Story archive for September 1996

Tuesday, Oct. 1

• Ease into new year: Postpone big teams for later in season

• Bruins, Gauchos match up in same boat

• Calling all lounge lizards Cadillac Cafe serves up pure camp

• Media misinforms, manipulates culture

• Jackson speaks against Prop. 209

• Jackson speaks against Prop. 209

• Amish art brightens Fowler

• Michigan defense took UCLA to school

• Ten Commandments to smart drinking

• New suggestion alleviates some of the guilt

• Through the eyes of Amos Gitai Israel's past two decades on the silver

• The Politics of Punk

• Rowing teams ready to recruit

• Theater company makes musical out of

• Eastern religion allows woman to make peace wit

• Perot deserves inclusion in debates

Monday, Sept. 30

• Frosh goalies saves Bruins from a loss

• Mood, not food make deli famous

• Seize the day, discover your real self

• Women's volleyball beats Trojans in nailbiter

• Unearthing the secret lives of murderers

• Sound Bites

• Grad students present Young with favorable ruling by judge

• Band charms with eerie sounds and rhythms

• Bruins douse opponents in Air Force Tournament

• Americans still avoid a crucial element of moral debate

• Sticking to a monotonous life and loving every minute

• AIDS Walk LA draws in record funds

• Palestine-Israel clash affects UCLA campus

• Michigan crushes hapless Bruins

• AIDS Walk LA draws in record funds

• Peace Corps strives to mirror ethnic diversity

• Road to equality lacks city buses

• Field of Dreams

• Letters

Friday, Sept. 27

• UC Regents approve an administrative raise

• Bruins take off for Colorado Springs Air Force

• Bruin rugby rebuilding toward its former glory

• The Poetry of Painting

• Police still searching for campus murder suspect

• Debate inside less boisterous than violent ruckus outside

• NBA's biggest problem solved just like magic

• Castration strips criminals of civil rights, doesn't protect society

• Dutch cinema comes to UCLA

• Bruins aim to get Michigan off-balance

• Shakur a credible artist, despite violence

• Screen Scene

• Equality turns out to be the "F-word"

• Loop Guru's schizophrenic soundscapes defy classification

• Aurora Borealis

• UCLA athletic teams a week in review

• Money makes America go round, not values

• Letter

• W. volleyball looks to plunder Troy this Saturday

• M. soccer rides rollercoaster

• Gilbert Cates plans to step down from center stage

• Take steps to eradicate nationwide

• CSUN debate sets off near riot

• Mexican ballet troupe preserves traditional folk dancing

• Soccer continues up-and-down season this week

• Freshman recruit Hines declared ineligible

• California's recession declared to be over

• Berkeley starts $1.1 billion fundraising effort

• Grad employees seek recognition

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