Story archive for June 2007

Monday, June 25

• Lights, camera, Westwood

• Band seeks to mirror no one’s style but its own

• UCLA filmmaker goes to roots for thesis film, wins Spotlight Award

• Theaters offer extravagance, but something is missing from them

• Screen Scene: “Eagle vs Shark”

• Recent graduate dies in motorcycle crash

• Apron parking still hot issue

• Recognition given for Alzheimer’s work

• Good for the heart and soul

• Crimewatch

• Economic forecast gloomy

• LGBT individuals face hate crime, too

• New move-in policies work around holy days

• Don’t choose your friends to match your outfit

• Editorial: Cash prizes for better grades not a good fix

• Liberal arts colleges deserve more credit

• Letters to the Editor

• Where will Afflalo land in the NBA?

• Summer baseball leagues in full swing

• Draft promises plenty of excitement for fans

• Digest: Former director of basketball operations taking on coaching job at UC San Diego

Sunday, June 24

• Enrollment increases keep UCLA on its toes

• Seasons are over, but fresh talent is on the way

• Block prepares to step up

• Orientation Issue 2007

• Students have many options for casting vote

• Hill plans to make changes to satisfy students

• Summer sports attractions abound

• Bruin traditions

• Living the L.A. life

• 2007 Sports Schedules

• Arenas are empty, but my glass is half full

• New film students have more choices

• Former Bruins find place in commercial market

• Who's down for 101?

• Ethnomusicology ensembles bring music, culture together

• As a new Bruin, this is your creed

• Study, yes, but don’t lock yourself in the library

• Smaller venues provide intimate experiences

• Play a sport? Join the club

• College – a big learning experience

• T.J. Simers tells all about sports, writing

• Editorial: A to-do (and don’t) list for our new Bruins

• Editorial Cartoon

• Star athlete sighting not too uncommon

• Take advantage of all resources

• Blue and gold worth the wait

• City buses provide mix of ease, irritation

Friday, June 15

• Students strip down for largest Undie Run yet

Monday, June 11

• Incoming freshmen getting ready to join Bruin family

• Fullerton dashes Bruins' hopes for return to Omaha

• A rebuilding team

• Afflalo moves from Bruins to NBA Draft

• Star athlete departs UCLA under shower of accolades

• The Quest for 100

• Bottom and Top 10 Moments of the Year

• Krikorian leads water polo dynasty

• Track star avenges 2006 finish

• Bright scholars, bring your light to the world

• No pomp or circumstance? Don’t forget to party anyway

• Sprinter falls short of first-place goal

• Your USAC: committed to serving a school committed to serving the world

• Top hurdler cruises past NCAA competition

• Too many opportunities missed in NCAA Super Regional

• Young defender shows promise

• Star freshman surpasses goals

• The time is ripe for Bruin fans

• Focus pays off at the plate

• Quotes of the Year

• Most Improved Male Athlete: Bruce Davis

• New school jazz

• Internet radio for the musical middle class

• Facebook a way of life for graduates

• Fashioning their own style and image

• TV’s, indie’s love affair sets eyes on new music

• A tale of Jeff and journalism

• Planning for a paradoxical future

• Campus concerts limited by budget

• Designing life around experiences and people

• Life in A&E has been a 5-paw experience

• Talent that (not ‘which’) is not defined by words

• The Bruin is a commitment that transcends graduation

• Yes, it’s your job, but it’s also a chance to do something great

• Long days and little pay, but the years were full of wonder

• Learn about art and learn what it is to be human

• Washington, Chicago, New York, Vegas, Maui – via Kerckhoff

• Writers commence search for inspiration

• Thank you for showing me who I do not want to be

• How do I love thee? Let me write the ways ...

• As a jack of all trades, I think I hit the jackpot

• Blu-ray projected to be next big thing in media

• Set aside textbooks, learn life lessons from a daily newspaper

• The memories may be fleeting, but the impact lasts forever

• Art students challenged by center’s rocky start

• I’m not Bob Woodward, but I am proud of my college paper

• Classy as it may be, I doubt a real job will be as satisfying

• After years of saying every day was my last, I’m not ready for it

• Love and lust on the first floor of Kerckhoff

Sunday, June 10

• This is your life online

• Students’ fields of study not major career commitments

• Meningitis survivor fulfills dream

• Transportation costs pose problem for grads

• Village business climate evolves

• Senior class chooses to give monetary gift

• Students land jobs on 2008 campaigns

• UCLA’s philanthropic activity keeps growing

• Crimewatch

• Graduates have options for saving

• Alumni return to campus as staff, inspired by undergrad experiences

• Patent law careers prove fitting for science students

• Former USAC members taking various paths after graduation

• Graduates pencil in time off from class

• Loan consolidation not always advisable

• Download the Graduation 2007 Issue

• A Day in the Life

• Assault crime rate sees downturn

Thursday, June 7

• Hospital unveiling draws dignitaries

• Religious groups fill growing need

• Textbook prices a pressing problem

• Researchers learn to reprogram cells

• Study examines transfer experience of Latinos

• Crimewatch

• Student workers vocalize desire to unionize, eliminate unfair discrepancies

• Food for finals

• Beating an addiction: saying goodbye to Facebook

• Politicians babble while real issues burn

• Letters to the Editor

• Hollywood’s finest: celebrating the top 10 celebrity mishaps

• Editorial Cartoon

• Screen Scene: "Paprika"

• Screen Scene: "Surf's Up"

• Resurgent UCLA to face powerful Titans

• Future is bright for soccer in SoCal

• Culinary Connoisseur: Campusfood Delivery Service

• Small team looking for big wins

• Top throwers focus on mental game

• Star hurdler decides to stay at UCLA

• Tight ends and special teams coach resigns

Monday, June 4

• Bruins march on to NCAA Super Regionals

• Starters show endurance

• Team exits Blair Field unscathed

• Senior looks to cap career with title

• Did Cubs manager get dirty to get the win?

• No. 4 men’s golf secures seventh in NCAAs

• Rules target university loans

• State spends less on pupils

• Families learning to live with illness

• Council holds installation ceremony

• Feature Photo: Is there a doctor in the house?

• Financial aid officials earn failing grades

• Editorial: 2006-2007: the good, the bad and beating ’SC

• Partygoers, don’t forget your neighbors

• Editorial Cartoon

• Letters to the Editor

• Rach-ing the house

• Show’s unspeakable name opens dialogue on race

• ‘Lost’ kicked some hero butt this season

• Comic Corner: Achewood

Saturday, June 2

• Freshman pitcher helps Bruins put out Flames 3-1

Friday, June 1

• Baseball sinks Waves 7-3 in first game of Long Beach Regional

• ‘The Juggler’ gets serious

• Dance films give new meaning to motion picture

• Regional gives Bruins clean slate

• Kobe has to stop acting like a brat

• Men’s golf slips to sixth place

• Screen Scene: "Day Watch"

• Mile relay team sprinting toward title

• Bruins named to All-American team

• Screen Scene: "Knocked Up"

• Screen Scene: “Mr. Brooks”

• Comic Corner: “Y: The Last Man” #56

• Shoes leave prints of dead

• Relieving students of their excess baggage

• Group hosts same-sex wedding

• Birth control pill to stop periods gets OK

• Restoration plan threatens Griffith Park

• Editorial: USAC should stick to its office space statutes

• Online dating lacks real-world risks and rewards

• UCLA researchers create wireless network to connect drivers

• Groups rally for admissions data to ‘Count Me In’

• Letters to the Editor

• Feature Photo: What happens at Sendoff, stays at sendoff

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