Story archive for February 1996

Friday, March 1

• Taking it to the Max

• Baseball searches for golden opportunity to beat Cal

• Union decides to take strike vote in spring

• Reconciling personal ideals, cultural identity

• Spikers hope to pass by Hawaii with flying colors

• W. tennis set upon revenge against Tigers this afternoon

• W. hoops steals victory

• Inconsistency plagues No. 17 UCLA

• Schtum style defies soft pop image

• Rendition of Mozart opera gives lesson in great performance

• Police center opens in Westwood

• Softball looks to blast Buckeyes, Beavers at Easton

• 311's cosmic sound goes Universal

• Good To The Last Drop

• CLARIFICATION

• Sappy 'Up Close' ends predictably

• Pilipino Culture Night incorporates new style

• Letters

Thursday, Feb. 29

• Remembering the innocent

• Sharing beauty of music Pressler's best gift

• Researchers trigger stress disorder in mice study

• Looking at the body

• Graduate composers explore new medium

• New student regent stresses student voice as essential

• Students mourn bombing victims

• Bitchin' babes laugh at life's ups and downs

• Brotherly love best valentine gift

• A plea to Chancellor Young for the art of consideration

• W. water polo not just treading water during time off

• Baseball ends up in Lions' jaws

• Baseball's injury tally loaded

• M. hoops looks to leave Beavers on backs

• Skill puts w. golf on fairway to national championship

• Morissette takes home four Grammys

• Tumblers on roll after Invite

• E-mail voting revolutionizes graduate-student elections

• Beavers migrate south to play at Pauley

• ruby mines beat from multitude of sounds

• Bunche protest all washed up in alternate Bruin universe

• Stepping out from O'Bannon's shadow

• UC funds assist K-12 education

• Letters

• Deftones join the Ozzy Osbourne bandwagon

• Discovery of protein may lead to new immune-system therapy

Wednesday, Feb. 28

• Board reforms necessary to ensure universities' future

• Today's society may find 'House' foundation weak

• Proposition 200 seeks no-fault car insurance

• Police, fraternities cooperate to curb crime

• Spikers squeak by in sweep

• Blue Devils wreak havoc for m. hoops

• Freshman paces on-again, off-again w. hoops

• Letters

• Doctors, peers quell female students' fears about exams

• A personal touch

• Softball breaks even in Fresno doubleheader

• Baseball intends to tame Lions

• Article misrepresents Academic Advancement Program

• UC treasurer decides to retire after 28-year career

• Undergraduate council decision overturned

Tuesday, Feb. 27

• Hands-on education

• Althouse breaks own record twice

• Attendance at strike vote helps democratic process

• So ALIVE

• Graduate employees' union calls for student support

• King of swing

• Fibbers remain true to musical passion

• Power and precision

• Report shows most students in good credit standing

• Letters

• Religious forum invites exploration of differing beliefs

• M. volleyball expects to eat Irvine alive

• Actress Thompson comes to Ackerman

• Schools may pay if grads can't cut it

• In future, Metro Red Line could extend to Westwood

• Voicing the other side of history

• M. Tennis takes title, crushes Cardinal

• Playwright takes new approach to civil rights

• 'Broken Arrow' flies straight into toilet bowl

• UCLA plans to raise $1 billion

Monday, Feb. 26

• Blue Devils run over Bruins

• Cut the dissection

• Stanley still striving to reach her full potential

• Softball: the great divide

• W. tennis causes racket

• Conference addresses liberation of Raza women

• Suspect remains at large

• W. gym wins despite missteps

• The union of the old and the new

• Freedom depends on economics

• Attack on United States elicits defense

• Director revels in success of 'Frank'

• Changes considered for students' association

• M. volleyball digs up opponents in killer weekend

• Young to assist suspended ROTC gays

• Gomez takes game to another level in Bruin win

• UCLA creates Pac-10 riptide

• Bruin activists discover strength in numbers

• Cardinal turns red, shamed by losses

• School of Dentistry sponsors discussion to reawaken outreach

• Untitled

• Presidents pull off peachy performance

• Choosing a new leader for UCLA

• Bruins keep flawless record

• Readings of a 'Hungry Woman'

Friday, Feb. 23

• UCLA alumna finds calling as cartoonist for 'Story Minute' comic strip

• O'Bannon puts icing on cake

• W. gym aims to maintain momentum

• Technical workers win $7 million in back pay

• M. volleyball to face No.5 Stanford after week off

• Track and field ready for meets

• Byrnes fired up for Six-Pac opener

• Poll shows most faculty favor affirmative action

• W. hoops anticipates Trojan war

• Buchanan best addresses working-class concerns merely gives lip service for votes

• Author speaks out for reform

• Activism Through the Years

• Virtual office hours connect professors, students

• If it doesn't fit, just don't see it

• Marriage: match made in heaven?

• Letters

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• W. WaterPolo head goes here at 46 points

• Softball bites at chance to play Bulldogs Saturday

Thursday, Feb. 22

• 'Duckman' creator flying high after initial difficulties

• Protesters storm Murphy, Bunche

• Tibetan author addresses Chinese oppression

• Coalitions stand up to regents' decisions

• Tropical talent joins UCLA

• The unrecognized heroes

• UCLA researcher finds drug to help cancer treatment

• Divers spring into Pac-10 Championships

• Dollar proves value in first start since injury

• Track puts best foot forward at Invite

• UCLA professor's 'Clock' offers unique slant of Latino family life

• Clinton's education debate is a sham

• Listen up Trojans...

• Big Apple talent offers w. basketball biting chance

• Propositions aim to expand scope of death-penalty crimes

• Reporter's notebook: Campus groups unite to demonstrate for common goals

• Nikkei members await 10th Cultural Night show

• USC struggles to stay afloat amid sea of despair

• Healing the wounds

• Students' association says off-campus hiring is not a trend

• Ignorance contributes to legacy of persecution

• W. tennis forced to step up

• Female friends may give signs of true feelings

Wednesday, Feb. 21

• Ignorance must be recognized at all levels

• Tammy Faye hits airwaves with new talk show

• Actors' fun on 'Bottle Rocket' set launches comical film about male friendships

• Bruins try to round up a victory against Gauchos

• Buchanan clinches New Hampshire primary

• The party's over

• McCoy comes alive to defy critics

• 'Late Shift' chronicles fight for late night TV

• Romar takes head position at Pepperdine

• Activists sponsor pro-affirmative action rally today

• Twist of fate leads to UCLA

• Line between racial identity and individuality a blur

• UniCamp provides summer of fun for youths

• Bus Riders' Union doesn't have all the answers

• 'Living Single' star to bring talents to UCLA

• Global Perspective

• KCET exposes student films

• Shared governance debate arrives at Senate

• Letters

Tuesday, Feb. 20

• W. hoops falls into Sun Devils' trap

• Toiling

• UC Regents sued by Daily Nexus

• Tutorial program accused of discrimination

• Stricter regulations put on human research

• Records topple but Stanford stays on top

• 'Golden Girl' returns to stage

• M. hoops blocks out Sun in Pauley

• Letters

• Water polo blows tourney competition out of water

• Not everyone gets child care the UCLA way

• Muslim students rally for freedom

• Bruin gymnasts beaming as wins propel them closer to top spot

• M. volleyball barely escapes falling into Lions' cage

• Erecting Saber Truths

• Undefeated m. tennis heads to indoor tourney

• University must protect against ethnic fraud

• Bruin bats send Pepperdine Waves a crashing defeat

• The secret agendas behind award shows

• 'Chain of Survivors' commemorates rape victims

• Bruins sail perilously over Waves

Friday, Feb. 16

• W. water polo led by Payne, Natcher in season-opening tournament

• Oppression is alive and well at home, afar

• Baseball must improve to avoid wave of frustration vs. Pepperdine

• A star was born

• Immigrants more likely to be victims of homicide

• Muppets take to high seas

• Regents compromise on new admissions policy

• Sandler finds price is right to tee off Bob Barker, try new movie projects

• Bisexual cadet to be dismissed from ROTC

• It's official, m. hoops tops 'Cats

• Softball heads out for pair of doubleheaders

• Study finds pattern in domestic violence cases

• M. volleyball to face cowardly Lions

• Lawsuit filed against Neuropsychiatric Institute

• In the name of education

• UCLA student seeks nomination to Assembly

• A dirty mind is a hard thing to waste

• Young plans active retirement

• No. 2-ranked men's tennis meets Arizona State today, Arizona Saturday

• Letters to the editor

• W. tennis clobbers Irvine Anteaters in 7-0 win Thursday

• W. basketball underestimates Wildcats' meow

• W. gym to battle Beavers; strong Bruin performance critical

Thursday, Feb. 15

• Librarians rally against deferential pay scale cause for librarian's rally

• Library officials assure collection is safe despite theft

• Adding cheese to the menu, ABC can't compete with NBC's lineup

• Tying it all together

• Eccentric artist given free rein in tribute to L.A.

• National search begins for new chancellor

• Wildcats out to prove themselves at home

• Faculty members contesting SP resolutions speak out

• SELF-DEFENSE

• Waves crash again, securing Bruin hold on Kilgour Cup

• Apartment woes plague Westwood-dwelling Bruins

• Troupe aims to make emotions run high at Schoenberg

• W. tennis set to devour Anteaters' team whole

• Young to retire from UCLA

• Fullerton hits Bruins out of park

• Bruins look to tame red hot Wildcats

• Rhetoric of 'American way' rests in lies

• Letters

• Program helps steer youths away from gangs

• 'Wheat Field' of gold for Balis

• Climbing the ladder

• Swimmers treading in friendly waters at Pac-10s

• Young's departure will end long UCLA career

Wednesday, Feb. 14

• Graduate union expresses grievances with university

• Malcolm X's death should bring life to African American fight for honor, dignity

• Diverse agenda celebrates Black History Month

• Study explores link between high-fat diet, breast cancer

• M. water polo flooded with awards

• Board retains position of student regent

• Busy weekend awakens hibernating Bruins

• M. hoops face Arizona in decisive Pac-10 battle

• Softball sweeps Gauchos despite inconsistent performance

• UCLA incorporates Internet, churches as career links

• There's no science behind this year's Oscar nominations

• Baseball to clash with No. 1 Titans

• Attendant robbed in line of duty

• Bruins put another feather in cap

• Salt throws fame over its shoulder

• Kilgour Cup salutes athlete's contributions to volleyball

• Bus Riders' Union cites fee discrimination

• Suspect identified in stabbing incident

• Dateless and

• Tainted

Tuesday, Feb. 13

• Court frees students to make political, ideological stands

• A match made in heaven

• Netters aim to shoot down Ducks without top players

• America101

• Letters

• Tapeworms

• Despite fielding foibles, baseball sound on mound

• Waiting by the Phone

• Dole prevails in Iowa with 26 percent

• Dancing is for everyone

• Gauchos looking to throw UCLA a curve

• Mayor Riordan enjoys America's treasures

• Hughes centers her success on team

• Williams named Player of Decade

• Priest takes middle ground approach to sexuality

• 'The Shot' takes aim at filmmaking frustrations

• Acacia tries to take root again

• Regents debate importance of student voice

• 'Stairway to Heaven' really leads to hell

• Editorial

• Attempt to impeach justice illuminates alterior motives

• Little-known majors offer more personal experience

• Price is right for UCLA football in 1996 recruiting season

• Community crime briefs

Monday, Feb. 12

• Patriotic rhetoric lives long and prospers

• UCLA researcher's award allows further AIDS study

• Bruin pitcher burns out, UCLA drops first season loss to Bears

• Nguyen's honesty deserves praise

• M. volleyball goes in for kill, comes out on top against San Diego schools

• Stars visit web site to honor Black History Month with stars

• W. gym fights wobbles to win team competition at Gilda Marx Invite

• Just the facts, please: Feelings cloud issues

• Hip-hop speaks volumes on real life

• Time runs out for Bruins

• Stanford's point guard Brevin Knight is nail in coffin for Bruin men's basketball

• Letters

• With eye on Olympics, UCLA swimmers dive into Southern Cal Invitational

• Gay support wavers for Clinton in '96

• Cuban official sets record straight

• Rape Awareness Week invites campus to fight crime

• Questionable officiating leads UCLA to narrow loss

• 'Blue' star proves redhot as troubled detective

• Bruins swing with all their weight in Hawaii

Friday, Feb. 9

• Impact of affirmative action vote weighed

• M. basketball stands tall in Oakland

• M. volleyball set out to conquer Aztecs

• W. hoops jumpstarts second half of conference play at home

• Sorority women should stand proud

• Archives thief sentenced to jail term

• Thermonuclear Disaster!

• Swimming tunes up to tackle long-course

• Community mourns loss of former UCLA track star

• Baseball hopes to find Rainbows' end in Hawaii

• The real reason the Minnow crashed

• Women's gym must tighten grip on invite

• Softball gears up for Cal doubleheader

• 'Bantaba' dance concert sets in motion relationship between community and art

• Child care, the UCLA way

• A familiar foe: former UCLA m. tennis coach switches sides

• Letters

• ROTC needs university support to achieve change

Thursday, Feb. 8

• Softball continues winning ways

• Sheredy steps up to mound

• M. volleyball optimistic despite losses

• Regents threaten student voice

• Young thespians launch Creative Outlet Theater

• Unions help workers govern their lives

• An invitation to think

• Through religious eyes

• For tennis, UCLA is the place to be

• Military's policies about homosexuality debated

• Late-drop policies frustrate UCLA students

• Letters

• Rock finds roots in black history

• Hoopster Kristich shoots from the heart

• Bruins meet Golden Bears tonight

Wednesday, Feb. 7

• Former professor files $3 million lawsuit

• Stand-tough regents set leadership standard

• W. tennis suffers agony of defeat

• Baseball wants wins, not r&r in Hawaii

• The most 'beautiful girl' in the world

• UCLA Judicial Board votes to impeach one justice

• Who's afraid of the big, bad Democrat?

• Letters

• Bruins ready for Bay Area battle

• W. gym looks to balance skill, consistency

• M. tennis settles old score

• Using 'Power Plays' to get what you want

• Center provides forum for political research

• Congress' attack on direct lending leaves millions in cold

• Darlene delves into ovulation debate, virginity doubts

• Christian greeks choose divine path

• You're never too old forHERSHEY

Tuesday, Feb. 6

• PAINTING BY DOLLARS

• Stabbing inquiry continues

• Web group offers aid, guidelines to Bruins

• Campaign finance reforms proposed

• Job fair just too close to real world for this columnist

• Kelly leaves indelible impression

• 'What is art' you ask? this column, of course

• Future of student regent position unsure

• Baseball gets into swing of things

• Lefties: targets of an unaddressed bias

• Dealing with intramural injustice

• Use of fake IDs can have real consequences

• Letters

• Scholars explore marriage

• Hot netters look to roll over Waves

• The tree of life

• UCLA sees record number of applicants for 1996-97

• UC task force hopes to reach communities

Monday, Feb. 5

• UCLA alumnus tunes in on TV industry

• York Chang speaks out

• Baseball knocks UNLV out of park, takes two of three games

• Diversity council's effectiveness debated works to ensure UCLA diversity

• Professional Criticism

• Hollywood comes to Drake Stadium

• Vodou flag exhibit flys high

• Don't throw away tradition, save the "L" for the children

• UCLA softball sweeps Stanford in 11-1 victory

• How change allows for a better world

• Gauchos move in for kill against UCLA m. volleyball Despite control of ball, lack of scoring buries

• Myers gnaws away at Beavers State

• Sky falls on Bruins: Phebus falters in singles

• Conflict builds over Congress' latest reform bill

• Letters

• Rebounds out of reach for UCLA w. hoops

• Professor questions society through art

• States move up primary dates in strategic move

Friday, Feb. 2

• Expansion, stack parking eases driver woes

• Director Arau to take 'Walk' with Bruins

• M. tennis primed for Huskies

• W. tennis heats up for battle in desert

• The greek debate battles on

• M. hoops shoots down Ducks

• Outreach programs touch community lives

• Conference win high on softball list

• Ducks fly past w. hoops

• Pre-med blues:

• Baseball to weather the UNLV Rebels

• Patrolling the 'Net

• Board to comply with rules in future

• Tim Roth to share life lessons in acting today

• Lot 8 site of morning car blaze

• Letters

• as PREDICTABLE as the TIDE

• Resident assistants keep peace

• '94 alumnus remembered by friends as role model

• M. volleyball set for tough UCSB rematch

Thursday, Feb. 1

• Library to be inspected for airborne pollutants

• Bisexual cadet speaks her mind

• The Rugburns' red-hot sense of humor sets House of Blues ablaze

• Campus relationship with ROTC should end

• Open mike opportunities abound for lovers of lyrics, paramours of prose

• Letters

• Neil Simon's 'Biloxi Blues' storms stage with full force

• Women's studies chair inspires UCLA students

• Miller sees through 'Angela'

• There's nuttin' stoppin' Weapon of Choice creates nutty new style

• It's time to demand more than holds on fee hikes

• Tumbler likes to take her time

• 'Black Sheep' a shear bet for loads of laughs

• W. hoops to take on Oregon

• The day the music died

• UCLA alumni haven't hit bottom in theater

• Dempsey's hoop dreams delayed

• M. hoops challenges Oregon

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