What was your most memorable experience at UCLA?

Published: Monday, June 15, 1998

Monday, June 15, 1998

Debbie Chin

Fourth-year, English

"When I got three parking tickets in a 24-hour period."

Skip Hicks

Fifth-year, History

"The 1996 USC game, when Skip Hicks scored the winning touchdown in overtime. That, and graduating without ever losing to 'SC."

Tanisha Larkin

Fifth-year, African American Studies and English

"The Schoenberg protest this year, when we were fighting for the future of incoming students."

Rocky Goldberg

Fifth-year, Biology

"When our rugby team, which hadn't won a game all year, was playing San Diego State in a game where we were down by one man. I scored my first try ever -

the equivalent of a touchdown - and we won by one try."

David Sayah

Fourth-year, Biology

"After the 1995 NCAA Championships, everyone was in Westwood, shaking the lights and getting crazy. The police came and started shooting rubber bullets, and we ran back to the dorms from Strathmore and Gayley."

Anton Dembowski

Fourth-year, Political Science

"In my sociology class, the professor was lecturing about the student protests in Korea during the 1980s, and how he was involved in the violent protests. When he finished lecturing, my friend raised his hand and asked, 'Did you throw any Molotov cocktails?' That summed up UCLA for me."