Story archive for July 2007

Monday, July 30

• Prompts to aid holistic review

• Apron parking restricts disabled students

• Long-term Village residents fight ban

• Block to begin serving as chancellor

• Breast cancer survivors share their stories, unseen struggles

• Explore your options, find a passion

• New UCSA president unanimously elected

• Influential figures invested in ban

• Meter system may offer solution

• Soccer star Zizzo leaves UCLA for good

• SAC attracts worldwide talent for summer pickup games

• Leach takes 2 bronzes in Brazil

• Wide receivers coach Scott put on administrative leave

• Vegetarianism good for the environment

• When nothing is going according to plan, take a vacation

• Editorial: Don’t drop subjects to raise test scores

• Editorial Cartoon

• Potter’s done – but go ahead, keep reading

• Crazy days of Comic-Con

• Alumnus’ symphony played at Hollywood Bowl

• Weekend Review: Very Be Careful

• Gamer Galaxy: Guitar Hero Encore

• An end to apron parking?

Wednesday, July 25

• BREAKING NEWS
  None injured in South Campus explosion

• BREAKING NEWS
  UCLA wide receivers coach arrested

Monday, July 23

• Regents table funding debate

• Recycling options few for Westwood

• Students chosen to learn by integration

• Senate acts to increase Pell aid

• Hepatitis B study takes a new approach to health

• Little voice, big success

• Westwood to host 12-hour film

• Don’t miss out on what Comic-Con has to offer

• Museum Review: "Song Kun"

• Performance defies genres

• Eliminating poverty is not the cure for AIDS

• Screen Scene: "Hairspray"

• Stepanek wins Countrywide final

• Bryan brothers take fourth Classic doubles title

• Editorial: Fix public education from the bottom up

• When picking a career, try thinking outside the box

• At long last, Beckham arrives

• Editorial Cartoon

• Former assistant promoted, named as new head coach of men’s golf team

• Blake’s book receiving good reviews

• Letters to the Editor

Friday, July 20

• Blake advances to Countrywide Classic semifinals

• Blake takes three-set nail-biter

Thursday, July 19

• [Online exclusive]: Regents draft statement to state legislators

• Former Bruin advances to quarterfinals

Wednesday, July 18

• [Online Exclusive]: Regents postpone decision on research funding

• Blake moves past first round in two sets

• Quite the homecoming for Fleishman

Monday, July 16

• UC fined for Los Alamos breach

• Plans readied to improve dining

• UCLA Medical Center ranked No. 3

• All-new farmers’ market sprouts up in Westwood

• I got culture shock in D.C.

• School district owes $45 million

• Summer brings shorter business hours

• Chelsea kicks up summer campus

• Beckham bends it for L.A. Galaxy

• Despite U.S. loss, Bruins dazzle in U-20 Cup

• Baseball scopes out the upcoming 2008 season

• Finite incantatem

• Screen Scene: “Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix”

• A Muggle’s guide to Potter

• An 870-page book can’t fit in a two-hour movie

• Magic can’t prevent death, but that’s why we like it

• Blake approaches Classic with confidence

• Editorial Cartoon

• Tournament hopefuls aim for four open spots

• Popular rap lyrics often degrade women

• Editorial: Student loan bill needs middle-class application

• US Open series kicks off in L.A.

• It may not be a Grand Slam, but Countrywide is sure to be classic

• Arthur Ashe continues to inspire

• Media’s latest kick is violence – with a generous helping of torture

• Letters to the Editor

• My appreciation for tennis has expanded

• U.S. tennis looking for stars

• Former Bruins to play in Classic

Monday, July 9

• Letters to the Editor

• Stellar recruits commit to UCLA

• Taste the mango

• Bruins help score U.S. win over Brazil in U-20 World Cup

• Music downloading robs profits, but leaves passion

• Why isn’t it March already?

• We have a new Holiday to celebrate

• Bill would punish dumping

• Addictions for the Internet generation

• UCLA students place in Miss California Pageant

• Follow the lead to easy activism

• State threatens closure of King-Harbor

• Fourth of July goes global

• Getty explores modernity with new exhibit

• UC Office of President names acting chancellor at Riverside

• Editorial Cartoon

• Soundbite: Roots of L.A.

• Internships offer valuable experience and learning you won’t regret

• Editorial: Course material costs must be cut

• Library to expand successful grad student archive program

Monday, July 2

• Pistons draft Afflalo in first round

• As players are drafted, will fans still follow?

• Golf coach leaves for Duke

• Recruitment already rolling for 2008

• Activists target professor

• Study abroad opens minds

• Hill plays host to conferences, camps

• Dawn mission prepares for launch

• Labor leader’s name added to department’s official title

• Crimewatch

• It isn’t all downhill after college

• Editorial: Using violence as a tactic is inexcusable

• Editorial: Illuminate political apathy this July Fourth

• U.S. must stop hypocrisy, give Hamas a chance

• Editorial Cartoon

• Letters to the Editor

• Summers well spent

• Hammer’s sexy screenings seduce summer visitors

• Band adapts sound, moves from indie scene to major label

• Screen Scene: “Transformers”

• Cook your very own American meal

• Soundbite: Pharoahe Monche

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