Story archive for October 1996

Friday, Nov. 1

• Where has all the spirit gone?

• Community Briefs

• Bruins look to bounce back against Arizona teams

• California voters will decide on minimum wage boost

• Trio of great talent to play at Wadsworth

• screen scene

• Proposition will protect patients, save money

• Bruins volunteer time, effort to local, presidential elections

• Bruins set goals for upcoming race

• Letters

• High hopes for Homecoming

• A sign of the times

• Applying red tape to our wounded health care system

• SAGE faces possibility of one week strike

• Where has all the spirit gone?

• NCAAs still a possibility for Bruins

• Manufacturing Individuality

• Roni'z Bakstreet Poetri serves up spicy concoction

Thursday, Oct. 31

• Singers bring 50 years of musical experience to

• UCLA brings kids to Hall-O-Ween

• Key issues of Prop. 209 explored in forum

• Big screen submerges viewer into life¹s wondrou

• getting hooked

• lucky number 12

• Community Briefs

• A closer look at prop 212

• Construction delay inflates expenses, decreases

• Skeletones¹ members form backbone of success

• As if L.A. wasn't scary enough...

Wednesday, Oct. 30

• Bruin defense praised for Cal performance

• Local candidates debate issues at Ackerman

• Counting Crows

• Keep athletes within the law: Zero-tolerance policy needed

• Letters

• Party's Over

• Menkes credits UCLA education for success

• UCLA scores victory over USF

• Community Briefs

• Beware the 'lesser of two evils' rationale

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• The Open Market

• Use your voices to protest, discuss... because you can

• Kinnear the talk of the town

• Critic says politics, press unavoidably intertwined

• Elections 96

• The 9th plans to give local theater a higher degree of accessibility

Tuesday, Oct. 29

• California Assembly members to debate their issue at UCLA

• Prop. 212 slashes both corruption and apathy

• Young team cleans up at Pomona invite

• Master of opera directs workshops

• Bruins aim to recover lost pride

• Food fighters make their advances

• Leo Rising

• A marriage made at UCLA

• Making history with 'new' art

• En garde! UCLA fencers duel for bronze in tournament

• Election '96

• Rewriting American society: Jake's State of the Union

Monday, Oct. 28

• Garofalo living it 'Larger Than Life' in new comedy

• Letters

• Election debates scratch surface

• Having a ball learning cultures

• Bruin pass rush goes Barnes-storming

• No. 2M. water polo nets important win over Cal

• Shot at playoffs slips by Bruins

• Many communities, one dream

• Loving your body recaptures power

• A closer look at proposition 207

• Bruin pass rush goes Barnes-storming

• When actions speak more truthfully than rhetoric

• Thousands gather to battle 209

• Ackerman's delayed opening lands ASUCLA in red

• Bruins capture title in MetLife classic by beating St. Louis

• Community Briefs

• Vietnamese students gather to learn college options

• The Right Stuff

Friday, Oct. 25

• Bruins to face Bears after tough loss

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• Community Briefs

• Straight facts about rape, the courtroom

• ASUCLA board to release budget; outlook positive

• Scare Tactics

• Lovitz Laughing all the way to the major leagu

• eels slip positive message into their songs

• UCLA med school receives donation

• Ignorance threatens diversity, free thinking

• Cal¹s Rose Bowl chances lie in Bruin paws

• Screen scene

• Trojans lay siege to Pauley Pavilion

• Puppets entertain adult audience

• Prop. 209 mystifies foreign journalists

• Construction Corner

• USAC spending brews controversy; council officials deny wrongdoing

• Who's Paying?

• Letters

• M. soccer set to make MetLife Classic pay off

Thursday, Oct. 24

• Q and A with the Daily Bruin

• Students march against Prop. 209

• Community Briefs

• ŒThe Cigar¹ plays eyewitness to renaissance of

• A violin extravaganza

• UCLA medical school tries to foster interest in

• Bruins aim to upset USC streak

• Heart-filled Trojans power over a skilled Bruin

• Glover and Lowenstein honored by UCLA

• Opinions divided on pros, cons of Prop. 209 protest

• A Director's Strategy

• Fencing team to show off their finesse at Cal T

• Letters

• Deep groove anchors Roots

Wednesday, Oct. 23

• Politicians dwell in pockets of special interests

• Getting Down To Business

• cartoon

• Catharine Wheel

• Frosh 'phenom' flies high

• Do away with affirmative action: compete on merit

• Basketball Notes

• Evening Van Services shuffles schedules

• The Aftermath

• Inequality: a sad fact of reality

• Rediscovering Pilipino culture through artwork

• Fires decimate Malibu; winds, brush blamed

• In wake of fire, UCLA students reflect on close call with nature

• Students voice their complaints about campus security

• Rally looks to 'mobilize people against Prop. 209'

• Don't let propaganda decide for you, become an educated voter

• Bruins prepare to beat tough USC team

• Bertolucci: reminiscing of times pre-restoration

• Al bundy teaches family values to viewers

Tuesday, Oct. 22

• Local Heritage

• Community Briefs

• Harrick cleared of recruiting violations

• Crossing the line: media took the Davis incident too far

• Ethnic relations conference provides forum for sharing

• Love Ruckus jams to peak performance

• So much food, so little to eat

• Waves not big enough to submerge UCLA's energy

• Fools Pardise: 'Twelth Night'

• Overconfident UCLA loses face to rival USC

• Democracy calls for active participation

• Wanted students with hint of school spirit

• Plan calls for standardization in treatment of cancer patients

• Bruins' season makes a turn for better after two wins in Washington

• Who's starting against California?

• Power lies in numbers Wednesday

• Young people¹s votes can influence national politics

• Splicing through godly credits

• Philharmonic Orchestra buds an eclectic ensemble

Monday, Oct. 21

• Teaching children life skills hands-on

• Men, women shine at preview

• Washington dominates UCLA shortcomings

• Community Briefs

• Dropping fee penalties proposal proper

• Choosing to stay faithful to yourself

• Devin's Chronicles maps college life on the web

• XZBIT

• Brawl breaks out at fraternity party, two BETA members hurt

• C & O Trattoria will make you say 'That's amore'

• UCLA defeats Fullerton, 2-0; clinches Pacific Division title

• Satan takes the stage

• Sports briefs

• Promoting unity through fighting a common enemy

• Davis speaks against Prop. 209 at UCLA

• Huskies bury the Bruins, 41-21

• Points

• Chancellors challenge Prop. 209

Friday, Oct. 18

• Bruins take on Washington

• Angela Davis

• UCLA to face Pepperdine for the third time th

• Community Briefs

• Letters

• Forgiving when an old enemy acquires new way

• Make those in the dark aware about affirmative action

• UCLA faces imposing competition at preview

• Social exclusiveness promotes dividing line

• Stealing the Show

• Area artisans to showcase works at Beverly Hills fair

• Hammer Museum's 'World in Music' series to feature Indian, African, French sounds

• Xballot to make voter registration easy

• Screen Scene

• Briefs

Thursday, Oct. 17

• Limping on the crutch of affirmative action

• Olodum plays with passion

• Stop Your Sniffin'

• Cinematographer goes ŒSkin Deep¹ into race rela

• UCLA AIDS Institute discovers HIV antibody

• Too Hip

• Leading the environmental charge

• UCLA student arrested in class

• Waves¹ winning streak dries up against Bruins

• Loss to ¹SC at NorCal ends 13-win streak

• Bruins, Trojans to face off in grudge match

• Sexual nuances, complexity of ŒThe Rose Tattoo¹

• Modern dance explores the American melting pot

• ŒSwingers¹ highlights real-life friends trying

• Initiative gives flexibility to individual UCs

• Acting in the past

Wednesday, Oct. 16

• Lee's new flick 'Bus' stops short

• Testing the waters

• Youth vote a 'sleeping giant'

• Affirmative action focuses on gender inequality, not race

• Society's attitude moving backward

• Presidential Debates

• Investigators reportedly set to clear Harrick of any wrongdoing

• Lee's new flick 'Bus' stops short

• Bruins, on the road, are within view of conference, NCAA titles

• Ice hockey escapes loss to Stanford by a thread

• Breaking into the Biz

• UCLA report on TV violence captures networks' attention

• Sorority Row

Tuesday, Oct. 15

• Test prep utopia Hyperlearning to merge with Princeton Review

• Facing the drug issue

• In politics, money speaks louder than votes

• It¹s not Œglowing¹ away quite yet...

• Student group unites to fight Prop. 209

• Fairy tales highlight ills of society¹s perpetual puberty

• UCLA assistant professor passes away

• Mr. Pink Makes Big

• Misplays cost UCLA the game

• Reinstate meal vouchers for students

• Bruins' brilliant game falls just three plays short of victory

• TRANS-sitio exhibits the magic of Latino architects

Monday, Oct. 14

• Survival skills: A guide for getting between the sheets

• Eying 'spanky' as he hangs low

• Out of Hollywood

• Can't take the mosh? Stay out of the pit

• Sun Devils scorch Bruins in 11th hour

• Coming of age: 'Vanities' mirrors growing pains

• Golden Eagles subdued by young Bruins

• Cafeteria closure puts pressure on other dorms

• Thirty years of hands-on Education

• The Cow's End has down-home atmosphere

• Trojans beat Bruins in surprise upset at NorCal tournament

• W. Volleyball swept by Washington schools

• Sun Devils scorch Bruins in 11th hour

• Public raging: Welfare a convenient scapegoat

Friday, Oct. 11

• Screen Scene

• Making History

• A woman's family chooses her destiny

• As facts slowly surface, most of UCLA believe Harrick vindicated

• Team aims to strengthen position

• Weekend will give Bruins chance to scope opposition

• Bringing the story of Joan of Arc to life through music

• Competition fierce between Washington schools, Bruins

• Football faces fourth-ranked Arizona State

• Gore vs. Kemp gives rise to campus reviews

• Letters

• Erica Gomez

• Going Public

• Chancellor reflects on quarter-century at UCLA's helm

• Finding the next Tarantino at Laemmle's Sunset 5 theater

• Power of rock and roll drives Jaguares

Thursday, Oct. 10

• An Adventure in beer

• UC officials consider fee for delayed graduati8

• Immoral leadership core of national problems

• Recent renovations may provide space for on-cam

• Retro Revival

• Skinny white jackass writes unfunny column

• UCLA ice hockey prepares for anything from Stanford

• Woods swings into big moola

• Journalists too quick to judge Harrick situation

• Letters

• 'Grupo Folklorico' to share Mexican dances with UCLA

• Students fast for human rights

• Offense scores big in Bruin¹s 6-0 win

• German dance troupe interprets L.A. culture

• Former Melrose club, Ash Grove, brings new musical image to pier

• UCLA, Pac 10 cooperating in investigation

• W. volleyball¹s top players hit hard by contagious

• 'Queen of Morna' continues to reach out to the world

Wednesday, Oct. 9

• Clinton's Crying Game

• Guidry set to en against Sun Devils

• Harrick truck deal questioned

• More than words

• Out of the closet

• Taking hard-line leads to disaster for Israel, Likud

• Passion, suspense rule in 'Quills'

• DOMA grants overdue rights

• Not your ordinary female punk band

• Soundbites

• M. basketball threatene by allegations

Tuesday, Oct. 8

• Greeks unfairly judged by ancient history

• Marc Chagall transcending conventional expression

• Recovering Trekkie composes requiem for a dying 'Star Trek' and its offspring

• USC vs. UCLA Football Ticket Information

• Victorine's light guides defense

• Letters

• Sports fan broadens athletic endeavors

• SAGE/UAW deserves recognition

• A Growing Success

• Attention shoppers French farce hits the mall

• Debates: smoke and mirrors

• Top five nuisances of UCLA campus life

Monday, Oct. 7

• Rap the Vote

• UCLA alumnus appointed to high UC system position

• Defense of marriage is not radical extremism

• Marriage act is icing on cake of useless lawmaking

• Gays should not be allowed to marry

• Act opposes same-sex marriages

• 'Law of Love' guides soul mates together

• Gauchos kept from pulling upset

• UCLA wins out over Oregon

• UCLA wins out over Oregon

• UCLA split on role of tuition

• Gay and Lesbian Association's art exhibit a positive attempt to challenge negative stereotypes

• First year apartment blues...

• Winning streak ends in Southwest

• Men's water polo defeats alumni

• BJ's: go for the crowd, not the food

• Activists should be satisfied with passive tolerance

• Republicans attack gay rights to garner votes

• Fee increases likely in latest UC budget

• True meaning of teamwork shown in UCLA - San Diego State game

Friday, Oct. 4

• Child of consumerism rebels against society

• Nice Guys Finish First

• Cross Country hopes to run its best against Stanford

• Bruins go duck hunting

• Letters

• Collage Dance Theatre brings urban jungle to st

• What I did for summer vacation

• Match pits old players against new in friendly competition

• Bill simplifies federal loan disbursement

• Spirit of friendship lives on despite sudden loss of college soul mate

• Political Rage finds an audience

• UCLA to test its winning streak on Sun Devils, Wildcats

• Fair highlights food as well as culture

• Start of league play looms ahead for men's soccer

Thursday, Oct. 3

• Reward money to convict campus slayer increase

• Gershon a

• Injecting morality into our youth

• Project Linus gives sick children a little security

• W. soccer triumphs over Titans

• Rock the vote

• Regents return to UCLA roost

• Ice hockey, lacrosse prepare to kick-off new se

• Oregon Ducks¹ Latimer set to prove himself again

• Sugarplastic practices its self-effacing style

• Money fuels freedom at the core of American society

• Plea of mental illness cannot solve all of life

• Fruits of Labor

• Sankai Juku gives brilliantly bizarre performance

• Slang UCLA style

Wednesday, Oct. 2

• Dorms eliminate ASUCLA meal vouchers

• Expressions of identity at Kerckhoff Art Gallery

• Student groups kick off Death of Education campaign

• Bruins have competitive edge with experience

• Letters

• Freshmen help UCLA beat Gauchos

• Clinton secures economic future for youth... What has Dole done?

• Britain's Leigh gives Hollywood the finger

• Hometown Advantage

• In search of the imaginary 'median voter'

• headcrash bring their sound to UCLA

• Revolution is... Revolution isn't

• Romanesque revival

• Defense needs to gel vs. CSUF

• Chancellorial search challenged

• Institute tries to discourage female cadets from attending

• Yo fair-weather fans: UCLA will win Rose Bowl

• New study focuses on contemporary college graduation rates

Tuesday, Oct. 1

• Ten Commandments to smart drinking

• Jackson speaks against Prop. 209

• Eastern religion allows woman to make peace wit

• Perot deserves inclusion in debates

• Bruins, Gauchos match up in same boat

• Jackson speaks against Prop. 209

• The Politics of Punk

• New suggestion alleviates some of the guilt

• Theater company makes musical out of

• Rowing teams ready to recruit

• Through the eyes of Amos Gitai Israel's past two decades on the silver

• Ease into new year: Postpone big teams for later in season

• Amish art brightens Fowler

• Michigan defense took UCLA to school

• Media misinforms, manipulates culture

• Calling all lounge lizards Cadillac Cafe serves up pure camp

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