Story archive for July 1996

Monday, July 29

• Paranoia strikes deep in the heart of a UCLA student

• Olympic spirit overcomes bombing

• Carter Fisk

• Q&A with the Daily Bruin

• Infiniti Open is Edberg¹s last hurrah

• His theatrics assure crowd knows Sahl

• Undergraduate tuition holds steady for 1996-97

• Letters

• Committee investigates rape, sexual assault pol

• US softball remains top seed despite loss

• A leg up on the film world

• Absence of seat covers angers staff

• Suntans and surfbums

• Reality check required for Game goers

• Hollywood Bowl resounds with Russian music, talent

• W.Basketball 'Say No Classic' attracts plethora of Bruin talent

• Strug vaults into Olympic history

• For love of game, Gimelstob says goodbye UCLA, hello pro

• Olympic spirit overcomes bombing

• Battle for Reform Party¹s presidential nominati

Monday, July 22

• Kerckhoff ready for public consumption

• Where were you while Ronnie was winning the cold war?

• UCLA alum dies in Indy car wreck

• UCLA vies for top Olympic honors

• On the right track

• Concert goers turned off by Goo's recent Hollywood show

• Heche walks and talks her way onto the A list

• Berkeley's bookstore faces financial crisis, takeover

• Letters

• Former Bruin Valeyta Altheucecil

• Dream Team stands alone in the paint

• A new face for Westwood?

• Grahm's statues at Rolfe deserve a look

• W. soccer in question as goalies contemplates her departure

• UCLA activists walk precincts against CCRI

• Intimate setting brings Williams' plays to life

Monday, July 15

• Mo' Money Mo' Money Mo' Money

• 'A Little Yellow Dog' puts bite back into mysteries

• UCLA Songest '96 whets every musical appetite

• Feminism does not preclude using feminine charms

• Parque ready for Atlanta

• Godina surpasses all others by leaps and bounds

• Death of transient, recent assaults raise concern

• Disappointment reigns supreme for UCLA water polo

• Berkeley¹s chancellor resigns

• Dorm life has more to offer than bad food

• Zwick fails to inspire with his latest flick

• Diane Reifschneider

• Child at Unicamp mauled by bear cub in Angeles National Forest

• Rape charges dropped against UCLA students

• Mind of the artist

• Panel to decide fate of recruit

• Dumble gets one more shot

Monday, July 8

• Dole and Clinton battle to clinch California's vote in November elections

• Divac hopes to confront Dream Team in gold-medal round

• Students find deliverance in ordering out

• Speaks out

• Glaus, Parque make Olympic baseball team

• 'Billboards' pitches ballet with a rock 'n' roll twist

• The Sound & the Fury

• Select team accedes to Olympians

• Shakespeare Festival's 'Othello' dons new look

• Letters

• Burning of African-American churches on upswing in South

• Head of the class

• Personal change imperative to end sexism

• July 4 rally turns into bloody riot

• Sexual harassment suit filed against UCLA

• Art exhibit adds new dimension to postmodernism

• Garlic scentsation lingers on next weekend

• Back to school

• Practical advice to rise above electoral politics

Monday, July 1

• Dishing the dirt on the NBA draft

• Sex, drugs and showers: Too little, too late

• 'Fear of a Brown Planet' bring multimedia to life on stage

• Umphrey rebounds from last Olympic Trials

• UCLA investigates Zeta Beta Tau's weekender

• No negotiations... no finals

• On the fast track to Atlanta

• It takes a professor to solve Eddie Murphy's problems

• Arraignment of three UCLA fraternity members suspected of rape postponed

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