Story archive for September 1998

Monday, Sept. 28

• Wright on target

• Colorful curriculum broadens perspectives, cultural understanding

• Memories, history of Royce Hall remind us of our purpose

• Fiesta Fantasy

• Board of Education

• Parking expansion unable to rectify shortage of spots

• UC undergraduate fees decrease by 5 percent

• Wayless warrior

• "These seats suck!"

• Use only the cleanest, prettiest restrooms when nature calls

• Village prepares to get made over

• Clinton's evasion of scandal breaches public trust

• Young Bruins ready to kick start season

• Student loans may attain lower interest rates soon

• To protect...

• Food for thought

• Radio stations misrepresent hip-hop

• Playing youth

• Present programs in ethnic studies neglect problems in diversity

• Recycled entertainment reads differently every time

• There's more to life than classes at UCLA

• Student committees share power with adminstration

• Bilingual education enables every child to become English proficient

• Now's the time to make yourself heard

• Welcome to the world of Daily Bruin Sports

• Debate about possible campus pub continues

• Steppin' out

• Graduate's long summer followed by road of life

• Student-run arts board gives UCLA discounted tickets

• Narcoleptic awakens to new respect for live shows, theater

• Bruins head race for NCAA honors again

• Inspector shortage hurts eateries

• Speaks Out

• Just for kicks

• Paying the price

• Speaks Out

• Imposing economic sanctions not sound policy

• Campus reacts to technology fee

• Women's athletics remains low priority despite Title IX

• ...and to serve

• HIV can infect you, your friends, your neighbors, anyone

• ASUCLA searches for balance between business, service

• The total Getty experience

• Dreamworks hopes to infiltrate animation market

• Life as Arts editor isn't all glamour, glitz, fluff

• Center for Performing Arts brings shows back to Royce

• White man's burden

• Freshmen change pool into fountain of youth

• Viewpoint offers forum for debate

• Mix it up at happenin' L.A. clubs

• Huge lectures give Moore 100 aura of Rose Bowl

• Soliciting organizations bombard Bruin Walk with flyers

• Selling UCLA

• Speaks Out

• Poet drawn to lure of language

• Search for perfect Chinese chicken salad over

• Art students enticed by creative freedom

• Bruins storm waters with strong start

• New cluster courses target interdisciplinary education

• Women make headway as executives in industry

• Risque summer films risk disaster, tasteless humor

• Our community pleas for your help

• Quick recovery leads to quick victorine

• Speaks Out

• Ghost town?

• Companies entice students into easy credit access, spendthrift habits

• About the Daily Bruin

• No car? No problem!

• All UCLA needs is love of education, life

• Instructors in closet-sized offices wait out for rooms with a view

• Terrorism compromises studying abroad

• Minority actors get big break with non-traditional roles

• Upcoming 80th year to attain new highs

• Leading toward a goal

• Association to embrace role of active advocacy

• "Senior Citizens Witness Portent"

• Celebrities run gauntlet - er, junket - to promote films

• A diverse education/ administration

• It's crunch time as students, buildings compete for space

• Don't just read history, be part of it at The Bruin

• Drumming up place as band hard work but rewarding

• Jokesters spice up hot White House summer

• Contenders in Pac-10 race gear up for season

• Bruin recruiting class dives into new season

• Predictions bring joy to UCLA, tears to everyone else

• UCLA cross country boasts strong runners, old and new

• Students stuffed in dorms, dining halls as housing saga continues

• Tone-deaf Europe makes American music something to be appreciated

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