Story archive for April 1998

Friday, May 1

• Resculpting song, dance on silver screen

• Standing the test of time

• Picnic, concert start youth on road to love of arts

• Flyers grounded as UCLA advances to final match

• Schooled in victory, Bruins hope to teach foes lesson

• Why

• Painting the town

• Community Briefs

• Four diverse presidential perspectives highlight race

• GSA elections heat up with tough issues

• The Grapevine

• Signs of Spring

• Benjamin Geer

• Presidential Hopefuls Speak Out

• NCAA violations haunt UCLA

• Students celebrate 50th anniversary of Israel

• Model Students

• Bruins, Trojans, Cougars ready to meet at Drake

• Soul food can soothe ails of broken-hearted

• Mathematics integral part of movie equation

• First Amendment rights inalienable, not expendable

• UCLA will try to run streak to 20 vs. USC

• Martin Chippas

• Stacy Lee

• Screenscene

Thursday, April 30

• Access O'Brien

• Martin Chippas

• Omid Shaye

• Sun Devils manage to extinguish Bruins' comeback

• Swayze gets back in driver's seat with action thriller

• Student meeting areas to move

• A shark in the water

• Stacy Hae Lim Lee

• Dysfunctional family at home on stage

• P. J. Gagajena

• Real bruins

• Innovative program presents new view on current topics

• Bruins hope to be well served for Final Four

• Kei Nagao

• Famous architect Pei speaks at UCLA

• Community Briefs

• Electronic breakdown

• O'Brien Q&A

• Marselle Washington

• Revamp game to bring back good ol' days of summer

• John Strelow

• Daniel Rego

• Joe Balabis

• Paul C. Mim Mack

• Melissa Flores Bullard

• Graciela "Liz" Geyer

• Mike De La Rocha

• Zuhairah Scott

• Fly away home

Wednesday, April 29

• Supermarket spirituality fails to satisfy

• Bruins leap, dash ahead of field at championship

• Impromptones take cues from audience

• Science Files

• Soundbites

• Public Space celebrates four years of innovation

• New slates join race for student council

• Selling British movies to U.S. like shooting fish in a barrel

• Construction projects made concrete

• A little from their friends

• Community Briefs

• Team prepares to tee off at NCAA regionals

• Colleges trim long-term faculty

• Two errors leave UCLA, Huskies split

• Life goes on, at least on TV

• Letters

• A little from their friends

• Sports hierarchy exploits finest, most purebred athletic talent

• Epidemic of health

• Weekend dry run for upcoming tri-meet

Tuesday, April 28

• UCLA hopes to overthrow Long Beach, in part to turn around sluggish season

• French film festival alights in City of Angels

• Vredevoe elected Academic Senate vice chair

• Cinderella tangles with Macbeth

• Fresh out of the water

• Ads for strippers, penile implants corrupt purity of sports pages

• Community Briefs

• Match made in heaven gives Bruins' NCAA hopes new life

• Vaults may hold help for tumor drug resistance

• Danger: unamusing, untalented band straight ahead

• Bruins must shape up to muzzle powerful Huskies

• UCLA breezes through Western regionals

• Affirmative action initiative misses ballot

• Comedy and courage

• Pro surfers make for real art

• Leave the skin alone

• Letters

• Stacks of Time

Monday, April 27

• Soundbites

• FuturePages ad

• Letters

• FuturePages ad

• College: A big playground

• UCLA avoids clean-up with Cook

• Techno blues

• UCLA prepares for birth of Orion2 data-base system

• To your health

• UCLA Medical School gets seal of approval

• In search of recognition

• Notable film school grad turns back to classroom

• Cooper reigns in Cardinals for Pac-10 singles crown

• Third L.A. Times book fair unites local community

• FuturePages ad

• Community Briefs

• Deep bench unable to stay above water

• Semisonic's sonorous, but short, show charms fans

• Bruins bear bittersweet weekend against Trojans

• Though critics claim otherwise, Church teaches love, acceptance

• Getting drunk, being disruptive highlight of day for book vendor

Friday, April 24

• People's choice

• WEHO Lounge injects joe, tests for HIV

• Community mourns untimely death

• Bruins hope to defend championship in Fresno

• Listen to individual narratives to learn from suffering

• New events spice of life at book fair

• Screenscene

• Bruins face showdown against USC

• Courting consistency

• Commemoration of Armenian genocide reveals horrors endured

• Carnesale picks executive vice chancellor

• Weekend festival celebrates power of written word

• Four vie for vice chair of UCLA faculty

• Will UCLA's wins lead to Cardinal downfall?

• Bruins clean up Beach with three-game sweep

• Unbound Poetry

• Revised 'Village Center' gains approval

• Men: Eighth Wonder of World?

• USAC election kicks off with Praxis, Sanity '98

• Perspective of grandfather brings meaning to history

Thursday, April 23

• Trovatore

• Bruins to vie for singles, doubles titles at tourney

• Community Briefs

• Wildcats outshoot young Bruins in Pac-10 tournament

• Men in black (and white) sure could use some glasses

• Book contest brings out diverse backgrounds of participants

• Bruins to play 49ers in semifinals

• Kofi Annan receives UCLA Medal

• Models give glimpse of future dorm rooms

• Student union fee increase would fundservice groups

• Activists protest Columbian oil drilling

• Even better than before

• Real bruins

• Columnist doesn't play in politicians' tricky games

• Consistent accomplishments but consistent losses

• Philanthropists give thought to economics of health care

• NFL draft

• Bruins hope Pac-10 showing fuels Ojai's insane devotion to game

• 'Sliding doors' explores road not taken

• Loss unites players at season's end

• Modeling ads not what they claim

Wednesday, April 22

• Nursing at the speed of light

• Culture encompasses more than just race

• Innovative class examines sexuality in film

• On this week's 'Trash Talk' we examine talent with Eddie Jones

• Lead by underclassman, team anything but green

• Ernie Hudson didn't know who to call ... so they called him

• Set for perfection

• Community Briefs

• Affirmative action continues bad cycle

• Titanic mania has spurred capitalists to jump aboard

• Students First! sorts out MEChA dilemma

• UCLA attempts to initiate fall of the Titans

• Joe's Myth has enthusiasm, but lacks originality

• Books, magazines, computers enthrall, educate eager grade-schoolers

• Soundbites

• UC campuses receive funds for engineers

• Breaking out the ashtray

• God, science should learn to get along

Tuesday, April 21

• Production leaves audience heartbroken

• Good aspects outweigh bad in decision to live in States

• Voyeuristic Oslo mailman delivers off-color message

• Important evaluative tool denied to UCs

• Softball notebook

• Affirmative action not preferential admission

• Research program lets undergrads examine life in the lab

• Volleyball Notebook

• Keflezighi breaks school record in 5,000

• The good, the skinnee and the stumpy

• NFL moral guide gives violent, overpaid players slap on wrist

• Director's rough past leads to award-winning artistic presentation

• Bruins achieve personal, season bests at Mt. SAC

• Community Briefs

• San Francisco marijuana club reluctantly, peacefully closed

• War and peace at UCLA

• UCLA tries to keep great expectations under wraps

• Officials, students debate fate of meal coupons

• Space's aesthetics call individuality, society into question

• Anti-Semitic acts on the rise in Los Angeles

• Daily Bruin editor in chief for 1998-99 appointed

• MEChA pulls support for coalition

• 'The force' isn't always established

• Death leaves questions life can't solve

Monday, April 20

• Blue skies clouded by pain, isolation

• Independent Images

• Soundbites

• Wagner mirrors talent of Wood

• Win over Cal dampened by loss to Stanford

• Defending champions fall from grace

• Race unworthy of excessive coverage

• Letters

• Festival in Santa Monica celebrates rich diversity

• Even Napoleon had shortcomings

• Proposition 209 rightly makes racial preference unequal to merit

• Alzheimers center receives funding, state recognition

• Learning under duress

• Award honors life of social worker

• Titanic doesn't deserve acclaim at same level as other classic

• Bruins finish rollercoaster week victorious over Oregon teams

• Bruins crumble under Cardinal, Cal onslaught

• As summer's dog days near, UCPD will be without their best cop

• Sweep will keep UCLA home for postseason

• Blind faith no proper basis for morality

• Classic head goes here at 36 points thanks =)

• Bruin tradition of dominating Loyola lives on in quarterfinal

• Community Briefs

Friday, April 17

• Ending affirmative action will bring society widespread negative effects

• Protest harkens back to activist era

• Competitors prepare to make run at NCAA championships

• Not always a walk in the park

• We expose underlying truth about boxers, bras

• Poetry in the shadows

• Group mentality obscures truth of racial repression

• ASU sweep imperative to stay afloat

• Blue 'n' gold still on top of the green

• Duet, residents debate dancing in Westwood at city hearing

• UCLA heads north in search of victory

• Champion-hopefuls UCLA qualify for NCAA Super Six

• Head west for south of the border favorites

• Well-organized rally targets Prop. 209

• Team set for red-letter day vs. No. 1 Cardinal

• Cicerone receives appointment as chancellor of UC Irvine

• Art of language holds ambiguous meaning

• 'Monsters' enraptures audience

• Speaksout

• Community Briefs

• From the ashes

• Screenscene

• Prop. 209 doesn't deserve compliance

• Bruins receive top seed in tourney

• Iha's alternative

Thursday, April 16

• Country's rich history squandered in novel

• Bounding to win back to back

• Team bios

• Nine propositions look to change schools inside and out

• Lone player finally finds place on team

• Teams threaten to transform Pauley into battleground for NCAA crown

• Unrequited affection

• You can lead a horse to water, but this band wants some sun

• UCLA gym bios

• MEChA excludes homosexuals, women from conference unity

• Thumbs up/Thumbs down

• Community Briefs

• Line between spirituality, religion not easily drawn

• Dancing dispute to be decided

• A bruin double-take

• Woody Allen proves that he's born to be wild

• Use common sense, not common law

• Volleyball briefs

• Superheros saved the day ... and my life

• Porn star brings interesting twist to gay literature class experience

• Dancing dispute to be decided

• Hempfest challenges legality of pot

• A star is born

• Gussifer packs in Teaser on slow Easter Sunday

• GSA committee encounters difficulties with bylaws

Wednesday, April 15

• Faltering Bruins stumble toward fate against surefooted Matadors

• Letters

• In music's cutthroat world, Seth tries novel approach

• Senator gives lecture in law school series

• Size Matters

• Community Briefs

• Bruins slide from great to poor, losing badly to San Diego State

• Innovative show without boundslets producers spotlight talent

• Physiology professor captures Pulitzer Prize

• David not bitter about end of 'Seinfeld'

• 'Easy' win slightly tougher than anticipated

• Religion should guide behavior

• Baseball Notes

• Connect Four

• USAC receives Carnesale's speech poorly

• Look in the sky! It's a bird! It's a plane! It's ... Ronaldo?

• Practicing religion is not always a cup of hot cocoa

• Basketball Briefs

• Soundbites

• Life-affirming experience gives Gottlieb courage to effect change

• UCLA warms up for NCAA-host role

• Ruled

• Broadening rapport between the sexes

Tuesday, April 14

• Thumbs Up/Thumbs Down

• ASU voices outrage over admission rates

• Profits from pager, phone sales counter computer store losses

• GREEN CARD FOR SALE

• One spicy act leads to another

• British femme-fatale band throws concertgoers for a curve

• Vulcans blown up in one-hit shutout

• Use public transit to stop parking woes

• Community Briefs

• Photos contrast landscapes, man's effects on nature

• Immigrants not to blame for environment's problems

• Prop. 209 consequences cannot be ignored

• Creating a monster

• MPSF tournament easy as one, two, three for Bruins

• Letters

• Conference to unite South Asians

• Computer memories

• Unfair rankings usurp fans' right to choose best athletes

• Nista in the outfield

• Feelings don't fit in neat little boxes

• Anteaters search for Bruins' Achilles' heel in season finale

Monday, April 13

• Baseball recap

• Raisin' Arizona proves to be one less than thrilling ordeal

• Soundbites

• Limiting immigration key to saving environment

• Sophomores steal seniors' spotlight

• After years of tragedy, Lisa Carroll fights back

• Notorious MSG

• Regulation needed to prevent tragedies

• UCLA psychologists profile women of HIV

• Bruins sprint to victory at Drake

• Convincing wins extend streak

• National MEChA meeting at UCLA successful

• Bruins bide time, stealing victory from Wildcats

• Target racism to save environment

• Law students host benefit concert to fund summer externships

• Omega Sigma Tau suspended pending further investigation

• Mary's world

• Small steps can bridge the gender gap

• Small steps can bridge the gender gap

• Letters

• Tough task of job-hunting needs nerves of steel

• A&E Briefs

Friday, April 10

• Golf Briefs

• Ray Bradbury gives talk at UCLA

• Going home

• Add dash of tradition to authentic Asian cuisine

• Distinction drawn between religion, spirituality forgets need for humility

• Cornerstone of life expressed in many forms

• Wildcats teach Bruins errors of their ways

• Teams prepare to serve up satisfying season finales

• Bruins hope to ride Waves to NCAA

• Lifelong belief in ideology overpowers past

• Community Briefs

• UCLA hopes to continue streak after successful meet in Texas

• Twenty years later, 'Grease' is still the word for audiences

• Rare disorder sends dark cloud over life

• BORN AGAIN

• Nike thinks they can bounce back in sales

• Sports utility vehicles for status, safety, looks on road

• Running ethical businesses focus of biathlon

• Squad hopes momentum continues against Huskies

• Going home

• Speaks Out

• Planetarium show reveals stars to Bruins

• Play it again

• Screenscene

• Runners right on track at meet

Thursday, April 9

• Top-seeded Bruins defend title at MPSF tournament

• UCLA should place student needs first

• Law school dean honored

• San Diego fans deserve own modern ballpark to salvage sport

• Letters

• Winning streak boosts confidence

• Community Briefs

• UCLA tries not to underestimate seemingly innocuous adversaries

• UCLA basketball snares top prospects

• Realbruins

• Thumbs up/Thumbs down

• Arguments against smut don't stack up

• Exhibition depicts human reactions to modern world

• Congress tackles tobacco ads targeting children

• Lemmon, Matthau make more magic

• Crowd jeers then cheers at concert featuring two bands

• Earning his wings

• Fantasy blends into real world with 'Butcher Boy'

• Minority groups get mobilized to save diversity

• College admissions policies favor legacies

• Man on a mission

• Course analyzes how three religions interact

• Latinos scrutinize show business

• Close friends, closer family highlight new Wells' novel

Wednesday, April 8

• Heart device offers hope to patients waiting for transplants

• Seeing is believing

• Prop. 209 threatens return to pre-Civil Rights thinking

• Versatile musician brings focus back to pure talent

• Actors hope audiences fall for 'Niagara'

• Campus policy violates students' rights

• This is God ... I'm not in right now

• Colored-pencil artist finds life imitating his versatile art

• Incoming students can access their UCLA

• Utah's Majerus should replace Lavin as leader of UCLA hoops

• Community Briefs

• The River Flows

• What

• Soundbites

• 'Price Above Rubies' draws fire from Orthodox group

• Fearless Bruins manage to kill pouncing Lions

• New Sun Devils coach doesn't mind being the 'bridesmaid'

• Outreach effort targets minority admits

Tuesday, April 7

• Bruins relax with six wins over spring break

• Frivolous lawsuits exploit, repress sex

• Thumbs up/ Thumbs down

• Stanford ends UCLA's Pac-10 reign

• Despite tough losses, Bruins just aren't ready to give up

• Actors hold family reunion with 'Father'

• Alleged hazing victim in fair condition at hospital

• UCLA put to the test against Cardinal, Bear powerhouses

• Crime Watch

• No place like home

• Loyola Marymount prepared to take on Lions' share

• It's not the fare that keeps us off the bus

• Baseball Notes

• Radiohead show electrifies sell-out crowd

• Renovated Royce Hall enjoys encore

• New year-long cluster classes offered for general education

• Community Briefs

• Consistently bad Dodgers on brink of disaster again

• VIRTUAL Professionals

• Protest targets professor

• Defender of the downsized brings his campaign to film

• Bruins earn NCAA trip

Monday, April 6

• Movie stays true to thieves' experiences

• Bruins' heads high despite shortcomings

• Freshman forward Reed: a sign of what's to come

• Future of diversity questionable in Prop. 209 era

• Bruins salvage break, pull out three of four

• Great debate

• Omega Sigma Tau pledges may be victims of hazing

• Soundbites

• Fewer minority students offered admission

• Second time around

• Encouragement key to saving diversity

• Students hope to broaden role on chancellor's committee

• Reading initiative step in right direction

• Community Briefs

• Final tournament goes swimmingly as team sets records

• Mug of Hill

• Illustration

• Beyond the red carpet

• Bruins find diamond a little rough

• Bruins run Matadors out of bullring in race for top seed

• Mug shot of Klein

• Beyond the red carpet

• New web site allows students to get more for their money

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