Story archive for October 1997

Friday, Oct. 31

• A reminder of death

• Exhibition commemorates Japanese internment

• Kechris will lead squad at Stanford tourney

• Back to basics

• Cole strikes a sultry note at Wiltern show

• Spreading the wealth

• Chances are slim against the Cardinal

• Playing it $afe

• Like aliens in the movies, corporations are taking over

• Football preview

• Joe Bruin, Stanford Tree walk the mascot walk

• Bruin unfairly reported on sweatshop charges

• Joe Bruin, Stanford Tree walk the mascot walk

• Berries aren't always sweet

• Speaks Out

• Limbo's sets the stage for cuisine with a Caribbean flair

• Making 'Peace'

• Filling up on faith

• Screen Scene

• Team's Arizona trip could yield new record

Thursday, Oct. 30

• Bruin's surprise turns to success

• Community Briefs

• Initial effects of Proposition 209 examined

• A&E Briefs

• Rally Committee will relocate to former office in Kerckhoff Hall

• George Takei shows us just where he has gone

• UCLA to host tournament pitting East vs. West Coast

• Jack Arnold rememberedfor knack on, off screen

• Don't be fooled by all the lies

• Letters

• From midterms to

• Mens basketball notebook

• g-man

• The Red Scare remembered

• UCLA lacks earth-conscious programs

• Leader pass

• Out of place

• Waterpolo notebook

• Exhibiting eclectic talent, Brad rocks House of Blues

• The prophecy: Lakers, 'Wolves to rise, Clippers keep on falling

Wednesday, Oct. 29

• Crew dreams of smooth water

• Struggle for Westwood's soul

• Are Carnesale's office hours a PR stunt?

• Hate-crime cases are on the rise

• Rules violations during Harrick's tenure could force penalties

• Struggle for Westwood's soul

• Bruins kill Dinos in exhibition tournament

• Bruins' tournament win ends 3-year drought

• Morrissey jams 'Maladjusted'

• 'Just Too Cool' plays to young viewers

• Women's-health center receives two-year grant

• Standard Deviations

• Crystal ball tells of season picks, victor-to-be in NBA's L.A. rivalry

• Soundbites

• Broader issue illustrated by unfair censure of Hamilton

• The Bruin identifies potential contenders, lost causes in lesson on anticipating wins

• Buddy

• Shhh ... don't mention the carnage

• Jimmy Buffett sails away in Irvine

• Editors' attack of rally misinformed

• Letters

Tuesday, Oct. 28

• 'Gattaca' not quite a perfect specimen

• Bruins devour Ducks on ice, now thirsty for more action

• Fleeting force

• Breast cancer center director settles into job

• Dorm food cartoon

• Thumbs Up/Thumbs Down

• Popular fat cats recall glamour, glitz of 1920s Hollywood life

• Don't judge Keanu based on past poor experiences

• Hong Kong method happily wraps up unusual love story

• Stocks plunge on 'Gray Monday'

• Football lingo may never be the same

• Until divorce do we part?

• Football Notebook

• Role of women excluded in UC discussion on Princess' death

• Partnership Walk raises funds for Third World women

• Community Briefs

• Rolling punches

• Tournament of champions

Monday, Oct. 27

• James Bridges winner hopes 'Snow Child' will lead to future success

• Pam Davis-KivelsonCo-founder, Science Art Center

• Bruins' depth expresses itself in win over USC

• Residents' meal-coupon values are cut

• Pacio

• Letters

• Weekend results in one win, one loss

• Community Briefs

• ASUCLA puts profits over human rights

• Bruins swing their sixth win

• Bruins extend record to 13-2 in 5-0 game against CSLA

• Men should look within to end sexism

• Soundbites

• BruinFest replaces parade to celebrate Homecoming

• Bruin columnist would like to ask Al a few questions

• Sing your life

• Campus transportation woes pile up

• Washington Cougars, Huskies take turns to defeat uneven Bruins

• Dropout rate reaches its lowest point ever

Friday, Oct. 24

• New band is anything but 'Marginal'

• Trailer parked

• Screenscene

• Coach honored in Hall of Fame

• Lagging team looks up in anticipation

• Earth's future relies on society's

• Speaks Out

• A win Sunday would help Bruins on road to play-offs

• Bruins and Trojans compete to rid software of hidden errors

• Alternatives for saving Mother Earth

• Sports Briefs

• Minding their X's and O's

• The world on De Neve

• A revealing look at pornography

• A&E Briefs

• The color of a life

• Spanish nights

• Top runners take break to rest for Pac-10 meet

• From the sidelines and the press box, UCLA's 14 coaches put it all together

• Royalty crowned, but no parade

• Football preview

• A necessary evil, or an evil takeover of our greenery?

• Why you can't buy CDs for a song

Thursday, Oct. 23

• Actor finds his home at 'Union Square'

• Student athletes deserve more credit

• UCLA, Cal go head-to-head for shot at title

• Many employees disgruntled with uneven raises in pay among staff

• Akiyoshi carves niche in jazz world

• Putting 'Beer Games' to the test involves lots of drinking

• Twisted explanations spice up history

• Thumbs up/ Thumbs down

• 'Mirage a Trois' kindles emotion, draws laughs

• Put history into context before criticizing past

• Gov. Wilson nominates three regents

• Colleges beware: coaches' threats to leave veil true extortionist skills

• A&E Briefs

• A foot in the door

• Band's performance at Palace brings back '40s

• Notebook

• Bruins off to fierce start as play-off hopes abound

• Letters

• The eyes and ears of UCLA

• USAC resolution condemns Nike, ASUCLA will not end relations

• "Just go out there and play"

Wednesday, Oct. 22

• Dancer from "Twisted Fall"

• Runners take break to build strength, on and off track

• Lavin

• Head shot of Pettit

• There's more than one in a committee

• Pac-10 Notebook

• A needed probe, or hogwash?

• A needed probe, or hogwash?

• Criticisms leveled at new BruinCard

• Community Briefs

• Show establishes new genre of art

• Cover of Patti Smith's new release

• Stress-trogen

• Officials dispel myths of fire hazard

• Still from new Ang Lee film

• Insurance group alters medical service policies

• A star's shining success is dimmed by injuries

• Letters

• Bruins to set tone, showcase abilities in last leg of season

• Basketball player

Tuesday, Oct. 21

• Positivelynegative

• illustration

• Letters

• Picture of three actors

• Beckett redefines romance with stronger female roles

• New course probes disaster relief

• Los Angeles-based play gets personal

• Nobel prize winner Dr. Boyer

• International campaign to ban land mines begins

• Picture of Teron Hide

• illustration

• Waterpolo player in pool

• Bruins need second-place finish to secure championship berth

• Matchbox 20 puts on stompin' show that lays claim to heavy-pop fame

• Los Angeles-based play gets personal

• Community Briefs

• Football Notebook

• One gallery, 14 students, a nation of art

• Mark Shapiro's picture

• Picture of Alex Balekian

• Women's soccer team in action

• Bruins fall from grace with CSF loss, find solace in Irvine victory

Monday, Oct. 20

• Volleyball player

• illustration of flag

• Bruins sharpen field skills, prepare for competition

• M.Soccer head here at 32 points and counting yup

• Football Notes

• Community Briefs

• High price of class web sites raises concerns

• When water puppets take over the world

• Guitar player

• poster

• fans at a game

• USAC supports biased political agenda in their advertisement

• 'Lifting the Veil' opens to great reception at Salon

• Letters

• picture of chancellor with students

• Phantom of the opera picture

• football players

• Novelist focuses on craft not fame

• Divorce makes women more likely to have loss of income

• collage of book covers

• Regents fit improvements into budget

• Wilcox

Friday, Oct. 17

• Rave Reviews

• Not all motives behind issues imply racism

• Rave Reviews

• Longing for success

• Bruins hope to rectify former inconsistencies

• Defensive squad storms the field

• Historical abuse shouldn't be ignored

• Football preview

• Long watches the team

• Speaks Out

• Spreading the word

• Year of the surfer hails a champion

• Student dies in apartment; police uncertain of cause

• Shopping for faith in life

• 'Stepping' to beat of a different kind of Greek

• 'Boogie Nights' offers peek into lives of porn stars

• For an unwary Coach Toledo, torture liesin the wings

• Discrepancies between prices common at UCLA book stores

• Screenscene

• Letters

• Public interest high at year's first Calpirg meeting

Thursday, Oct. 16

• Community Briefs

• Cultural Affairs Commissoner criticized for misusing funds

• UCLA chemist wins Nobel Prize

• 'Headcrash's' bland plot twists hardly a mindbending journey

• Bruins unable to match Gauchos' experience

• Visiting lecturers' integrity may save UCLA

• Women's Volleyball Notes

• People must not celebrate mass genocide

• Baseball briefs

• Controversial water puppet show spreads communist propaganda

• Stop the insanity! Bring back UCLA's Midnight Madness

• A&E Briefs

• Vietnam needs a change

• 'Duckie' icon Cryer reveals dynamics of film business

• Amateur director moves over to 'Plan B'

• Letters

• Irish troupe casts evil eye on atypical theatergoers

• Thumbs Up/Thumbs Down

• Can we see some ID?

• Precocious pianist to play at Shoenberg

• Hauntings

• Surrogate Parents

Wednesday, Oct. 15

• From colleges to corporate profits

• Lack of space angers Bruin commuters

• Plaza inches closer to completion

• Pac-10 Notebook

• Soundbites

• As the Dancers Turn

• Picture of attendees at recent AIDS awareness

• Renewed vow to effect change lights path after march in capitol

• Letters

• Health care workers reach tentative plan

• Ivy's publicity climbing after release of second album

• Blues legend still keeping it true

• 'Dumb Waiter' focuses on ordinary lives

• Affordability, accessibility just two issues on new agenda

• Community Briefs

• Soccer Notebook

• Hearing what they don't want you to see

• Season looking bright for Bruin teams

Monday, Oct. 13

• Letters

• Runners still ranked strong even though not best day

• UCLA finishes respectably despite loss of top runner

• Bruins bully around Matadors, Toreros

• Low budget doesn't impede 'Timeless'

• 'South Park' is an example ofTV parodying the real world

• Arkenberg drives wins home

• Vietnamese groups protest puppet show

• Admissions officers should not rely on the SAT

• Soundbites

• Bruins upset Ducks under pressure

• Here's a good use for your useless major

• A&E Briefs

• Greek societies impose strict alcohol awareness

• Coloring outside the lines

• Sports Briefs

• What no one would talk about

• Debate regarding Latinos, African Americans unjust

• A recipe for disaster

• Tonic refreshes audience with stimulating sounds

Friday, Oct. 10

• A full recovery?

• Speaks Out

• Alcoholism, my family secret

• UCLA's unbuilding

• Screenscene

• Campus Crafts

• Alien nation

• Trio of specialists make up backbone of kicking game

• Community Briefs

• Behind the mask of Bohmer, the Phantom

• Letters

• Sailer goes far, wide for kicks

• A&E Briefs

• Football

• Water puppets will provide more than just a child's play

• More self-defense classes are offered

• Drinking ourselves to death?

• You can't judge a person by their shirt

• Sports Briefs

Thursday, Oct. 9

• Deep, dark secrets of the sports department revealed

• Food services tightens organizational belt

• Bruins to face Irvine, Stanford after tourney defeat to both

• Senior forsees winning season to round out college career

• Merchants use Web to attract business

• Letters

• Let's face it, looks count in real world

• Blur woo-hoos frenzied fans at Palladium

• Running their course

• Racial ignorance still rampant in America

• Grammy Festival casts voodoo spell on campus with symposium, concerts

• Thumbs up/thumbs down

• New store in Med Center caters to cancer patients

• Grammy Festival casts voodoo spell on campus with symposium, concerts

• Lights & Sirens

• My buddy and me...

• Former figure of 'Real World' authenticates his difficult life

• Running their course

Wednesday, Oct. 8

• Testing, testing ... KLA is back on the air

• Letters

• Pac-10 Notes

• 'Square' Dance

• The happy ones

• Discoverer, explorer, bad roommate!

• Aztecs practically no match for Bruins

• Monk to honor late father whohelped define his career path

• Fulfillment Fund gives students emotional andfinancial support

• Cotton to attend one-year academy

• Angsty singer not able to animate bored crowd

• Testing agency must tighten up security

• A&E Briefs

• Most powerful star discovered

• Soundbites

• Which came first - the student or the athlete?

• Aztecs practically no match for Bruins

Tuesday, Oct. 7

• I am the root of all minority problems

• Bruins tough out two beatings for wins

• Team kicks into focus for Pac-10

• Short Stories

• Football fans enjoy benefits of not having a home team

• The art of theatergoing is a skill to be cherished

• Thumbs Up/Thumbs Down

• Jackson had a dream ...

• Everclear clarifies style with 'Sparkle'

• 'The Ever Kleers' perform incognito in Viper Room

• Letters

• Gimme Gimme Money

• Celebrity death cash-ins result in immoral profits

• Hudson Guild intensifies emotions of the audience

• Love of sport spurs rowers on

• Bruins blitz up the national rankings

• UCLA's visiting professors are a win-win situation

Monday, Oct. 6

• Freshman wide receiver captures 2 TDs, is compared to J.J. Stokes

• Remodeling of Medical Center will not disrupt health services

• Denominations revamp their religion

• Oscar-winning filmmaker's works continue to fascinate

• Are students last in USAC's selective budget?

• Weekend bittersweet against Northern California teams

• Out in the open

• A&E Briefs

• Charity overwhelmed by sensationalism

• Activists strive for a democratic Burma

• Let's make our campus safe from undesirables

• Houston: You have a problem

• Football Notes

• USAC co-sponsors block party at Sunset Village

• Bruins suffer new endingto Trojan War in Friday's loss

• Soundbites

• Serenity and symbolism

• Letters

Friday, Oct. 3

• Schmid to realign men's soccer team

• Soccer's women fight to stay on top

• Unbelievers should heed undaunting power of love

• Three suspects sought in local thefts

• Letters to the editor

• Screenscene

• First person:Celebrities and Causes

• When I grow up I want to ... teach yoga?

• Tuning in

• Athletes often fail to graduate

• Beyond Borders

• Speculation a natural result of department silence on issue

• Game Preview

• Rose Bowl Bound

• Men's water polo prepares for MPSF

• Community Briefs

• Arrangement of power in classroom causes learning difficulties

• Two adversaries for women's volleyball

• Budgeting for reality

• Rose Bowl closest site to call home

• Speaks Out

• Fowler provides revolutionary display

Thursday, Oct. 2

• Thumbs up/Thumbs Down

• UC clerical employees to vote on representation

• Oliver Stone's latest turns over new leaf

• Exporting American products will harm developing country

• Citizens: Arm youselves!

• Controversy seems to be inescapable for filmmaker

• Cartoon

• Society only skims surface

• Fantastic Voyage

• Rick James charges up fans with electrifying performance

• The athletic director's official guide to dating

• Sports Box

• Novel sluggishly trudges through bleak existence

• Letters

• Johnson denies assault charges

• A tale of two cities

• Global warming spreads to UCLA

• Developer, homeowners argue over condo project

• The people who are starting college this fall...

• For Luna, life on tour loses touch with reality

Wednesday, Oct. 1

• Bruins washed out by two straight losses

• Overall, Pac-10 makes national show, takes five of top 25 spots

• Jurors convict Ly's killer

• UCLA Med Center puts dialysis unit up for sale

• Carnesale welcomes incoming class at graduate students convoctaion

• Music Men

• New initiative to expand online access for students

• African epic combines Shakespearean spirit

• Gephardt, Gore prepare for candidacy battle

• Top UCLA runners Mortenson, Keflezighi plagued by injuries

• Fledgling director Kelleyfinally hatches 'Locusts'

• Innocent message hides madness

• Jews for Jesus: Is it really an oxymoran?

• Soundbites

• Bruins' suspension remains unexplained

• Generation X will hurdle injustice in workplaces

• Knee injury cuts Victorine's season short

• Technology makes Golden State's outlook gleam

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