Story archive for July 1998

Monday, July 27

• Courtside's roof leakage prompts temporary repairs

• Workers serve up tennis meet

• Student council decreases officers' stipends

• Harlem Sights

• Don't listen to Kent Brockmans of world

• 'Saving Private Ryan' worth watching if you can stomach blood

• Screenscene

• Video games lure doom, addiction

• Sierra Club guide teaches beginners how to walk softly, carry a backpack

• Sports Briefs

• Senatorial candidate speaks, answers questions at UCLA course

• Soundbites

• Stop and taste the juice

• Cheap tricks won't garner Clinton-haters public support

• UCLA recruits shine in 'Shrine' game

• Management all too often calls the shots in pro sports

• Tourney driven to promote tennis

• Homosexuality doesn't predetermine life Focus on individuality, not homosexuality

• Community Briefs

• Speaks Out

Monday, July 20

• Killer shrimp invade, satiate hearty appetites

• Commercialism reduces society to one-dimension

• Actor Ian McKellan renews acquaintance with stage

• Pearl Jam proves that rock is still alive in L.A.

• Importing America

• California cuts HIV programs, passing problems to managed care

• Youths sport skills at UCLA camps

• Prices on the rise at on-campus restaurants

• Former Bruins reunite in exhibition game

• Amateurs get their 15 minutes at event

• Getting to the point

• Community Briefs

• Connerly offers new resolution to eliminate all VIP admissions

• Speaks Out

• Learn about life for $4.75 per hour

• Soundbites

Monday, July 13

• 'Small Soldiers' goes AWOL on quality

• Crop of power-hitters likely to break home run record

• Redskins sign Hicks to three-year contract

• Ennis decides to brave professional baseball

• Social structure, economy turn to Euro for salvation

• Swept up in the beat

• Home away from home

• Legislating start time of school day could solve sleep problems

• Alexander breezes through from 'Chicago' to New York

• Speaks Out

• Mixture of shows falls short of goal

• International students cook up suggestions for U.S. dining halls

• Cellular phones ring in big business

• Prop. 227 offers real solutions to ineffective bilingual classes

• World Cup brings new appreciation for popular sport to humble expert

• Think different

• One-night

• Soundbites

Monday, July 6

• Biography in tune with Sondheim

• Community Briefs

• Graduating, working women outnumber men

• Monolingualism in a multicultural society:the effects of Proposition 227

• Another day, another list of great films 'for the ages'

• All Star game will bring past glory back to the diamond

• Los Angeles rocks amidst hot summer acts, venues

• First-time users lost in cyberspace

• Love melts under summer heat when partners decide to cheat

• UCLA brain program receives grant to further trauma research

• Expectations weigh on UCLA's shoulders

• Freedom of the press... in Russia

• Westwood merchants get graded

• Heavenly Bodies

• Speaks Out

• Auto registration tax cut fuels debate in Assembly

• Bruin selected for national team

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