Story archive for December 1998

Monday, Dec. 14

• Bruins ready to run for the roses

• Late-game rally tames Wildcats

• Mistake-plagued Bruins take overtime win against Ducks

• Bowl Schedule

• Hurricanes sweep up unproductive defense

• Special teams, defense step up to Roques Huskies

• Forced fumble ends Halloween scare

• Defense, Poli-Dixon redeemed against Golden Bears

• Running backs power past Cougars

• Longhorn defeat stirs taste for victory

• College football prepares for bowl games

• Battered Bruins win battle with Cougars

• Last minute catch keeps Bruins afloat

• Trojans take another pummeling

Thursday, Dec. 10

• Inadequate transportation heightens unemployment

• Season ushers in new powerhouse

• Driver not found negligent in pedestrian, truck incident

• College Briefs

• Charity game won't save NBA players, their league

• Toi serves as tasty escape for night owls

• TA union strike on 45-day hiatus until UC meeting

• Letters

• Soccer Briefs

• Baron of the court

• Junk mail wastes time, destroys trees

• Bruins hope to run Rebels out of L.A.

• 'Long Way Home' deftly handles Holocaust horrors

• Voting poll targets Asian community

• Music

• A&E Briefs

• Surfers compete for love of sport

• Celebration of Kwanzaa promotes cultural unity

• UCLA organizations send relief to hurricane survivors

• Philharmonic pays tribute to former 30-year leader

• Community Briefs

• Season ushers in new powerhouse

• La Cucina construction now under way

• Film

• Studying by starlight

• Hiding true feelings hurts self-expression

• Gauchos too much on road as UCLA's magic season ends

• Team leaders bench plans for Prop. 209 armbands

• Written, spoken poetry important artistic forms

Monday, Dec. 7

• Recent matches affect teams' Bowl standings

• Flee from the bright lights of Los Angeles

• Federal grant awards decrease

• Institution has lesson to learn from graduate students

• Retention committee meets with UC students

• For UCLA students, employees and Alumni Association members.

• Holiday music warms hearts of sports fans, jaded listeners

• Party Politics

• State legislative leaders back union organizers

• Ruling may lessen Prop. 209's effects

• Community Briefs

• State laws requiring hiring of minorities, women upheld

• 'Invisible Hand' determines value of TA labor

• Gauchos lash UCLA title dreams

• Fractured performances in 'Shattered Image' distort plot

• Bruins intimidate Cowboys in Wooden Classic

• A journey's end

• URL renamed for former chancellor Young

• Hurricanes blow away UCLA's hopes

• TAs end strike, will resume work today

• Soundbites

• Carolers to fill Village with sounds of season

• Team rebounds strongly after weak first half against Titans

• Letters

• Speaks Out

Friday, Dec. 4

• University handles grading while strike support thrives

• Magnitude mounts impending match

• The five days of striking a last resort for employees

• Community Briefs

• Speaks Out

• Team set to play up to potential

• Baha'is plead respect for human rights

• Student astronomer turns telescope's data into pictures

• If teaching assistants win, student education suffers

• Avoid hardships endured by others: recognize union

• Bells ring in new musical direction

• A golden success

• Undefeated competitors hold breaths for Bowl bid

• Transportation system tailors commuter needs

• Resurgence

• Whirlwind of circumstances reschedules duel with Miami

• Screen Scene

• Audiences seeing double thanks to creative industry

• Reducing class size may lower quality of education

• UC unfairly denies basic rights of TAs

• Mind must filter knowledge

• It's Still Rape

• Young Bruins need to play with heart in NCAA contest

• UCLA to wrangle with Cowboys at Wooden Classic

Thursday, Dec. 3

• Asian sex tours draw community concern

• State combats violence with program

• Pornography helps women, society

• A&E Briefs

• Tobacco

• TJ Max

• Los Angeles could alleviate repression in Southeast Asia

• Band Night helps aspiring musicians come together

• The Antics drive mainstream listeners crazy with mix of genres

• Tale cues in essence of individuality

• Lawson sparks team's spirits

• Letters

• Former councilman gives hope to future politicians

• People deserve higher minimum wage

• Swimming Briefs

• Kicking it on the west side

• Davis returns to hold court over Hornets

• Community Briefs

• Past victories destine UCLA to beat Miami, head for Bowl

Wednesday, Dec. 2

• Musicians promise night of harmony, festivity, fun

• SAGE strikes for collective bargaining rights

• Letters

• Police activity dampens post-game euphoria

• Speaking Up

• Bowl bid could spark sales boom

• Thanks to media, the Truth isn't out there

• TAs entitled to same rights as UC employees

• UCLA establishes three new outreach programs

• Soundbites

• Graduate students protest as strike starts

• Community Briefs

• Students across globe fight for education reforms

• Bruins poised to sting Hornets

• Black uniforms break tradition but mark start of Lavin era

• Trial by water

• 'Stargate SG-1' teleports into second season of production

Tuesday, Dec. 1

• Investment agreement hurts democracy

• Committee tries to improve life in Dykstra

• Love will prove cynics wrong

• Animate this!

• Hitler's darkest aspects psychoanalyzed in book

• Day of mourning

• UCLA No. 6 seed in tournament

• UCs fight to stay competitive

• Outkast keeps crowd on its feet

• Football team inches closer to top spotin BCS poll

• Sports based on primal instinct

• 'Girl' strains to see fame's failings

• Bruins say 'Aloha' to competition in Hawaii

• Waterpolo briefs

• Thumbs up/thumbs down

• Vehicle burglary rampant in Westwood area

• On subject of music criticism, father believes he knows best

• Community briefs

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