Story archive for October 1994

Monday, Oct. 31

• SAGE focuses on democracy

• Top ten things overheard at Homecoming

• 'This is Halloween'

• W. swimming loses cockfight with USC

• UCLA misses opportunity to vault to top of national poll

• Water polo gets costly win

• Masochist Flanagan endures

• Questions arise about mediation

• 'Frankenstein' takes on new look at Odyssey

• Protect rainforests, not phone books

• Unranked women's soccer ties No. 3 Stanford, 1-1

• A very happy

• Performers bleed for art

• Uninspired water polo falls to No. 1 Stanford

• Danzig intimidates even without costumes Halloween show

• Spikers shocked by Huskies

• Proposition 186: Universal health care battle wages on

• On Nov. 8, we must fight the 'apathy myth'

• Performance artists' bodies, minds go to extreme with art genres, self-mutilation

• Indiana holds off m. soccer

• Doctors, clinicians voice concerns about Prop. 187

Friday, Oct. 28

• Three reasons to stay home on the weekend

• Internet races toward the future

• UC police station revamps its look

• Vibraphonist keys up old jazz sound

• The theater story behind 'Story Theatre'

• Accomplished musician Gothoni returns to L.A.

• Westwood Village may set up own UCPD substation

• Letters

• International students adjust to L.A. just fine

• Good casting fails to salvage film's plot

• Stress returns, but we must not let it blind us

• Spikers heading to Northwest

• Stanford's were-Wolf

• Cross-country off to Pac-10s

• A night one friend will never forget

• Stenstrom leads Stanford

• No pain, no gain

• Students advocate for Pilipino studies

• Prop. 188: the tobacco industry's initiative

• Bruins aim for No. 1 against Irish, Hoosiers

Thursday, Oct. 27

• A few thoughts about the sponsorship issue

• Seances lift 'Spirit' to comedic heights

• Fear of conflict lingers behind locked doors

• Football's McCullough fills big shoes in secondary

• Swimmers dive headlong into new season

• How to spell overrated: C-A-T-S

• UCLA prof dresses up the best

• Maisonneuve key player for Indiana

• A cappella group finds key to future

• Out of

• Voter conflict raises questions of priorities

• Martin's comic antics paint 'Picasso at the Lapin Agile'

• Sappy rhetoric loses 'Paradise'

• UCLA Homecoming emphasizes tradition

• Pilipino Americans insist upon reform

• Conflict Mediation Program clarifies function

• Crosspulse's percussion skills visit UCLA

• He views athletics

• Clinton's efforts prove 'too little, too late'

Wednesday, Oct. 26

• Arizona faces surprising Oregon in key game

• Athletic department undergoes year-long study

• 'Mask' screenwriter visits Melnitz

• 'Islands' offers six hours revulsion, not 'revolution'

• Braunmuller thrives on coffee, Shakespearian lit and students

• Philharmonic revives 1919 performance for 75th

• Letters

• W. soccer shooting for first NCAA playoff bid

• Dare to be stupid

• Spencer's Explosion creates distinct blues sound

• Breaking on through

• 'Living history' lets those of past speak to us still

• Quake victims pick up pieces

• 'Seduction' adds new edge to spicy formula

• Bylaw change put on hold

• Can you say, 'Welcome to USC West!?'

• Rebuilding ahead for w. basketball

• Maniacal Natalie Merchant: 'What is the matter here?'

• W. volleyball wins ugly over UCSB

• 'Crisis' begins with high school system

Tuesday, Oct. 25

• Innocence is ignorance: a battle with HIV

• Grad students protest for union

• Box set documents Prine's truly 'Great Days'

• UCLA slides by Air Force

• Men's soccer shooting for No. 1

• Lack of change, not miscommunication, is root problem

• Club bowling team looking to expand

• Hackett modernizes old plays

• Specials concert lacks excitement

• 'Stargate's' Russell explains 'strange reality to Hollywood'

• Advice from an expert: how to avoid Bruin Walk solicitors

• Pac-10's year of the quarterback? Try again next season

• 'Dreams' reflects UCLA reality

• Regents say no to reg fee hikes

• Edwards, Schager

• The heart and soul of Gaucho volleyball

• Serros thrust into spoken-word world

Monday, Oct. 24

• And the nightmare continues

• Tel Aviv bombing must not shut off campus dialogue

• 'Crisis of the classroom' pervades UCLA lectures

• UCLA uninvolved in Cold War experiments Study says UCLA uninvolved in Cold War experiments

• Dahl's latest 'seduction'

• Polo loses narrowly in overtime crunch

• 'Hamlet' departs from traditional production

• Midfielder's bone injury dampens soccer victory

• W. volleyball prevails over U of A, ASU

• Once again, violence hurts progress of peace process

• Beatts directs 'Pants on Fire'

• Dear Garner: believe it or not, feminism is about you, too

• W. soccer barely squeaks by Aztecs, Titans

• Band past its prime bores Roxy's crowd

• Tennessee edges w. swimming in first meet

• Fifth-seeded Phebus downed 6-2, 6-1 in finals

• Architecture redesigns its future

• 'Pants' tells of woman's love, loss

• Barricades add life to construction

• Religion comes in variety of styles

• Radical Hamas attempts to derail peace process

• Runners receive mixed results in Pomona

• Congressman charges UC with anti-unionism

Friday, Oct. 21

• Graduate student employees deserve recognition

• LaJoye's 'Snowflake' finds solace in hope-laden junk

• UA and ASU arrive to take on Bruin spikers

• Football plays for pride in desert

• American politics erases shame from agenda

• Daily Bruin must be more open-minded toward greeks

• Tarantino exposes, not espouses, racism

• W. swim faces Tennessee at home in season opener

• Water polo prepared for Pepperdine

• Tel Aviv attack shocks UCLA community

• Theatricals bring ancient past to the present

• American Indian Studies chronicle published

• W. soccer's hopes for playoffs dangle

• School of Public Policy receives grant

• Harriers trek to Pomona tourney

• M. soccer faces formidable rival

• Students fight for continuation of Tagalog

Friday, Oct. 14

• Cross country faces new heights in Provo

• Fishbone frontman 'counts down' to racial harmony

• Pilipino Americans share history with campus

• Beavers' wishbone poses problems for UCLA

• UCSB marks end for water polo

• O'Donnell shines in comedy

• Military segregation means second-class citizenship

• Gay rights advocates protest UCLA ROTC

• 'Eaters, Matadors up next for soccer

• We cannot compromise upholding of civil rights

• Volley gets two easy ones

• 'One Man' explores fierce ignorance of human soul

• Unusual plutonium levels found near UC lab

• Tiverton House provides patient, family comforts

• Stranger than Fiction

• Compare-aholic treks down the road to recovery

• UC reaffirms protection of gay, lesbian rights

• K.J.: Destination unknown

Thursday, Oct. 13

• 'Like a spark of life shining'

• UCLA considers SWAT team unnecessary

• Front-page image provokes emotional student response

• Spikers pound 'SC

• Westwood receives candidate

• Cirque's new 'Alegria' rejoices with joy, magic

• Phi Beta Kappa honor society adds student subsidiary

• K.J.: Destination Unknown

• Film fest shows practice does make perfect

• Don't be cynical about relationships and marriage

• Gays fight baseless animosity in sports, life

• ROTC cadets face year of physical challenges

• W. soccer demolishes USC again

• Hard work is paying off for harrier Harlick

• M. golf is third at opening tournaments

• 'B' in 'LGB' stands for bisexuality, proudly

• UCLA nursing program survives

• Eating disorders affect many collegiates' lives

• Letters

• Sun Records pays tribute to label's greats

Wednesday, Oct. 12

• Water polo catching its breath for home

• Aren't we glad basketball is finally here?

• Bruins regard Trojans as just fun and games

• CTO will distribute UCLA­USC tickets by priority number

• Baseball void alters October tapestry of life

• Class acts fail to uplift movie audience in 'Browning Version'

• 'So-Called Life' delights, 'Hardball' frights in new season

• Wolf's new book fights 'Fire with Fire'

• The universal language of dance

• Gay activists must seek ROTC compromise

• Do worlds exist beyond 'our lonely Eden'?

• From Laughlin to L.A. to the Castro: one student's story on coming out

• Snitko stifles opponents for m. soccer

• Deciding to come out: a soul-searching perspective

• Turning old songs into our worst nightmares

• W. soccer hopes for redeeming win

Monday, Oct. 10

• Polo ends dismal road trip with UOP loss

• Deafening defeat for water polo in Berkeley

• "Arc of a love affair" encompasses ideal relationship

• More women from all racial groups taking GRE

• Campus groups provide support systems for coming out

• Balance of power shifts in Pac-10 as California turns table on UCLA

• Coming out festivities hope to dispel stigmas

• UCLA must end alignment with ROTC discrimination

• L.A. Phil: It's the new style

• Church rifts quell clergy in 'Demon' at Doolittle

• Falling down

• Singer DeMent effortlessly confronts emotion

• National Coming Out Week celebrates sexual diversity through campus voices

• W. soccer drops heated match to Gauchos

• Blocked routes around campus frustrate students

• Volleyball thrashes Cal at Harmon Gym

• Coming out: a gay Army sergeant's announcement

• M. soccer takes two on road

• UCLA professors win humanities awards

Friday, Oct. 7

• Peres aims

• Dismal anniversary greetings go out to World Bank

• 'Isn't it awfully nice to have a penis?'

• Letters

• Bruins' commitment to grade schoolers spelled AEP

• EDLOS comes from out of this world to UCLA

• Banking study encourages use of common cents

• UCLA faculty, students express opinions regarding Peres' visit

• Targeting the student vote

• Attention Prop. 187 backers: whites get scapegoated too

• Tomei, Downey shine in 'Only You'

• "The Specialist" proves less than special

• 'Cuarteto' provides bridge between cultures

• Brown presents herself as student advocate at Santa Monica College students

• Prop. 187 sparks campus protest

Thursday, Oct. 6

• Brown pays visit to Santa Monica College

• Studying fills those 'Hollywood' nights

• Water polo returns to Palo Alto for rematch

• Tribute to a peacekeeper ... Shimon Peres

• Soccer veterans battle to return to the field

• Sebadoh has goods on 'Bakesale'

• Israeli foreign minister visits UCLA

• One-act puts twist on classic '40s

• King

• UCLA needs a few rules to lose by these days

• UCLA, public schools will refund mandatory fees

• Congress should protect the public, not polluters

• W. soccer wants revenge in Malibu

• Students lambaste idea of new campus

• Redgrave brings the personal onstage

• Converted sorority houses accomodate dorm overflow

• Know when to hold 'em and when to fold 'em

• UCLA grad Marco Sanchez delves below surface in "seaQuest DSV"

• Quiet 'Happened' peeks at '90s dating

• Letters

Wednesday, Oct. 5

• Letters

• Suicidal Tendencies avoids the mainstream

• Full speed ahead

• Prop. 187 kicks off debate about valuesTake charge of 'Save Our State': educate, organize, demonstra

• 'Bookworm' works, wriggles to success

• Spikers destroy SDSU in road win

• Redefining bounds of sex, love

• Parents, public leery of 'model' book

• Asian Americans should oppose Prop. 187

• Filmmaker finds unexpected 'Sleep'

• Laughter cheers 'Marvin's Room'

• Tax helps fund UC breast cancer research

• Nursing survives one more year as major

• W. golf loses, end of winning streak

• Cal's youthful spikers might provide surprise

• An archetype for the ages

• Taylor crosses the country to lead UCLA

Tuesday, Oct. 4

• Keep open mind about everything, even fraternities

• State prosecutes UCLA in wage suit

• Football optimistic despite 2-3 record

• W. Soccer battles to tie

• Spikers to play the unknown in SDSU

• Caught by the 'I'

• Courses bring real world to classroom

• Marilyn Manson strikes out against conventional

• This freshman fails to find respectable fraternity

• Scapegoating fails to cure economic ills

• Fearfully familiar fate for football

• Polo hauls in third-place finish at NorCal

• USAC revives debate of IFC sponsorship

• 'Atonement,' fresh beginnings highlight exhibit

• Band's coffeeshop acoustics entertain Frente! audience

Monday, Oct. 3

• Wainwright quips through show at McCabe's

• No 'Sleep' planned for Stoltz in busy year schedule

• Young asks regents to foot bill for quake damaged buildings

• Health care reforms: Too much, too confusing

• Volleyball gets by upset-minded UW

• Women's soccer runs over Wildcats in 4-0 win

• Sex before marriage: why we should wait

• If in God you trust, why not give up bullet-proof Popemobile?

• UW bounces banged-up Bruins

• From classic to rock, chameleon Cale 'seduces down doors' of music

• Survey aims to reassess business operations

• UC Berkeley's withdrawal further cripples UCSA

• Cross country teams unable to upset at Stanford

• M. soccer takes out Rutgers to clinch title

• Milling comes out strong in WSU win

• Asian American studies graduates to major

• W. golf rides wave of success into tourney

• What do Tim Burton and Ed Wood have in common? Everything but the hair...

• Proposition 187 won't 'save our state'

• Successful performance of 'Don Giovanni' overcomes rocky start

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