Story archive for September 1997

Wednesday, Oct. 1

• Knee injury cuts Victorine's season short

• Music Men

• Jurors convict Ly's killer

• Jews for Jesus: Is it really an oxymoran?

• Top UCLA runners Mortenson, Keflezighi plagued by injuries

• Gephardt, Gore prepare for candidacy battle

• Innocent message hides madness

• Carnesale welcomes incoming class at graduate students convoctaion

• Bruins' suspension remains unexplained

• Generation X will hurdle injustice in workplaces

• UCLA Med Center puts dialysis unit up for sale

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

• New initiative to expand online access for students

• Technology makes Golden State's outlook gleam

• Bruins washed out by two straight losses

• African epic combines Shakespearean spirit

• Soundbites

• Fledgling director Kelleyfinally hatches 'Locusts'

Tuesday, Sept. 30

• Letters

• 'Effigies' paralyzes a family's tragic lifestyle

• Health-care professionals unite for rights

• Glamorous facade belies activist history

• Inconvenience of construction herds students through detours

• Raising a war ship

• Excessive Force

• Johnson, McCoy suspended

• Again, finally, Bruin fans have cause for cheer

• Brace yourself for the brutal truth

• A&E Briefs

• USAC kicks off three-day Welcome Week bash

• 311 members gets audience dancing in the seats to mix of reggae-influenced, funk-happy songs

• Playoff berth not guaranteed for Bruins

• Masters of their domain again

• Thumbs Up/Thumbs Down

Monday, Sept. 29

• Skip Hicks has four down and a new record; now he wants five

• Soundbites

• USAC funds groups a month late

• Football Briefs

• Men 'Spike for Pride' at UCLA

• L.A. in Concert

• Trudging towards tenure

• Vote on domestic partners benefits postponed

• Lacking props and 22 actors, group succeeds at 'Henry V'

• Who says everything in L.A. has to be expensive?

• Bruins dodge past difficulties in victory against Fresno State

• Letters

• Ban on hip-hop music unconstitutional

• Thanking the thankless

• Revenge is sweet

• Construction delays cause space crunch, nixing student lounges

• Bruins take second place at Stanford Invitational

• U-Turn Contest

Friday, Sept. 26

• Garlic Festival in Westwood to serve up unique selections

• Teach-in at law school expresses Prop. 209 concerns

• The more prisons you build,

• UC Regents merge UCSF and Stanford

• Harriers to compete at Stanford

• Skimping on the Hygiene

• Graves molds himself into variety of characters

• Texas runs out of steam, can't catch UCLA at meet

• Campus leaders share post-Prop. 209 ideas

• Screen Scene

• Community service, outreach may retain UCLA's diversity

• UCLA kicks playoff hopes into high gear early in season

• Complaints spark rap music ban

• Let Bruin pride shine through in support of UCLA athletics

• UCLA seeks revenge for loss to Arizona

• Get out thereand move something!

• A&E Briefs

• Rainbow appears after life's storm

• Women's volleyball anticipates strong season despite losses

• Grad student here to help clear mystery surrounding UC Regents

• Pay increase gives year a rocky start

• Center of the World

• Bruins look to avenge prior loss to Bulldogs

• Speaks Out

• Peer-mentoring program targets learning disabilities

• NCAA declares Cotton ineligible to play

• Film defines identity of a diverse Asian America

Monday, Sept. 22

• UCLA graduate students collaborate to create GenerAsian X thriller

• Step by step

• Playhouses stage variety of cultural performances

• 'Old hands' prolong college days

• In control under pressure, Victorine carves role as leader

• New FTC project will crack down on scholarship scams

• All the right goals

• Sports staff promises hard work to bring you the best

• Head and shoulders

• U.S.'s bilingual education hastens Mexican conquest of Southwest

• Initiative would limit non-English teaching

• U.S. prison system may return to dark ages of juvenile justice

• A resource opens for international students

• Art reflects society as it pulses through daily life

• Forward Progress

• You Gotta FIGHT For Your RIGHT To STUDY

• Crime's worse enemy

• Bilingual-teaching methods should be supported

• UCLA lags on diversity

• Welcome to Bohemia

• Red tape, dragging lines await students at UCLA

• Reform group finally carves up general education menu

• Talented squad has

• Upbeat sounds of ska carve niche in music mainstream

• Put student government to work for you

• UCLA's smallest minority adds its voice to the diversity clamor

• Adult entertainment industry draws varied student opinions

• Students find parking at UCLA a frustrating business

• The Bruin hopes to inspire action

• Shooting for the third time

• Speaksout

• From ivory towers to hipper hangouts

• 10 ways To annoy your roommate

• The Reel World

• Ode to the couches of Westwood

• Medical school keeps its diversity

• Bruin runners aim for NCAA Championships

• UCLA lags on diversity

• Get over it - just be yourself

• Effects of Title IX felt at UCLA, Northridge

• Heir Apparent?

• Current financial aid dispersement raises fees, harms students

• Firing the Canon

• The men who play with Westwood

• To a true activist, neglecting responsibility is most offensive

• Wide variety of teams offer exciting opportunities

• Mailing lists snare music fans on the Web

• Selling UCLA

• A Long Run to the Rose Bowl

• Females riding wave of success in music industry

• Life's drama sets theatrical stage

• Viewpoint wants your ideas and contributions

• Students share roommate horror stories

• Path diverges for child stars weighing job versus college

• Ask your president

• Time hasn't warped 'Rocky Horror'

• Voice-over work brings 'anime' to U.S.

• Bilingual programs frustrate teachers, minority students

• Do homework, know rights before renting apartment

• UCLA's general education system failing students

• Movies premiering in coming season feature few surprises

• College reps link listeners to source of new sounds

• Great potential remains to be tested

• Times have changed, but parents haven't

• Finding a separate peace in Calcutta

• Put student government to work for you

• A blatantly unscientific survey of coolness at UCLA

• As his term begins, Carnesale is offered advice and support

• Women's volleyball hopes to bounce back from disappointing '96 season

• Rent

• Making a run for it

• Political prisoners in American jails should be freed now

• Basketball team, ice-blendeds shouldn't keep us from reality

• Animation department paints the whole picture

• Asians suffer under model-minority myth

• Steppin' displays form of unity within African American groups

• UCLA manages to keep drama level high

• Not just Milling Around

• Racial equality possible with a mixture of views

• McCollum bill aims to toughen punishment for juvenile criminals

• Harmony, Not Thugs

• Bilingual programs frustrate teachers, minority students

• Ethnic groups must come together to produce social change

• Role-playing

• Lasers light up nights at Griffith Observatory

• UCLA departments ease into new budget system

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