Story archive for January 1995

Wednesday, Feb. 1

• Indictment likely in probe

• Minimum wage increase: will it protect or harm?

• Order in the court

• Media explores community role

• UCLA simmers over 'melting pot' debate

• Anonymous 4 appeal revealed

• Kid prostitutes? Thumbs up,

• Basketball's loss to Cal tightens race

• 'Rico' provides wealth of talent for women's hoops

• Sensitive issues underlie 'Saigon' extravaganza

• Testing service cancels February GRE

• Spikers take shot at Loyola Marymount

• Death-defying cosmonaut is crew's lucky charm

• Baseball looking for frosh start to season

• Men's tennis rides out Waves

• Critic's dilemma: to know hype from rock

• ASUCLA suffers heavy loss, incoming funds low

• Restructuring the face of the American identity

• Wilson fee increases opposed by Senate

Tuesday, Jan. 31

• Waves enter LATC seeking revenge

• Pryor, Radner shine in Warner Bros. comedy album re-releases

• Town hall to address American identity

• Déjà vu? Let's hope not ...

• Hawke surpasses 'Gen X' label in 'Before Sunrise'

• Construction costs to fall on Bruins

• Portrayal of Shakespeare relationship short on comedy

• George, you've come a long way, baby!

• Don't judge all fraternities on one individual's actions

• Coaching

• The L.A. Riots: misplaced questions, true solutions

• Reeling in the year

• Cast, fans face the facts of 'so-called life'

• Winter Bruin fall program offers smooth transition

Monday, Jan. 30

• Fatigue puts damper on w. gym wins

• Linklater's third film reaches new heights

• Ambassadors link students, alumni

• Life is dirty, sex is sticky but we must not live in fear

• Don't deny it: stereotypes exist at UCLA

• No. 1 men's volleyball beats UH

• Bruin track begins by smashing records

• Angles through

• Garver helps find constant 'improvement' on top-rated show

• W. hoops falls in Berkeley, 97-84

• ACLU president argues merits of 'sexual expression'

• Ethnic studies centers expanding

• R-E-S-P-E-C-T:

• Facing journalism's new frontier

• Twenty-five years of history

• Women's tennis serves up victory over Cougars

• Neuropsychiatric hospital's survey results delayed

• W. swim gets

Friday, Jan. 27

• Concerned Bruins sponsor food, clothes drive

• Tour brings fables to Freud Playhouse

• Jamming 'Jelly' pushes tapping, non-stop fun to hilt

• Afro-Cuban orchestra pays tribute to mambo king

• Government's 'idiotic' policies block African Americans

• 'Before Sunrise' makes for sweet, dialogue-driven date

• Fair is foul, foul is fair: UCLA beats Stanford

• UCLA professors receive science fellowship honors

• Christian Right aims to undermine diversity

• National leaders decry history standards

• Born to be bad

• Greeks unite, sponsor benefit dance-a-thon

• Comedy keeps vice away in 'Miami Rhapsody'

• Support the environmental struggle

• Back-to-back meets on deck for w. gym

• Track teams open season on the Bayou

• Love in time

• W. hoops crushed

• UC police look for suspect

• Council votes in student senate

• M. tennis prepares to defeat Runnin' Rebels, once again

Thursday, Jan. 26

• Memories of dad as Erik Estrada ... young and old

• Late phone bills, mistakes plague dorms

• Untangling misconceptions about affirmative action

• Fab frosh Jenkins making waves for Bruins

• UCLA study tips balance in HIV debate

• Wonder from Down Under powers Bruin tennis

• Volleyball achieves redemption

• W. hoops takes on cream of Pac-10 crop

• Campus vexed by constant rains

• Stanford is harvesting a new crop of talents

• Fraternity key gives 'legacy' a bad name

• And in this corner: Let's bring boxing to the NCAA

Wednesday, Jan. 25

• Spikers seek revenge in paradise

• Artists blend mainstream with humor to create visual 'erotica'

• Retrospective honors 'Hollywood Ten' member

• Sundance film festival yields great new finds

• Year of the Boar celebrated

• Bruin surf club hoping to wipe out competition

• Richardson fleshes out tragic role in 'Tom and Viv'

• Confessions of a recovering campus e-mail addict

• UCLA treatment brings health, hope for kidney cancer victims

• New ideas, not social 'band-aids,' combat racism

• Corporate rock gave '80s pop a bad name

• Special treatment doesn't level the playing field

• Affirmative action is 'chance,' not discrimination

• Rain depresses Bruins, quakes worry few

• W. gym rolling through early season

• Defense key to victory for UCLA men's hoops

• Reverend protests misuse of symbols

Tuesday, Jan. 24

• Fishbone, Primus highlight Rock For Choice Benefit

• Students receive reality check-up about medicine's future

• Audience experiences life as 'the undercaste' in exhibit

• Westwood beautification ­ what's the crime?

• 'Staccato' takes a look at backstage backstabbing

• Fraternity student's life altered by arrest

• Center celebrates 25 years of Asian studies

• Right to education should not be 'screwed'

• She leads

• Noonan steps into volleyball's starting lineup

• Kerckhoff stands on rubber solesSeismic isolators prepare building for possible quake

• Lines blur whenever life imitates MTV

• Baseball wins season-opening series

• Donate blood and buy a keg

• Seventy Year ItchSeventy years in the making, the new PBS 10-part series 'American Cinema' examines

• Now, who's

• M. tennis plays host to winless Mustangs

• W. swim makes midseason roster adjustment

• Reproductive choice leaves no right answer

Monday, Jan. 23

• Women's gymnastics dominates UCSB, Stanford

• W. basketball loses a tough one to U. of Arizona

• Regent criticizes affirmative action

• Operation Desert Sweep is a Bruin success

• Men's volleyball gets off to winning start

• Life's subtler pleasures are the most rewarding

• Ex-gang members discuss community peace

• UC president announces retirement

• Remember why affirmative action exists

• Is success in life a foot race or a state lottery?

• Torpid men's tennis slugs UOP in foul weather

• Phebus nets Pac-10 indoor title by defeating Davidson of ASU

• Feminism and abortion are two separate issues

• NCAA's new standards call for higher test scores

Friday, Jan. 20

• W. tennis heads to Seattle for Pac-10 Indoors

• Murder was

• Tale of a Greyhound bus at border checkpoint

• Dorm food debated

• UC Regents propose new fee increases

• Bruin baseball kicks off new season with series in Hawaii

• A Chicano perspective on American education today

• 'S.F.W.' lives up to name with futile attempt at Gen X trauma

• Hungry volleyball heads to UCSB Invite

• No. 4 men's tennis looking to roll over unranked UOP

• Asian American center celebrates history

• Preventing injury during ski season

• Stanford hopes to solve w. gym mastery

• Plays are half success, half failure at this season's One Act Festival

• 'Black Elk' actions speak louder than words at Mark Taper Forum

• Bruins looking for a sweep with win over Arizona State

• 'Social Security' commands fiery performances

• Bruins hand Wildcats rare McKale defeat

• W. basketball gets convincing

• Choreographer builds a new 'Meta-4' for dance

• 'Erotique' elicits heavy groaning, not moaning

Thursday, Jan. 19

• Earthquake claims UCLA alumna

• C. Chavez head aims to enrich community

• Diet, exercise may treat Type II diabetes

• Examining pros, cons of affirmative action

• Truce to bring peace issues to campus

• A change in the middle

• White male: part of the problem and the solution

• Construction noise, fumes, grinds on Kerckhoff Hall

• Regents discuss ill health of UC med system

• Robeson's name enters Hall, at long last

• Sullivan not looking for repeat performance

• Sensuous sex and the erotic condom

• Upbeat w. basketball awaits Arizona State

Wednesday, Jan. 18

• Students joke for, not about, professor in new course

• Putting Garth Brooks in his place: history

• Trespasser in vehicle frightens UCLA student

• Turnovers becoming costly for lady hoopsters

• Bruins look to heat

• Defense of 'choice' is just an excuse for murder

• Clinton honors unity after quake disaster

• Remember Fort Wayne

• USAC tables resolution for senate

• New additions

• Sailing club hoping for strong winds in '95

• New policy to use UCLA customer information

• Slaying the American dragon of 'big government'

• MINISTRY OF ILLUSION

• Joy comes to those who make life meaningful

• Clinton addresses survival, education with visit

• Japan's quake evokes memories of Northridge

Tuesday, Jan. 17

• W. basketball falls to No. 15 Washington, 81-68

• Singleton's 'Learning' experienceSingleton portrays university encounters with racism in latest cont

• Edney goes above the rim in Bruins' victory

• Freshmen fill Tarver's shoes, and then some

• Memories mark year at epicenter

• Aftershocks: One year after the quake

• M. tennis emerges from storm at Pac-10 Indoors

• One year later ... and the aftermath continues

• True stories from life in 'The Weird World'

• Psychological tremors continue into 1995

• Three-year UC President Peltason may retire

• One nation under Santa: just 342 days left 'til X-mas!

• Seismologists unable to forecast 'The Big One'

• Burns to jump

• Remembering the legacy of

• Evacuation plan readies UCLA for disasters

• Orchestras and dance companies still shaken up by effects of January earthquake

• W. tennis breezes by LMU, Utah in home opener

• Volley varsity sweeps alum squad in three

• Offspring delivers major smash to listeners, Epitaph

• W. gym off and running with

• Northridge quake threw UCLA sports a curve

Friday, Jan. 13

• Chao, new IFC president, to 'bridge the gap'

• Varsity volleyball looking to

• 'Wind' weaves relation between nature, life

• Nine UCLA faculty receive Fulbright research awards

• Whisky the right 'Spot' for weekend concert

• Government regulation threatens civil liberties

• Bruin organizations hope to aid flood victims

• W. gym hoping for fast start in season opener

• M. tennis hoping to escape from weather in ... Seattle?

• W. tennis to offer lessons for Utes, Lions

• W. hoops fall to Washington State

• Hoopsters send Huskies howling, 75-57

• 'Fuck the audience!'

• History shows power of inter-ethnic solidarity

• Early detection vital aspect of beating breast cancer

• With 'Divine Intervention,' Slayer pushes musical extremes

• Ace

• UCLA looking to sweep

• Service commission celebrates 30 years

Thursday, Jan. 12

• Bruins defeat Brown in final non-league meet

• UCLA soon to acquire own zip code, 90095

• A continuing defense of reproductive freedom

• 'Is this all,' or is there more meaning to life?

• Pauley: a virtual house of pain for Huskies

• W. hoops hopes to continue dominance over WSU

• UCLA publications acclaimed for diverse coverage

• Teaching the lessons of life

• Evening van route expands to Hilgard

• To all you Santas out there, thanks

Wednesday, Jan. 11

• Bradley International Center now underway

• Actress explores mystique of composer's life as character did

• Classes continue despite heavy rain

• Universities can guarantee an education, not a job

• Hail to the 'newt' Speaker of the House

• M. tennis goes down

• Ice hockey club sets its sights

• From Westwood to Beverly Hills, 90210

• UCLA professors examine 'Contract With America'

• Ethnic communities must address homophobia

• It's rough going on the Pac-10 hoops road

• Tom Snyder's 'Late, Late Show' debuts after Letterman on CBS

• The underground: every iconoclast has his day

• Women's swim hosts Brown under gray skies

• Singleton hit with the flop gunDirector's 'Learning' flounders without discernable purpose

• All-American

Tuesday, Jan. 10

• The perfect vacation: hoops and Bend

• What, no New Year's resolutions? Give up sex!

• Less than your best just won't cut it with this fed-up spectator

• Men's tennis rusty at Palm Springs Invitational

• New computer technology to aid disabled Bruins

• Politics of Kerckhoff Hall: a student perspective

• Women's tennis continues winning ways during winter

• On a mission from God

• Aspiring Bruin dreams of school while living off the L.A. streets

• Rhino's 'R&B Box' only creates the blues

• Women's hoops bounces

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