Story archive for December 2004

Friday, Dec. 24

• [Online] Football: Injury leads to bleak season-ender for Olson

• [Online] Football: Cowboys trample Bruins to cement bowl losing trend

• [Online] Faculty votes down diversity requirement

Wednesday, Dec. 22

• [Online] M. basketball: 3-point shots ease Bruins’ shortcomings

• [Online] M. basketball: Michigan St. deals UCLA 76-64 defeat

Saturday, Dec. 18

• [Online] M. basketball: Thompson leads UCLA to 81-79 win over Michigan

• [Online] M. basketball: Former Bruin honored in halftime ceremony

Friday, Dec. 17

• [Online] Football: Dorrell's contract extended

Tuesday, Dec. 14

• [Online] Regents appoint UC Santa Cruz chancellor

Monday, Dec. 13

• Dorrell’s 22 should steal the show in Las Vegas

• Job insecurity

• W. volleyball: Volleyball unable to overcome Huskies

• Justify fun to beat finals stress

• Football: Knee surgery sidelines Havner for bowl game

• Anderson forecast predicts stable California economy

• Panda might hurt ASUCLA profits

• Editorial: ASUCLA fee increase beneficial for all students

• Editorial: Education shouldn’t be only for citizens

• News briefs

• M. basketball: Freshman shines in first career start

• Letters the sports desk

• Forced days off disputed

• Show your mate a little respect in the bedroom

• W. basketball: A sizzling weekend for UCLA

• Students trivialize class reviews

• Bill may set new school standard

• Letter to the editor

• Indiana edges UCSB in soccer championship

• Editorial cartoon

• M. basketball: Young blood pump out victory

Thursday, Dec. 9

• Wyoming matchup raises the question: Why?

• Soundbite

• News briefs

• M. soccer: Funeral on Tampa field honors former Bruin soccer coach

• Football: Just one game left for Bruins

• UCLA holds Homeland Security Conference

• Slick feel, glitzy cast make for fun sequel

• Letters to the sports desk

• Bruin digest

• Dream Act fails to come true

• W. hoops: UCLA to face undefeated Fresno State

• UCLA should put professor evaluations on the Web

• Nostalgia for tragedy keeps musical popular

• M. hoops: Waves win crucial for momentum

• International business

• Progressives need their own language

• M. hoops: Cut outs Thompson, freshman to start

• Students feel pressured to agree

• UCLA professor puts limelight on operetta

• Making UCLA bike-friendly

• Sharansky: Battle for democracy must go on

• Business schools seek to diversify

• UCLA professors develop stratospheric space observatory for infrared light

• Do or do not. There is no try.

• Urgent request granted by USAC

• GE Governance Set to Tackle Diversity Task

• WAC home nearly complete

• A new New Year's

• Singing their praises

• Breaking the mold

• W. volleyball: Out for Redemption

Monday, Dec. 6

• W. soccer: Women’s soccer can’t deliver final kick

• Football: Officiating leaves Bruins angry

• W. basketball: Basketball continues promising start with victory over Purdue

• Proposal faces faculty vote

• Owner of building services charged

• Class evaluations unlikely to be made public

• Football: Victory in defeat

• Dignity returns to UCLA campus

• M. basketball: Golden Eagles soar past Bruins, 74-64

• ‘Teaching in a fishbowl’

• Letters to the editor

• Editorial cartoon

• Former UCLA men’s soccer coach dies in auto accident

• Paranoia is getting out of hand

• Football: Improved defensive line restrains Trojans

• Difficult for test-takers to fake learning disabilities

• M. polo: Bruins succeed in limiting star Cardinal’s play to one goal

• Feature photo

• W. soccer: Young goalkeeper a valuable asset for Bruins

• M. polo: Water polo: kings of the pool

• Editorial: Warning: Your news source may contain spin

• News briefs

• W. volleyball: Good offense, strong play send Bruins to third round

• Native Foods gets thumbs up

• Union fee hike looms

• FUC Club not for every relationship

• W. soccer: Defense shines throughout NCAA tournament play

Saturday, Dec. 4

• [Online] Football: Bruins unable to squeeze past Trojans

Friday, Dec. 3

• Drunkenness should be personal

• Editorial cartoon

• [Football insert] Q&A with Drew Olson

• Dating in a time of rivalry

• W. basketball: Bruins rout Waves after sluggish start

• [Football insert] Victory Bell belongs to UCLA regardless of who wins

• W. soccer: NCAA title in reach for women’s soccer

• [Football insert] Recovering Drew to play Saturday

• Policy threatens women’s rights

• Study probes UC cost

• Temp workers lose bargaining rights

• Feature photo

• M. basketball: Men’s basketball gets first test of season against Boston College

• [Football insert] Bruin loyalties remain in the family

• [Football insert] Rivalries go beyond Victory Bell

• Partisan politics derail AIDS aid

• [Football insert] Meaning of sports exceeds mere definition

• Editorial: USAC needs to fulfill unfinished promises

• [Football insert] Fate of Bruins cannot be foretold

• UC considers bid for Los Alamos

• Letters to the sports desk

• News briefs

• [Football insert] What if?

• Let’s be realistic: we won’t beat USC

• [Football insert] Bruins are confident underdogs

• W. polo: Water polo suits up for weekend championships

• [Football insert] Containing Bush key for UCLA

• W. volleyball: Women’s volleyball stresses consistency going into NCAA Tournament games

• [Football insert] Scouting report

• W. soccer: One more shot

• Smoking rates of college-aged on the rise

• Test turnout brims over

• Prop 72 falls 200,000 votes short of passing

• [Football insert] Battle of the Bruin columnists

Thursday, Dec. 2

• The new job market

• M. polo: Duel in the pool

• Editorial: University shouldn’t bar military recruiters

• The new job market

• Campus spirit fails to impress

• French film an engaging look at love, war

• USAC discusses progress of projects

• Bruin to Bruin

• Totally far out

• Recruiter ban not likely to affect UC

• Track’s top hurdler spends summer designing sports’ media guide covers

• Bruin to Bruin

• Reality TV auditions: typecasting at its finest

• Bursting through stereotypes

• Letters to the editor

• News briefs

• Bruin digest

• Swimming: Swimmers, divers split for meets

• W. basketball: Texas victory makes Waves win essential

• Folk songs get heavy metal makeover

• Paddles don’t teach lessons

• Talent reveals itself in raw form

• M. polo: Water polo changes focus as NCAA nears

• Editorial cartoon

• Naked truth more satisfying than complaining

• UCLA honors World AIDS Day

• UCLA professor dies at age 62

• Rockin' the suburbs

• University remains divided by race 10 years after apartheid

• Soundbites

• Theater alum stars at Geffen

• Blood drive more than a school competition

• ’Tis the season for announcing humbuggery

• Conservative Christian agenda unconstitutional

• Editorial: Department of Education plan violates your privacy

• Football: Offense’s greatest test will come at rivalry game

• Author speaks on power of fiction

Wednesday, Dec. 1

• Football: Numbers game

• Take your first step to conquer AIDS

• AIDS Day: ‘Now is the time’

• M. hoops: 49ers outhustle Bruins

• Bruinwalk adds social networking Web site

• UCLA alumnus dies at age 100

• News briefs

• [A Closer Look] Researchers say ‘Killer T-Cells’ one answer in combatting AIDS

• Editorial cartoon

• [A Closer Look] Singer-turned-activist speaks out

• Victory should stir up parties

• M. hoops: Thompson takes lead role

• [A Closer Look] Testing for HIV available on campus

• Westwood deserves turn at salsa

• W. soccer: Bruins prepare to tame Tiger scorer

• Football: Drew’s ankle injury may be a setback

• Bush must step up to responsibilities

• W. volleyball: UCLA may get two home games

• Epidemic endures

• Member of Israeli Parliament speaks on campus

• Editorial: AIDS Institute helps campus get involved, informed

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