Story archive for May 1996

Friday, May 31

• Filmmaker 'Squeezes' Hollywood stereotypes

• Baseball busy filling shoes for next year

• Feminist group denied sponsorship

• Spring music festival strives to bring world music home

• True lies

• Hassan's absence has Bold(on) effect on m.track

• 'Out of Wac' concert marks end of long process

• Real athletes play...pingpong?

• A call to join the struggle

• 'Race to erase' multiple sclerosis begins anuual meet at UCLA tomorrow

• HIV and the road to diagnosis

• Another UCLA hurler thrown for a loop at

• Hate confrontation in Westwood sparks revelation

• HIV and the road to diagnosis

• Students shortchanged with association's restructuring

• Senate vice chair anticipates year as No.2

Thursday, May 30

• UCLA pitcher Burns tops All-America heap

• Wilson to appoint new regents tomorrow

• Showcasing a struggle - Banned exhbit shows health issues affecting farm workers

• Slover vaults m. track onto scoreboard at NCAA

• Caged Creativity

• Senior season proves a bitter pill for Bruin pitcher to swallow

• Hurdler sees few obstacles in her way

• Q&A with the Daily Bruin

• Griffin Commons searches for new donor

• UCLA comedy club place for training

• W. track slow out of blocks

• MoCA exhibit celebrates modern artist Moses' multi-faceted career

• Remembering the best times as a UCLA Bruin

Wednesday, May 29

• The dividing line

• The dividing line

• Charlie's Demons

• GSA grapples with ongoing problems

• It is a high stakes grudge match...

• Faculty discuss bedget concerns

• W. track roll into NCAA meet...

• Digging up more than one 'Trial of the Century'

• faculty amends bylaws

• Slover vaulting his way to top of field...

• Proceed with caution

• Park & Ride

• Showcase shines spotlight on talent

• Letters

• Dedication to religion a refreshing change in sports...

Tuesday, May 28

• Festival to show cinema's diversity

• Regents' lecturer Zollar raising questions during two week stay

• Senior netters bid farewell at NCAA Individuals

• Satisfy my Soul

• Letters

• photo

• UCLA can't defend title as Huskies advance to finals

• Lamm

• Bruins double up for national title

• Hurricanes take wind out of baseball's sail

• Villain for Hire

• W. golf finish fourth in NCAA Championship

• This is your best chance to learn valuable work skills

• Clinton's renewal of China's status is savvy

• ASUCLA to alter board¹s structure

Friday, May 24

• 'Nest' breathes new life into garden

• 1996 Bruin Choice Awards

• 1996 Bruin Choice Awards

• Tearing down the walls in the maze of reality

• 1996 Bruin Choice Awards

• 'Night' rally exposes tensions

• 1996 Bruin Choice Awards

• Underwear and adulation greet England¹s Pulp in latest concert

• Baseball throws curve at Texas

• Comming to grips with loved one's death

• House approves increace in minimum-wage

• Letters

• How sweet it is: Phebus, Yaroshuk in quarterfinals

• Dunes course takes its toll at NCAA Tourney

• Machines not main source for underage smokers

• 1996 Bruin Choice Awards

• photo

• Feds charge Chinese officials in gun smuggling racket

• 1996 Bruin Choice Awards

• Clean-up crew

• M. tennis down, out of individual competition

• Bruins roar past Wolverines, taming 'Cats a tougher task

Thursday, May 23

• Learn about violence

• Program gives young Latinas a glimpse of college

• W. golf bothered by heat, wind at NCAA Championship

• Hanging tough

• Winds carry discuss throwers to new heights at Salinas meet

• Jordan deserves a $36 million crown

• Chancellor issues letter of assurance to donors

• Don't stand quietly by while ignorance goes on

• Festival will promote more than just music

• 'Night' rally to protest violence against women

• Baseball team takes its Pac-10 accolades to Austin

• Q & A with the Daily Bruin

• Apply for your early passport to inebriation

• ŒCold Fever¹ explores life in silent void of Iceland

• UCLA Racecar Photo

• ŒViolet¹ creates colorful sound through their music

• Bring Dream Team down to earth

• UCLA, LACMA to host film and video event

• Familiar foes await softball in Series

• Graduate association evaluates their efforts

• Road to Omaha must pass through

• New ratings system in works, provokes disagreement

• Anti-Defamation League sets its record straight

Wednesday, May 22

• Throwers blow town for favorable winds

• Make sure the punishment fits the crime

• Senior Netter puts her testimonial above tennis

• She's Crafty

• Not all 'rights' are Constitutional

• The color of Mediocrity

• The sky's the limit

• Letters

• Seven walk out over actor's race

• sian community celebrates history...

• W. Golf looks for fun in sun

• Nurse files unfair laborcharges against UCLA

• Howard: coming through in the clutch

• Bottom falls out on m. tennis

• Writer adds to list of his accomplishments...

• Communities respond to Court ruling...

Tuesday, May 21

• Religious historians compare Jesus and Buddha

• Back to their roots...

• Trying to fit the pieces together

• Cherry Blossoms and Ritual Suicide

• $45 million gift yields new research center

• Accepting a mother's refusal to learn to speak English

• No. 1 Lady Gators swallow up w. tennis

• Letters

• Fifth time is a charm for m. tennis victory

• NCAAs slip away from m. golf for third straight year

• Women still on track for NCAA Championships

• Bruins all too friendly hosts in loss to Korea

• Author attemps to portray own reality

• IM fields outlet for athletically challenged students

• Victorious m. track heal on ice

• Home runs get softball to the home stretch

• No. 1 Lady Gators swallow up w. tennis

• Baseball backs into regional bid

Monday, May 20

• W. track can't keep the pace, finishes third at Pac-10s

• Measuring up Asian male sexuality

• No. 1 m. tennis move two steps closer to destiny of NCAA title

• Letters

• Welcome to 7th grade hell!

• Bill or Bob in '96?

• Ato Bolden

• Graduation focuses on diversity

• M. track races to fifth Pac-10 title

• Board OKs letter of rec. regulations

• Baseball season playoff hopes devoured by Wolfpack

• Softball books trip to College World Series

• Giving back to the community

• W. tennis pounce on Wildcats

• Connerly withdraws weighty item

• Symphony conductor Mehta celebrates 60th birthday

Friday, May 17

• Chuck D to speak

• W. track racing to stay on top

• Stitching a different kind of story

• ASUCLA considers its options

• M. tennis plays for happy ending

• Letters

• Clinton targets same-sex marriages

• Baseball takes on big west's wolfpack

• To serve and protect

• Admission policies evaluated

• UCLA leads in admissions requests

• Unfamilier role no favorite for softball

• Tearing down the brick walls of sickness

• Korean Cultural Night explores the 'American Dream'

• Couple's 'Luminarias' sheds light on culture

• To serve and protect

• Opportunity knocks for recruits

Thursday, May 16

• Rekindling a UCLA traditiona

• 'Godspell' performance presents a piece of music

• Personal Anthologies

• Genocide without bullets

• UCLA Softball takes top honors

• Donors refute admission influence

• Q&A with the Daily Bruin

• Industrial trailblazer Ministry makes path for Paladium

• Following inspiration

• Basketball column should blame system, not athletes

• Judge Kozinski Photo

• Spring Concert highlights achievements in World

• Employee union votes to strike in fall

• Despite their financial burdens, UCLA still a hardworking crew

• Sprinter finds Olympic stride under Smith's guidance

• Hurlers hope comeback not too late

• Netter goes from whiner to winner

• As different as night and day

• Shaking off the garbage, rising from the well

Wednesday, May 15

• Regents to debate admissions policy

• A match made in nirvana

• Lending a helping hand...

• M. Golf trying to prove itself at NCAA...

• Alumnus transcends all labes in latest exibit

• Volutee in a free Los Angeles health care clinic

• Don't blame Hollywood when sex sells, and you buy

• Partial birth abortion column appreciated

• Making it look easy...

• Double play...

• Umphrey's balance no act...

• Baseball clings to any playoff hopes

• anti bruin choice

• M.hoops wins one, loses one

• Supreme Court rejects anti-illegal immigrant suit

• Graduates' departures take toll on m.track's roster

Tuesday, May 14

• Why you should vote for SAGE's strike vote

• W. track jumping ahead to next year

• Making their Mark

• Mentoring program helps ease transition

• Reaching for the NBA money tree

• AmeriCorps isn't conservative or liberal--it's smart

• Intensity within Burns white-hot

• Trojans sweep away UCLA playoff hopes

• Polo model of consistency

Monday, May 13

• Slack wins tight race for Pac-10

• Letters

• Examining partial-birth abortion

• Challenging taboos

• Actor Buchanan leads double life on soap and stage soap

• 1996-97 newsmagazine staff to include familiar faces

• W. water polo sinks Cal, brings home title

• Winning isn't everything to NCAA

• Help make the Metropolitan Transit Authority accountable

• Chancellor offers board harsh choice

• Bruins baseball finds no relief from Trojans in 13-3 rout

• University appoints new tax coordinator

• W. track falls before Pac-10's even begin

• Cruise control

Friday, May 10

• W. tennis in boat with Commodores at NCAAs

• John Du

• Flutist relishes instrument's versatility

• Getting Carried Away

• Pac-10s to begin at Drake Stadium without Bruin

• W. water polo thirsting for national title

• 'Greek' doesn't mean 'sellout'

• Out with the Old in with the Du

• Dormitory fee increase angers many residents

• Letters

• Darlene's dilemma

• Film Reviews

• Softball reaches end of road in Pac-10 finale

• Bruins partner up for education

• Def Leppard returns to music scene with UCLA appearance

• Nothing compares to a mother's love

• Baseball aims to put ¹SC in rightful place

• Chancellor seeks formidible changes in ASUCLA

Thursday, May 9

• Tapping lessons from life's keg

• There she blows!

• Back in the saddle again

• Funding for organizations eliminated

• Standing head and shoulders above the rest

• Directors need to rethink smoking in productions

• Union's behavior not in keeping with proper conduct

• Rushing to judge NBA early entries

• Last not least for top-ranked Bruin w. golf

• Commission puzzled by stolen service vans

• Retrospective honors filmaker's 'perfection'

• Perfect season has been a year of struggles for senior netter

• Sage Illustration

• Return to Camelot

• Jewish leaders discuss peace process future

• Review of affirmative action programs proposed

Wednesday, May 8

• Dancing Shoes

• Screenwriters share trade secrets

• Hair Shirt engineers a musical life

• W. track's Scott to miss rest of season

• Femenistst takes on new crusade

• Trong Nguyen

• Strange Paradise

• Baseball has answer for 49ers

• Next year's student government how they should lead the way (and whom to invite)

• Matoian grooves out of slump...

• Popular 'get tough' approach to crime misguided

• Immigration bill may hurt state economy

• Should south campus secede from college 'union'?

• After third week, m.track out of Pac 10 honors

Tuesday, May 7

• UC files appeal against affirmativ action suit

• There¹s an ass in every crowd

• Long Beach melting opposition under Snow

• Hate speech has no place on our campus

• Junkies guitarist Timmins leaves lessons asside on 'Lay'

• Season to taste

• Inaccurate criticism misses mark of real target

• Now what?

• W. tennis will wait to team up at NCAA

Monday, May 6

• Volleyball finds pot of gold at end of Rainbows

• Lenient criminal justice system in need of reform

• Angelinos flock to Olvera Street for annual celebration

• Piecing it all together

• Softball sweeps through Bay Area

• Volleyball finds pot of gold at end of Rainbows

• Powerful acting just can't overcome ridiculous storyline

• M. track's rivalry with USC: a tale of two eras

• Volleyball crowned NCAA champ

• UCLA inconsistent against Division II teams

• Volleyball finds pot of gold at end of Rainbows

• cracked mug

• W. track sprints past Trojans in last event

• Educators discuss business

• The Tradition Continues

• Anti-immigrant rally draws 200

• Clarifying UCLA's role in L.A. education program

Friday, May 3

• Rare underdog status given to w. track in upcom

• The Spirit Speaks

• Local civil rights groups protest execution

• Isham creates his unique type of cinematic experience

• M. track ready for duel with cross-town rival

• Tumor-erasing antibody created

• Film student founds festival to celebrate African cinema

• Baseball takes it easy with Division II match-u

• Spikers fly past Lewis to final

• Graduate government troubled by low turnout

• Students First! wins landslide victory

• Softball looks to stretch streak with Nor-Cal visit

• Claming the center

• Keeping the tradition alive

• Letters

• Bon voyage, 'Chuck' Young, whoever you are!

• Film Reviews

• Masters candidates bring 'Manyio new dance performances

• Game of year punctuated by players of year

• World Wide Web ballots confidential in grad elections

Thursday, May 2

• M. golf lost in the Woods at Pac-10s

• All things are possible

• Community Briefs

• Campaigner clarifies a few issues

• It's the last day of elections: Where do you stand?

• USAC budget confusion

• It's the last day of elections: Where do you stand?

• 'On the Grass' festival celebrates world cultures

• Spikers cleared for take-off against Lewis

• Speakers challenge limits of campus free speech

• L.A. program aims for instructional reform

• Music, setting, advice help director master his 'craft'

• Parking fees on the move

• Extra finally worth effort in 8-7 win over Aztecs

• Spikers cleared for take-off against Lewis

• Endorsement taints organization

• W. Tennis plays waiting game

• The Spirit Speaks

• Freshmen trio a perfect fit for Bruin softball

• It's the last day of elections: Where do you stand?

• M. track striding toward top at upcoming NCAAs

• Board member answers allegation

• M. gym wins seond club championship

• Conflict of interest in campaigning

• Dorm-bred band gains members, momentum

• It's the last of elections: Where do you stand?

Wednesday, May 1

• Rebuttals

• Metzger and Wells hunt for one last wave

• Grad students choose new internl vice president

• Baseball gores San Diego in shutout victory

• Bruin Endorsements

• Let the race begin: a final approach...

• Statement of Purpose

• Presidential candidates debate key issues

• It's three out for Kentucky's Jenny Hansen

• Negativity infuences campaigning

• Playing in spurts hurts w. water polo

• Hopkins imparts wisdom through art history lectures series

• The feminist mystique

• Concern wanes, optimisim gains as m soccer ends season

• Feminists must juggle pornography with free speech

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