Story archive for May 1998

Monday, June 1

• Congress amends education bill to diminish student debt

• Thumbs up / Thumbs down

• Debate appraises Prop. 227

• Rev up for a virtual ride

• Adventerous little Asian girl

• Soundbites

• Poorman's playlist shifts to music's underground

• Village business owner ends his crusade against ASUCLA

• USAC passes torch to new council members

• Community Briefs

• Bruin trio beaten out of round of 16

• Beloved voices gone with loss of Hartman

• Killer kids

• Letters

• Running Rebels attack UCLA, emerge with championship

• Your mission: to seek out new life and to boldly go to Westwood

• California candidates vie for congressional seats

• Caffeine high

Friday, May 29

• Freezing up the competition

• Schatzi's doesn't measure up to celebrity status

• Amazing round brings golfers closer to top

• Arguments will obscure facts

• California's maladies will destroy state if we don't act now

• Change doesn't come through words

• City's penchant for controversy extends itself to soccer world

• Chalk it up

• O'Connor doesn't fiddle around

• SCREENSCENE:

• UCLA won't settle for increase in lawsuits

• Seniors graduate with championship in pocket

• UCLA helps students find answers to financial woes

• Pac-10 champs ready for NCAA Championships

• Bring in the Chivalry

• Racketeers win berth to third round

• Book signing for Virginia Walter showcases work on kids who kill

• Time Warped

• Speaks Out

• Prop. 227 would hurt those it seeks to help

• Elvis may be alive, but the art of dating appears dead

Thursday, May 28

• Market to crop up in new area

• Festival displays cultural influences

• Staying afloat

• GSA president's plan screeches to a halt

• Realbruins

• Administration treats peaceful students like criminals

• Here they come to sing today ... Modest Mouse coming your way

• Meeting with chancellor unproductive

• Poor tactics obscure protesters' message

• Letters

• COMMBRIEFS

• Parque's on a roll

• Denouncing demonstrators purposefully dodges issues

• Popescu eliminated in second-round play

• Jazz duet to harmonize melodies with flying colors

• A-Mae-zing young actress takes Hollywood head-on

• Stop fighting racism with more racism

• Sanity '98 Strelowprepares for year

• Ill-advised raid poor footing for World Cup kick-off events

• Be a Viewpoint columnist

Wednesday, May 27

• Carnesale should challenge Prop. 209

• Students will return to cramped quarters this fall

• SAGE members hope big victory at UCSD transfers to Bruin territory

• Science Files

• Israeli rock star interprets poetry melodically

• Revamped Tomorrowland conjures imaginative future

• COMMUNITY BRIEFS

• Who cares if apathy's the solution to all problems? Apathy: the solution to all of life's problems

• Bruins reach end of whirlwind season

• Brassbound battle over change fit for chumps

• Higher education is a privilege, not an absolute right

• UCLA set to begin clinical trials of transplant program by 2000

• Driving for perfection

• Rising through the mud

• Washington Center plans are underway

• Bjoerk's performance leaves fans homogeneously sated

• Soundbites

• Whit Stillman will survive

Tuesday, May 26

• Wang gives talk on campus

• UCLA brings home the bacon from Farm

• ASU holds event to educate, help high schoolers

• Controversial movie allows cast to sunder stereotypes

• Frank Sinatra leaves indelible impression on music industry

• From slavery to Prop. 209, America still racist at heart

• Carnesale's police state threatens student voices

• Protesters seek level playing field

• Vietnamese culture more than a Club O' Noodles

• Graduation marks new beginning

• Elliott Smith's indie style delights crowd

• Former prisoner speaks of abuse

• Demonstrators' strategy not most effective path

• Community Briefs

• Bruins bestowed with All-American honors

• Standout Popescu last hope for UCLA in NCAA singles tournament

• Stanford takes UCLA out of the ballgame

• Elizondo sets pace to crown

• Latest Hits

• Crimewatch

Friday, May 22

• Cafe Patwa be happenin' in Santa Monica, mon

• Screenscene

• Referees need to be officiated for sloppy calls, overt violence

• Catalyst program fostersstudent-teacher interaction

• Bruins leap into first place in polls

• Overcome superficial race-based judgments

• Multiculturalism should be university's duty

• Everclear sparkles as highlight of alternative concert

• UCLA continues NCAA hopes, legacy

• Minority numbers continue to fall

• Community Briefs

• Texas trips Bruins in first round

• Media perpetuate unrealistic ideal

• Speaksout

• Continuing the fight to put students first

• UCLA races for conference crown

• Why Live?

• Under the stars and dreaming

• Look beyond simplistic definitions

Thursday, May 21

• Legislature considers cutting student fees

• student

• theater dean

• actors

• cellist

• student getting arrested

• UCLA salutes George Gershwin

• MEChA, teachers attack union spending proposition

• swimmer

• athlete

• Bruins ready for sweet revenge

• mug

• Community briefs

• mug

• Minority enrollment declines

• Protests demonstrate contrasting ways to send message

• Instant runoff voting reduces mudslinging in campaigns

• Meeting with Carnesale postponed

Wednesday, May 20

• Aspiring bands rock festival

• Soundbites

• Look up and see what all the fuss is about

• Science Files

• UC system expects windfall from state budget gains

• Carnesale meets with students

• Music takes a bite out of Vegas

• Covering all the news that's not fit to print

• Protest ends with arrests

• Community Briefs

• Newly elected GSA President Joanna Brooks talks of future

• Merit-based admission preserves high standard

• Cage presented with Spencer Tracy Award

• A day of defiance

• Musical thespians sing, dance toward stardom

• Letters

Tuesday, May 19

• Crimewatch

• High definition

• Newt Gingrich to talk at UCSD

• Great experiment takes viewers through cultural history

• ASUCLA sides with independent stores

• Ask campus community about changes

• Insensitive article ignores victims

• Attorney general campaign brings out the best in former Bruin

• Boyz II Men back on stage with smooth, soulful sound

• Basketball icon wins award

• Thumbs up/Thumbs down

• Even in space, 'Titanic' manages to crash

• Community briefs

• Apple pie and LSD

• Success at regionals sends Bruins to championships

• Prop. 209 protesters should be colorblind

• Wizard's presence casts magic spell

• Bruins linked by unappreciated bond

• Prudish offer short-sighted views

Monday, May 18

• All the king's women

• Homepage, sweet homepage

• Inauguration proceedings disgust student

• UCLA players honored by Six-Pac despite season of disappointment

• Misogynistic view belittles women's issues, social roles

• Let's hope Lakers defeat Broccoli - er, Jazz, in series

• Carnesale takes helm of UCLA

• Community Briefs

• Screenscene

• Students endeavor to cross gulf between study, implementation

• Bruin Choice Awards

• Bruins dominate at Regionals

• New USAC leaders must keep promises

• Tough Schmidt

• Soundbites

• Bruins ace Regional, return to Championship

• Activist Rosa Parks graces annual Marathon Reading

• Oppressed must take back system

• Succesful dating simply requires right music

• Carnesale takes helm of UCLA

• Coffee table literature holds all answers to life's mysteries

• Students endeavor to cross gulf between study, implementation

Friday, May 15

• UCLA student held in custody for hit-and-run

• McKennit's dance

• Healthy players increase Bruins' hopes of NCAA Championship

• There's no excuse for poor judgment

• Students demand noncompliance

• No. 10 UCLA hosts regional at LATC

• Chancellor finds his bearings in Los Angeles

• Race not determining factor for diversity

• Board considers admissions policy change

• Community Briefs

• Generation Xers can prove America's future still bright

• Nurses fear effects of sick-time policy

• The Year of Definition

• Responsible, reasonable protests get best results

• Volleyball Briefs

• Carnesale to lay out goals at inauguration

• Coalition should move on to bigger things

• Wide acceptance of medium animates artists

• Screenscene

• Dean of dentistry school nominated vice chancellor

• Softball Briefs

• Joy, luck and fangs

• Regent meeting at Covel Commons site of protest

• No beating around this bush

• Succulent chicken, waffles finger-lickin' good

Thursday, May 14

• Scuba do

• Small World

• The legal life

• Nothing but the very best for Jerry

• UC regents meeting to address diversity

• Penthouse ad not at home in Daily Bruin

• Concert sings praises of music education

• The French connection

• Members of groups are individuals too

• Real bruins

• Beware, Tiger: Happy Gilmore reigns as true master of golf

• Bruins about to tee off for Regionals

• Latinas celebrate role behind camera, in front of industry

• Beatty campaigns for 'Bulworth'

• Major source for student programming threatened

• Community Briefs

• Concerns of 'model minority' ignored

• Letters

Wednesday, May 13

• Coalition embarks on Days of Defiance

• TRUE BLUE

• Soundbites

• Science Files

• Word count

• Become the master of your own vagina

• Inauguration brings questions about Carnesale to light

• Letters

• Community Briefs

• Bret Leal brings to gallery images of common man explored in exhibit

• One hundred percent Asian American

• Teams prepare for recruits, championships

• A&E Briefs

• Get yourself decked out to celebrate new holiday

• Making an entrance

• The hidden lessons of lecture

• Freedom of biology

Tuesday, May 12

• Medical practitioners examine life, patients in wild Kingdom Hospital

• Making peace with tragedy

• Coalition urges repeal of Proposition 209

• Community Briefs

• Thumbs up/ thumbs down

• Season crowned by valiant effort

• Director Reynolds gets ugly, breaks dramatic conventions

• Administration reveals its hypocrisy

• Crimewatch

• Turnout, SAGE opposition hinder elections

• Unpretzeling America

• Village Voices

• Bruins' success in Modesto puts team even closer to an NCAA title

• Early layoffs bode badly for workers

• Bruins fall short of finals but finish in 14th-place

• GSA funding article distorts finances, facts

• 'Dealer's Choice' hooks viewers on poker game antics

• Flag image symbolizes diversity

• Team hones skills to go the distance for Pac-10

Monday, May 11

• UCLA Bruins threepeat history

• Elections marred by contentious factions

• 14th-annual luau celebrates Pacific Islander culture at UCLA

• Grass isn't always greener for blue-collar lawn mowers

• Community Briefs

• Taking the 'dis' out of disabled

• Hate speech, lies will not be tolerated on campus

• Creation station

• Law library opens lounge after delay

• The big hitter

• LBSA benefits help students succeed in business world

• In a nutshell, student politicians just plain bug

• Student finds a new normal at UCLA

• New USAC class must review constitution

• Prop. 227 aims to sink children's hopes

• Beavers make clean sweep of UCLA's year

• Bruins smiling through their tears, taking a win while losing seniors

• Soundbites

• Trojans will invade campus to expand AIDS awareness

• Contest gives entrepreneurs opportunities

Friday, May 8

• Bomb search at Triangle Fraternity comes up dry

• Athletes receive top treatment

• UCLA ready to divide and conquer California

• Coming attractions

• It's a small world

• Self-centered motives must not drive athletic programs

• SpeaksOut

• UCLA is a shoo-in for the championship, but this team's taking it day by day

• Athletes should compete academically

• Too many think beauty is skin deep

• Saving water no longer determines when to flush

• The Avenues of the Bruins

• UCLA heads north to play final games of '98 season

• Bruin Davids hope to topple Arizona Goliaths

• Taste the rainbow

• Letters

• Community Briefs

• Screenscene

• Bruins jump into No. 1 ranking

• Praxis makes perfect in elections

• Mexican restaurant needs innovation

• Tennis Notebook

Thursday, May 7

• Trials and tribulations

• Company caught taking notes in class

• Computer store at ASUCLA faces financial shortcomings

• Keeping up

• M. track notes

• Small offices must confront larger issuesfor elections

• Offensive showcase highlights win

• Athletes still in college should make points, not smoothies

• Special effects movie throws impact on future of action-adventure genre

• Please excuse Daniel for not calling earlier

• Misinformation spread by SAGE speaks poorly for organization

• Cultural festival brings world to UCLA

• U'wa culture's fate in hands of Occidental corporation

• Don't tell Southerners that Civil War is over

• Caesar rules in Lost Dog production

• Real bruins

• Cooper crowned Pac-10 Player of the Year

• Bruins pay price of improper permit display

• Bruins to challenge best in the west

• W. waterpolo briefs

• Campus effort to sustain diversity commendable

• Community briefs

Wednesday, May 6

• Demanding equal play for those from smaller sports

• Facilities

• Community Service

• General Reps

• Community Briefs

• Academic Affairs

• Science Files

• Soundbites

• Financial Supports

• External Vice President

• Shopping for a job in the international marketplace

• Survey questions back on ballot despite SAGE's rage

• Champion center decides on UCLA

• Internal Vice President

• Cultural Affairs

• USAC Candidate endorsements

• Cinematic Ziehl

• Eclectic show's repertoirenot exactly smooth as silk

• Venturing beyond the two-party spectrum

• President

• Musical classic 'Pajama Game' wakes up to new popularity

• Stogeyism

• Young Guns 3

• UCLA blocks trademark from adulteration

• Professor, students upset by structure of new musical theater program

Tuesday, May 5

• GSA elections focus on efforts to revamp organization for students

• Role of ASUCLA changes over time

• Prosperous Bruins finish season in upswing with Pac-10 awards

• Dedicated custodial workers make clean sweep of UCLA

• Painting the walls of Wallstreet

• Bullies, brats, toys and other joys of UCLA

• Life of painter Artemisia Gentileschi luxuriates in discovery of self, sexuality

• Crimewatch

• Internal vice presidential candidates share stances

• Seniors bid UCLA farewell in final games of season

• Volunteers alone can't redeem social ills

• Community briefs

• Goaltending

• Vice presidential candidates share stances

• Byrnes shows commitment, character rare for athletics

• Participate in student government

• Catcher fields chance to call shots

Monday, May 4

• Community Briefs

• And Most Outstanding Player is ... Adam Naeve

• Bruins celebrate paradise found

• Music for the masses

• Administration hinders right to unionize

• Don't let Arco continue support for brutal regime

• Wild life of Wilde exposed on silver screen

• Bruins barely breeze by USC, BYU to win dual meet

• Drum and bass devoid of life, can only drive listeners mad

• Your celestial weight

• Childish tactics can only hurt cause

• UCLA continues tradition at 13th-annual pow-wow

• Trojans doomed to repeat history of defeat to Bruins

• Dental school restructuring fuels concern

• Soundbites

• GSA fights chronic low voter turnout

• Bruins split weekend into halves

• Protesters call for improved treatment of hotel employees

• Minor fire damages roof, injures no one

• Playing the game

• To infinity and beyond

• Seniors give all in final home game

• Live performances aren't this techno band's forte

• No kinks to be found in intimate show

Friday, May 1

• Schooled in victory, Bruins hope to teach foes lesson

• Standing the test of time

• Four diverse presidential perspectives highlight race

• Martin Chippas

• Community Briefs

• Screenscene

• Resculpting song, dance on silver screen

• Signs of Spring

• First Amendment rights inalienable, not expendable

• Model Students

• Painting the town

• Students celebrate 50th anniversary of Israel

• Mathematics integral part of movie equation

• The Grapevine

• Soul food can soothe ails of broken-hearted

• Benjamin Geer

• Presidential Hopefuls Speak Out

• Flyers grounded as UCLA advances to final match

• NCAA violations haunt UCLA

• UCLA will try to run streak to 20 vs. USC

• GSA elections heat up with tough issues

• Why

• Stacy Lee

• Picnic, concert start youth on road to love of arts

• Bruins, Trojans, Cougars ready to meet at Drake

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