Story archive for June 1996

Monday, July 1

• It takes a professor to solve Eddie Murphy's problems

• No negotiations... no finals

• Sex, drugs and showers: Too little, too late

• Arraignment of three UCLA fraternity members suspected of rape postponed

• Dishing the dirt on the NBA draft

• UCLA investigates Zeta Beta Tau's weekender

• Umphrey rebounds from last Olympic Trials

• 'Fear of a Brown Planet' bring multimedia to life on stage

• On the fast track to Atlanta

Monday, June 24

• Remembering the kindness of Professor Majl Ewing

• Physicians argue Belle's angry antics

• Popular writer fails to measure up in film debut

• Erasing the competition not likely for Schwarzenegger's new action film

• UCLA track and field members join team U.S.A.

• Summer league nets thin crowd

• Higher scores mean less entertainment in baseball

• Off the Beaten Path

• Athletes no longer play for love of game

• Jerry¹s is newest special on Village menu

• Sears Director's Cup acknowledges UCLA for third year in a row

• ASUCLA appoints new executive director

• Special Olympics provide 'training for life'

• Ackerman scheduled to reopen in Fall

• Old, new dances twirl harmoniously

• Letters

Monday, June 10

• Role model's death teaches all a lesson

• Writer declares for the draft

• She doesn¹t want to be a faded memory

• Expand horizons with art, culture

• Running Down a Dream

• Finding the words difficult to the Bruin say in

• Missy Anderson

• Through the eyes of our graduates

• A thank you for parental love, support in school and beyond

• Through the eyes of our graduates

• Facing up to failure...and an old bet paid off

• Contemplating the materialism of the Hollywood

• Why it pays to work for free

• Serving time in jail was blessing in disguise

• Through the eyes of our graduates

• Triumphs and Tragedies

• Scott Bersot

• Logging of www.dailybruin.ucla.edu

• Celluloid heroes take the bite out of reality

• Wait, are you sure you have the tickets?

• A Bruin reflects on basketball, buildings, beats and brotherly love

• Newest UCLA grads speak out on Bruin life

• Writing a race, wanting to join

• Nostalgia can leave you drowning in sea of regret

• Graduation '96: Alumni Association fund raising, or just a day to snooze

• Viewing the cracks in columns

• Isn¹t it ironic ... what you learn in college

• Thank people who support climb up ladder of success

• Ethnic graduations essential to celebrate diversity and solidarity

• Through the eyes of our graduates

• UCLA diversity myth shattered by growing ethnic division

• Ethnic graduations offer more

• No regrets over time sacrificed at The Bruin

• Confessions of a would-be Trojan

Thursday, June 6

• 'Butterfly Kiss' tells unique but disjointed serial killer tale

• Community Briefs

• Bolden heads into next year with vision of championship

• Josh Geffon

• V[aleyta] is for victory

• 'Can you see the bull?'

• Keeping track of the Bruin Olympians

• Changing of the guard

• Students arrested in alleged rape case

• Benjamin Wang

• Search for director continues

• Guerrero spins life experiences into material for songs

• Jim Carrey

• Communities react to hype, stereotypes

• Letters

• A mother's shadow three lines

• Campus Bulletin

• Roselma Samala

• Sheredy's draft prospects undergo revision

• The ins and outs of writing for the newspaper

• Finger sends slugger's stock sliding

• Bruin trio looks for different sort of Olympic gold

• Kandea Mosley

• Legislation targets legal immigrants

• United States goes far to change unfairness

• Faced with cutbacks, Melnitz plots course for its uncertain future

• Living up to her own high standards

Monday, June 3

• License to act

• Acuff lifts w. track to ninth place

• Letters

• Armenian organization continues traditions, education

• Boldon on Ato pilot in 100 win

• Keach steps out of character with role in 'Inspector'

• Hoops, football season tickets on sale at CTO

• He's going to Disneyland

• Festival offers relief with student films

• Hearing on harassment claim

• Correction

• Bottle blonde? Red? Blue? Students looking for a quick change are... Fit to be dyed

• Actors, pro-athletes participate in charity fundraiser

• A little advice, a changed attitude, and some tears

• Gypsy Cafe home to own music community

• What does CALPIRG do, what is it?

• Close the growing gap between top and bottom earners

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