Story archive for November 1994

Thursday, Dec. 1

• Quarter nears end, but stress doesn't

• UCLA gymnastics signs '92 Olympian Strug

• W. tennis' Yaroshuk battles through growing pains

• Murphy Hall arrest a milestone for cop's kid

• Student government must listen to its critics

• Parking headaches abound Westwood, on campus

• Swimming off to Speedo Cup

• HIV-positive announcement

• One person's decision to live honestly ... with HIV

• Day Without Art boosts AIDS

• UCLA tennis teams starting to solidify lineups

Wednesday, Nov. 30

• Diverse a cappella group visits UCLA

• Study to focus on low wages

• Black 47's Irish rock is no sham

• M. hoops looking

• Letters

• Sit-in held consciously, and strategically

• Olivier pleased with balance

• Surveying the state of alternative rock

• Young issues Prop. 187 statement

• Simply 'Red'

• 'Red' traces relationship at relaxed French pace

• Chancellor visits undergrad student government

• Grads to teach joys of safe sex, facts on AIDS

• A UCLA alumnus singing the 'real world' blues

• Soccer preps for the next step

Tuesday, Nov. 29

• Remembering life's lessons and mother's love

• Bumbling Billigmeier gives his predictions

• Promoters envision renovated Westwood Village

• Kerckhoff groups work around the clock

• W. basketball gets first win of

• Guitarist blends music, spirit in 'Sensual Guitar'

• Volleyball honored by Pac-10

• Lighthearted Oesting leads women swimmers

• Kerckhoff's tribute to AIDS awareness combats ignorance, fear with reality

• Computers assist disabled students

• What is the 'Jeopardy' quiz show scandal?

• Prince unveils lost masterpiece

• The Sure Shot

• Against the grain

• Activists should channel energy where it counts

Monday, Nov. 28

• Question 'majority rule' beyond election day

• Polo bids farewell to senior-leader Turner

• Soap's 'black sheep' grazes new pastures

• Giving thanks ... for being alive at UCLA

• New club heralds diversity, welcomes all

• M. soccer one game away from Final Four

• Water polo finishes a happy fourth

• W. basketball falls in

• Prop. 187 threatens faculty-student tie

• Harriers find positives in mediocre season

• Letters

• Deck the courts with spikes and volleys

• Bombshelter conspires against South Campus

• Patient complaint urged hospital investigation

• Up against the wall

• Fire blazes through Westwood structure

• M. hoops rolls over CSUN in first victory

Wednesday, Nov. 23

• Biohazard feeds appetite of destruction

• Letters

• M. basketball wins

• W. hoops opens with NC State

• Sub 18

• M. soccer meets SMU in NCAAs

• 'Heavenly creatures' are hellish murderers

• A pig, a frog and a, what the hell is that thing?

• MacGyver's genius not enough to prevent ABC movie from bombing

• M. hoops gets CSUN in opener

• A dream comes true for Krikorian

• Crosstown rivalry still talk of town

• The Incubator

• Tatum dishes out top 10 albums of 1980s

• UCLA Communist club calls for dropping charges against Prop. 187

• Is South Africa of '48 now California of '94?

• Mexico's pop star Cristian offers strong concert at Amphitheater

• UCLA Technical workers get union

• Volleyball gets by Pepperdine

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