• Universal care would hurt, not help

• Holocaust survivor takes a stand

• PostSecret project founder bares his art at UCLA

• UCLA gymnasts fall short against Stanford

Friday, Jan. 12

• Senior’s ranking falls short of expectations

• New USC arena hosts L.A. rivals

• Proposed budget brings back fee increases

• Screen Scene: 'Children of Men'

• Gamer Galaxy: "Metal Gear Solid: Portable Ops"

• Society steers, connects future business owners

• Sampling and sweating his way to success

• Walk tall, despite the sex hair

• Editorial: Building walls in Iraq won’t fix the problem

• Beyond basics: educating outside the box

• Screen Scene: 'Letters from Iwo Jima'

• Congress aims to revise student loan system

• Screen Scene: 'Alpha Dog'

• Freshmen return eager, prepared for winter

• Letter to the Editor

• Swimming focuses on racing

• Man of the Bauer

• Editorial Cartoon

• Science&Health: Amniotic stem cell use holds potential

• No. 3 volleyball sees room to grow as season begins

• USC hopes to earn more than just points

• Bruins anticipate crosstown matchup

• UCLA announces plan to renovate Pauley

Thursday, Jan. 11

• Fortune-telling 2007

• A little thanks goes a long way

• No. 101 in line for a ticket is the first loser

• W. Tennis: Tennis teams look to build on past successes

• Band-Aids won’t seal education divide

• Boston Globe editor to speak at Hillel

• Women’s basketball anticipates rivalry game

• Letters to the Editor

• Can Luc turn it up?

• Editorial Cartoon

• New state budget issued

• M. Tennis: Tennis teams look to build on past successes

• The many faces of Nikki S. Lee

• Future physicians to lobby for health care

Wednesday, Jan. 10

• Science&Health: Undergraduates participate in experiments using online system

• UCLA receives ‘red light’ for restricting free speech

• Remember former leaders’ contributions

• On-campus Greenhouse offers organic options

• Editorial: Universal health care should be tax-funded

• Chemist knighted for contributions to field

• Sbarro faces health scare

• Gymnasts spring into new season

• McGwire deserves a place in Hall of Fame

• Science&Health: University fosters projects all over campus

• Fighting for digital rights

• Soundbite: Field Music

• Playing in a girl’s world

• Race, class, sexuality – oh my!

• Science&Health: Students lend a hand in ER

• For those (beards) about to rock, I salute you

• Governor details reforms

• News can’t escape from cell phones

• Shipp to be out for USC game

Tuesday, Jan. 9

• Editorial Cartoon

• Student awarded Marshall Scholarship

• Undaunted, Westbrook steps up at Oregon

• Iraqis can be unified through separation

• Reaching for less expensive textbooks

• Two football seniors have one more postseason game

• Congress plans first months’ agenda

• It’s hard out there for a haute couture designer

• Soundbite: Ghostface Killah

• A Latina’s Lens

• UCLA earns high preseason rank

• Mayor to appeal LAUSD ruling

• BCS system is the best option

Monday, Jan. 8

• Weekend Review: Stephen Malkmus & The Jicks

• Hussein’s execution justified, but not productive

• Women’s basketball loses player to family obligations

• Fighting to win, seeing defeat

• Bruins stumble in season’s first loss

• Keep chants broad so all can chime in

• Making art from illness

• Gymnastics grips the victory

• Security breach investigated

• Equals: Roosevelt, Churchill, King, Me!

• Bruins overcome by Ducks’ speed, shooting

• Humility, flexibility could have kept the streak intact

• Chancellor-elect Block sets goals

• Victory boosts spirits of women’s basketball

• Center receives new director

• Archaeology institute receives $10 million

• Editorial: Let’s make resolutions a reality in 2007

• Facebook peps political activism

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