Story archive for April 1996

Wednesday, May 1

• Concern wanes, optimisim gains as m soccer ends season

• Baseball gores San Diego in shutout victory

• It's three out for Kentucky's Jenny Hansen

• Presidential candidates debate key issues

• Statement of Purpose

• The feminist mystique

• Feminists must juggle pornography with free speech

• Bruin Endorsements

• Let the race begin: a final approach...

• Grad students choose new internl vice president

• Hopkins imparts wisdom through art history lectures series

• Metzger and Wells hunt for one last wave

• Playing in spurts hurts w. water polo

• Rebuttals

• Negativity infuences campaigning

Tuesday, April 30

• Student credit union merges with private firm

• Sandwiched in politics

• Borderline UCLA heads to San Diego

• Short fuse sparks rising star

• Santora starting to see himself in new role

• Syria and Assad hold key to Middle East peace

• Campus attitudes next in line for reform

• Board moves to reinstate Hochman

• W. track beats competition but not injuries

• Letters

• Actor takes chance working on other side of camera

• History in a Light

• U.S. mediated cease-fire met with skepticism

Monday, April 29

• Candidates to debate in plaza

• Baseball sinks at Sunken Diamond

• Lingering images

• Softball continues road run with sweep against Ducks, Beavers

• Trojans deflate men's tennis at Pac-10s

• Early Pac-10 exit serves as wake-up call for women's tennis

• Making friends and touching lives 30,000 feet in the sky

• Bringing down the house

• Olympic torch runs through Westwood

• Without full team, men's track dominates field in Davis

• Letters

• W. track claims state championship for third consecutive year

• Cleaning up last year's Judicial Board mess

• Nihipali hammers away at another

• Road to Knoxville begins today at Newport Beach

• After season of valleys, gym reaches peak

• ASUCLA Board drops elected student members

• W. water polo runs out of breath in 8-7 loss to Bears

• 'Kindertransport' conveys family's Holocaust history

Friday, April 26

• Staffers¹ daughters given whirlwind workplace tour

• Novel ideas

• Bruins host a weekend of w.water polo

• What's your reflection?

• On the thin line between technology and humanity

• Overexertion m. track¹s concern in Davis

• Conquering childhood fears single-handedly

• Bruins ready to challenge Oregon State

• W. track aims to keep a healthy state in match

• Film Reviews

• Letters

• Anti-affirmative action ruling questioned

• Bruins to complete in UCLA's oldest tradition

• W.gym stays in mix,qualifies for super six

• Suspensions throw curve ball into matchup

• Heads of the class

• Tourney no paradise for m. volleyball

• Israel-Lebanon conflict enters third week

Thursday, April 25

• Life without water polo? It's just a little too Payne-ful

• Student government self-serving

• Netters get personal at Pac-10 Championship

• Baseball gets over hump in twin kill

• Pac-10s a taste of what's to come for w. tennis

• Italian filmmaker projects himself into 'Cemetery Man'

• Community Notes

• Letters of the law

• Pez

• On the fast track to success

• For choreographer, actions speak louder than words

• The issues and people behind the ballot box

• O'Dette offers musical time travel to UCLA campus

• Cloudy future looms ahead

• UCLA graduate retraces her grandmother's past

• Everything must fall into place for w. gym

• Alumnus reveices 1996 Jacoby Award

• Skipper's suspension off mark

• Finding cracks in the ivory tower

• Grey brings characters to life in Lloyd Webber's 'music of the night'

• 'Dawg' style not new for 25-year-old band

• The party reconvenes

• Q & A with the Daily Bruin

• Federal grant to benefit local disadvantaged youths

• First round disaster golf's fate

Wednesday, April 24

• Thursday's meet still up in'ear' for Umeh

• Mark Bingener..

• Alberto Retana

• Anger and racism skew debate over illegal immigration

• Armenian Genocide deserves remembrance

• Players' contrasting styles make for magical middle

• Freudenberg taking it one step at a time

• Milly Diaz

• 'Nixon' scribes unearth secrets of screenwriting and showbiz success

• Assemblywoman maintains her Kuehl

• Nigerian advocates end to homeland's corruption

• Christopher Hecht

• Give me a shot of whiskey

• Bruin track teams taking times personally

• Open your eyes to Democrat fantasyland

• Westmont defeated in Westwood

• Stanley Yen..

• Glenn Inanaga..

• Softball wins two despite quiet bats

• Vice Presidential candidates...

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• Letters

• Softball diamonds lead to wedding bells

Tuesday, April 23

• W. track cracl competition

• Straightening out grievance allegations

• L.A. Opera perfects formula for comedy with 'Elixir'

• Manhole tears through heavy metal's gendered walls

• Yopu didn't hear it from me, but...

• McFerrin muscles way back into game

• Adams plays hardball with NCAA

• Senate examines preferences in UC system

• A Hollywood Iconoclast

• Playground fight breaks out during impeachment

• Chancellor's home proper site for union demonstration

• Blue ribbons fly in protest

• Undergraduate hopefuls voice their differing visions for UCLA

Monday, April 22

• Computer generated movie launches futuristic drama on the Web

• Recycled Rhetoric?

• CORRECTION

• Baseball survives series with devilish ASU

• Planting trees or future votes?

• Stephanie Chi - W.tennis

• Organization promotes self-defense through album

• Andi Meck

• Recounting a changing Africa

• Student association's finances hit point of cautious optimism

• Gaining Perspective

• Unconventional 'wisdom' lands in Meyerhoff

• 'Jane' looking forward to a little more road time

• Cardinal can't defend against Bruin netters

• Pacific ebbs during MPSF first-round match

• Boldon heads record-breaking day for m.track

• Cutting the welfare safety net

• Republican leader misleading

• Softball Photo

• Letters

• Forum addresses UC's 'culture of favoritism'

Friday, April 19

• Softball finds road a little less bumpy

• Festival to give new talent exposure

• Jewish plight remebered during Holocaust Memorial Week

• Seeing red, men's tennis must get by Bears

• Campus auto thefts on the rise

• Volleyball vies to upend upstart Pacific

• Mike Nelson in 'MST3K: The Movie'

• Missing the mark: Sir Anthony Hopkins' directorial debut 'August' is a mediocre film that lacks the

• Political learnings determine justice in Kerkchoff Hall

• Boldon leads men's track into Mt. SAC Relays

• Baseball ready to battle ASU

• Women's tennis to hold opponents at bay

• Isreali attacks kill 75 in south Lebanon

• Bruins run up against world's best

• 'Hype' filmmakers swear by UCLA education

• Ticking away at history

• End of hunger strike only the beginning

• Students make a science out of MCAT preparations

Thursday, April 18

• Workshop hopes to hit right note

• It's open season in Westwood for apartment hunters

• Stanford stands in m.tennis' path

• Efforts at privatization misguided

• Letters

• Storming California by force of ideas

• Storming California by force of ideas

• Women: Bewaare of wolves in sheep's clothing

• Just say no to the bottle

• Literature for life 101

• Baseball runs out of answers

• J-Board Justice Noah Hochman impeached

• Recruiting prospects bright for m.hoops

• Net use hits the playground

• East West Players celebrate 30 years of theater

• With Robins grounded, Taylor again swings into starting line-up

• 'Celtic Pride' dissects sports world, fans

• Incarcerated youth view education first-hand

Wednesday, April 17

• House, Senated poised to cut financial aid

• Tymchuk to emphasize outreach

• Anteaters encounter familiar fate

• Umeh's health sparks doubt for w. gym

• Playing the blues

• Down to a science

• Baseball to face Aztecs' pitching army

• Goebbels' traditions linger in immigration debate

• Lawsuit charging regents with fixed vote OK'd

• Humanitarian fronts are common ploy of many agencies

• Women's hoops recruits at top of class

• Budget tool may empower UCLA faculty

• Letters

• Cornell donation gives finishing touch to Andersen School

• Terrorists cannot defeat resilient

• Polls give women's tennis high-five despite recent slump

• The Goops bridge punk gap between U.S. coasts

• United for change

• Jerrick's talk show takes a new turn

Tuesday, April 16

• KROQ disc jockey makes transition to 'Real Radio'

• Letters

• Remembering

• Crime Watch

• Seniors to leave mark with clock tower

• Pulitzer Prize nominee visits 'Places' in personal history

• Departing seniors set for last home match

• Men's golf strokes third-place trophy

• Supporters of Riverside sheriff's deputies hold rally

• Softball's Kaci Clark winds up on top

• Reaching for Change

• salacious central

• UCLA explorer takes whirlwind tour of Bruindom

• FDA issues 'smart drug' warning

• W. track searches for connection

• Bruins hope to reverse Tuesday jinx

• Wilson proposes to privatize law school

• Ogden shhots to top of two sports

Monday, April 15

• 20-something villagers flood Internet with suds

• W. water polo laps up awards after big wins

• Song of the South

• Si, se puede!

• 49ers strike gold in volleyball sweep

• ferris wheel

• Immigration events spur policy discussion

• W. gym vaults into nationals with perfect 10

• Men's track explodes from blocks

• Academic student employees send message home

• Propaganda-driven mystery author twists facts

• Baseball suffers losses to Arizona in weekend play

• To lie or not to lie: Honesty is best policy

• Softball's Pac-10 dreams dissolve

• `Resident Evil' treats senses to action-packed adventure

• Court denies plea to block voter-bound civil rights initiative

• No.1 m. tennis pummels Trojans in 7-0 shellacking

• Emotional w. tennis leaves mark on 'SC

• Women stay on track with strong finish at Drake Stadium

• Transfer students struggle down yellow-and-blue brick road

• Medication pump provides pain relief for cancer patients

• Graduate association elections loom

Friday, April 12

• Men distance themselves from competition in field events with depth and strength

• Softball get second strike at 'Cats

• W. tennis finally on the road again

• W. waterpolo ready to dive into post-season play

• Bruins seek vindication; 'Cats, win

• Spikers to battle for second best

• Appeals inundate UCLA's admissions office

• Folk Festival

• Film reviews

• Return to glory

• Quotes

• Fun in the sun

• M. golf hopes to gain momentum at tourney

• Bid hangs in balance for women's gym

• To Eyre is divine

• Hillel finds new home, will move in after renovation

• illustration

• Undergraduate elections mix harmony.strife

• Scaly college situations prepare us for real world

• Bruins look to pick up pace in quadrangular meet

• M. tennis aims to break Trojans

Thursday, April 11

• Editorial

• Riverside band uncovers popularity in marginality

• Quartetto Gelato offers various musical flavors

• Cirque comes full circle

• Q&A with the Daily Bruin

• Protesters rally for human rights

• Comm. Board appoints new editor in chief

• Lt. Gov. Gray Davis discusses UC-business links

• Aerospace group takes virtual reality tour

• UCLA student found dead in dorm hanging

• Vaulting puts Chase over top

• Despite its fallen star, m. track shines

• Judge rejects much of ex-professor's suit

• Volleyball tames Lions

• 'Depth' scrutinizes Southland shallowness

• Long debate ends with introduction of three professionals

• Peachy Keen

• Softball looks to knock home win over Wildcats

• Making Taxes EZ

• Yaroshuk's game finally comes to a head

• Disaster leaves empty pages in life's book

• Student academic employees work hard, deserve rights

• 'Kentucky Cycle' challenges actors and audience with 'real drama'

Wednesday, April 10

• Undergraduate council lobbies to raise reg fees

• Netters look to wreak havoc in Lion's den

• New UC chancellors appointed

• Anti-Defamation League Infringes on Civil Liberties

• Graduate students vote on referenda

• Course readers ruled to be 'fair use' of copyrighted work

• P.S. 122 Field Trips visits Wadsworth

• UCLA-based acoustic foursome is neither drumless nor talentless

• Court decision reinforces military policy

• LIfe, liberty, happiness make endangered species list

• Former guest lecturer files misconduct suit

• W. polo encounters friendly waters

• Damn kids from the hall!

• DeCinces catches up to UCLA career doubles record

• W. Gymnastics prepares for West regionals

• Traffic laws: too much of a good thing

• Hitting home- Increased access...

• Irvine poses problems for m. tennis

• Franco Zeffirelli's newest discovery is no plain Jane

• Bruin discus throwers are flying high

• Baseball sacked again outside Pac

• What's the buzz?

• Young w.track strives to retain performance

• Letters

Tuesday, April 9

• Staff research associates vote for unions

• Peek inside one animator's 'Head' reveasls alien concepts

• Abortion law reinforces parental consent

• Climbing their way to the top

• Some things in life just aren't for sale

• Bruin bats make history

• Actress whips up 'Slice' of Asian American pie

• Linking Cultures half a world apart

• Baseball Notes

• Jim Harrick found guilty of great coaching

• Vandal posts racial slurs in Kerckhoff

• Tennis coach to leave with satisfaction

• Marky Mark brings new meaning to 'Fear'

• History: the apple of this professor's eye

• Jack Peltason donates retirement bonus to furthering education

• M.Tennis ready to rally with Anteaters

Monday, April 8

• W. track loses footing in Texas

• Chili Peppers deliver one hot performance

• Effigy

• Weather toughens m. track relays

• Daily Bruin office vandalized over weekend; no suspects

• Letters

• Netters smash Cardinal hopes for home

• Better borders needed against illegals

• Thousands protest beating

• Rapper busts out of behind-the-scenes role

• Project aims to assist graduates with employment

• Laulhere remembered by friends

• Gauchos drowned by Bruin defense in 10-5 win

• NOW visits UCLA to gain march support

• Mitchell appointed to assist chancellor

• Baseball steps up Six-Pac sweep

• Seniors salvage Bin weekend

• Friday brings new meaning to eclectic

• Students get steered toward Bruin herd

• M. golf finishes seventh in Western Intercollegiate

• Coverage of deaths unequal

• Softball manages to hang onto Pac-10 field by a thread

• Stein Metzger

• Professor Blausteins astic dogma

Friday, April 5

• Track hurdling competition in Texas

• Moving pictures

• News basks in glow of Joint Commission review

• Industrial music pioneer Skrew still not a household name

• Best teams duel in m. tennis

• Videotaped beating elicits response from community

• Dinner party has death on main menu

• Benefit hopes to be music to the ears of children in India

• Bruins pitch Bears out of Parque with 8-4 win

• Hopper's passions flow wild in film

• Making

• U.S. ethics under fire fore recent attack

• Letters

• M. golf swings into action at tournament

• Weary but undefeated, w. water polo looks to dunk Gauchos

• April Fool's letter seen favorably on campus

• Minority group admissions at UCLA decrease

• Softball must shine against Huskies

• Student government booklending program expanded

• UCLA community grieves for Brown

• Phebus to serve Cardinal for lunch

• Spikers look to rebound from loss in UCLA Collegiate Classic

• Fear of dark keeps many blind to society's injustices

Thursday, April 4

• W. golf shows uncharacteristic slump in tournament wins

• Iron Maiden test strength of heavy metal

• Sex, life and flirting with disaster

• Westwood assailant at large

• Holding fast to Religion

• Newsmagazines shift position on Comm Board composition

• Baseball looking to repeat Cal sweep

• Court finds Texas admissions policies discriminatory

• Where's the beef?

• W. track on the run to NCAAs

• Bruins hope to make strides in tough meet

• Opponents of affirmative action miss target

• Brutality shatters ignorance

• CLUB CORNER by A. CinQue Carter

• Back door admissions defy ethics

• Letters

• Last year's best kept cinematic secret talks back

• Swimmers, divers end season of achievments

• M. volleyball winning streak comes to end

• Shakespearean forum finds home at UCLA

Wednesday, April 3

• Multiple polling stations retained for elections

• Looking back at steps forward

• 'Blade' must cut excess

• W. tennis strives to maintain ranking despite tough opponent

• Booklending program puts students first

• Looking at past can provide view into future

• Proposition 203 provides much-needed funds for UCLA

• Blank makes name for himself

• M. Tennis takes Pepperdine, faces hard weeks ahead

• Lee returns to familiar film territory with 'Girl 6'

• New standards released for history lessons

• It's all Greek to head gym coach

• Letters

• M. volleyball looking for redemption

• Baseball unable to overcome Titan strength

• Jazzing up the walls

• Anywhere, anytime

Tuesday, April 2

• Letters

• Baseball pic

• Administration tightens screw

• UCLA student dies on Semester at Sea program

• Dinosaur Jr. member fine tunes solo career

• Princeton Kim's column spouts campaign mud

• New labor leaders prove unions are forces to be reckoned with

• Student suspected of fraud

• McClintock, garment workers reach accord on fair labor

• Why go to class

• W. track shines at invitational

• Baseball prepares for nation's finest

• Life in the fast lane

• Coach potato culture impedes democracy

• UCLA student falls short in race for state assembly

• Winds of fortune blow for m. track

Monday, April 1

• Following track of Bruin's tears

• A little submissiveness never hurt anyone

• Pointing the finger at Jim Harrick

• One-man show traces one man's life

• Vegetarians voices beefs

• Regents approve fee hike for theater, film, television school

• W. polo retrieves win from Aztec claws

• W. tennis headed for strong season finale

• British band takes successful outing to United States

• Baseball defeats USC, Arizona in Six-Pac

• M. tennis weathers stormy seas against Waves

• Wildcats snag revenge

• M. volleyball bounces back from break

• New Therapy group offers support to trauma survivors

• Regent Connerly faces brunt of student outrage

• Voter concentrate on home fornt in primary

• Gym falls off-balance in Pac-10 competition

• Critics scrutinize admissions process

• M. track places first against California and Kentucky despite injuries

• Letters

• Board retains elected officials positions

• Dismantling the Dream Factory

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