Story archive for November 1998

Tuesday, Dec. 1

• 'Girl' strains to see fame's failings

• Investment agreement hurts democracy

• Committee tries to improve life in Dykstra

• Sports based on primal instinct

• Animate this!

• Football team inches closer to top spotin BCS poll

• UCLA No. 6 seed in tournament

• Day of mourning

• Waterpolo briefs

• Outkast keeps crowd on its feet

• Love will prove cynics wrong

• Bruins say 'Aloha' to competition in Hawaii

• Vehicle burglary rampant in Westwood area

• Hitler's darkest aspects psychoanalyzed in book

• Thumbs up/thumbs down

• UCs fight to stay competitive

• On subject of music criticism, father believes he knows best

• Community briefs

Monday, Nov. 30

• Community Briefs

• Pickup accident injures pedestrian

• Sex trade exploits Asian women

• Novel explores new counterculture

• Versatile artist receives recognition for work

• Writer, stars hit jackpot with comedy set in Ireland

• Programs, professors offer stress relief

• Starting Tuesday TAs will strike, hoping to gain bargaining rights

• Religious fanaticism root of violence in Mideast

• International debts hinder growth of developing nations

• Sound Bites

• Hoovering near success

• W. Soccer Briefs

• Fourth element adds fire to trio, power to team

• Reach out and touch solicitors

• Shutout, injuries end title hopes

• Ticking time bomb

• Social welfare program ailing, critics say

• Inexperienced Bruins take a pounding in Puerto Rico

Wednesday, Nov. 25

• Beating 'SC is incomplete until fans can rush the field

• Weekend tournament chance for watershed

• Letters

• Community Briefs

• Soundbites

• Seniors beat back Waves, winning final home match

• UCLA to take on Huskers in Hawaii

• Injured student to sue UCPD

• Cowboy croons country tunes for Christmas concert

• Strong showings boost team confidence

• Hop on Pop

• Classism takes heart out of cohesive campus

• Society should build awareness of hate crimes

• Shootout to test Bruin strength

• It's not turkey . . .

• Indie bands score legions of new fans with songs at Pinch Hit Explosion

• UCLA still lacks requirements for diversity studies

• UC-wide TA strike garners campus support

• Leadership program helps minorities flourish in job market

• Voyage to wacky world of TV's Jerry Springer

• Mentors guide at-risk youths on path to higher education

• Residents upset over Dome's new look

• How to write an effective opinion piece

• UCLA to jostle with Creighton

Tuesday, Nov. 24

• Death, drugs, drinking ruin ideal wedding

• Crosstown revival

• Football briefs

• Women, quit thinking men - think bigger

• Stop, relax, break down

• UCLA outserves Berkeley, prepares for tournament

• Community briefs

• Thumbs up/thumbs down

• Goofball lyricist at home in coffee shop

• Letters

• Bruins get personal at NCAA championships

• Curtain calls

• Carney's hot dogs not so hot

• Lissitzky exhibit opens at the Getty

• And the beat goes on

• It ain't just paint

• Even beating 'SC starts getting old after eight years of dominance

• Football notebook

• UCLA alumnus not allowed to hear case vs. alma mater

• Police break up victory party after compliant by neighbors

• UC officials wait for Davis to appoint regents

• All eyes on ucla

Monday, Nov. 23

• The idiot's guide to what some women like

• Services help doctoral students master stress

• Soundbites

• Freshman decisive factor in victory

• Students promote awareness with Free Tibet festival

• Misinterpretation of UC policy ignores student merit

• Predictable 'House of Kidz' can't hold readers' interest

• Bruin team gets revenge against top-ranked USC

• Hacking prompts system security measures

• Letters

• Search for UC Merced chancellor begins

• Daily Bruin defense leads team to win in Blood Bowl

• No. 5 UCLA advances in tournament

• Vestiges of chivalry seen in war

• West Virginia can't top powerful play at post

• Community briefs

• Historic house may be torn down

• Eight more years

• Group helps transfers cope with transition to university

• Secondary comes up big, puts Trojansin dog house

• Hooked on literacy

• New York, New York

• Remy Zero invigorates crowd

Friday, Nov. 20

• School pride drives Bruins

• Little in life matters more than beating 'SC team again

• Screen Scene

• Pink Dots aims sound at younger audiences

• This weekendto determine postseason fate of Bruins

• Bruins ready to send Trojans down into flames

• Team guards title from Bulldogs

• Community Briefs

• Piecing it together

• Musical magic made with aid from alcohol, gratuitous sex

• Not so fearless

• State of confusion

• Graduate-student strike may affect finals, classes

• Neck-at-neck thriller curdles Trojan blood with Bruin win

• Exhibit's textile works heal wounds

• Father-son rivalry revels in rich UCLA-USC history

• Key Trojan bears heart, tradition

• Speaks Out

• Letters

• Administrators discuss outreach while students push for diversity

• UCLA rushes to victory in opener

• Football brings UCLA together

• Alcohol abuse endangers students

• Exemplary sports negotiator speaks at UCLA

• UCLA students fall victim to confidence scam in Westwood

• Murder highlights abortion issues

Thursday, Nov. 19

• Upholding diversity UC's responsibility

• The other side

• The price is right

• Despite challenges, volunteers reach out

• Liberal Europe nothing more than misconception

• Hawaii passes constitutional amendment banning gay marriages

• Imposed ideas tax public

• Despite plan, still no such thing as a free ride

• Westwood, Bay Area police, merchants target homeless

• Pac-10 conference casts green, seasoned talent

• Brazilian sensation treats L.A. to concert

• Faltering footsteps prevent end to Middle East hostilities

• Officials unveil health center plans

• Dig fills niche with unique rock, punk sounds on album

• Eisner receives award amid controversy

• Bruins hope to buck Broncos in Pavilion

• L.A. theater takes center stage at Ovation Awards

• Guidelines for basketball priority numbers

• Coach's dream

• Former Secretary of State Christopher discusses book

• Dinosaurs' end less mysterious due to recent UCLA discovery

• Diving briefs

• Community Briefs

• Letters

• Youthful team players get hyped for season

• Sinners' company in Hell a more tempting heaven

Wednesday, Nov. 18

• Community Briefs

• Transportation Services awarded for commitment to clean air

• Huskies' bite too much for UCLA

• Regents consider mending hospital

• Builders agree to pay for Courtside repairs

• Letters

• 'Isabella' morphs ancient Italian theatrical art for modern viewers

• Individuals shine in light of Regionals

• MEChA arranges drive to ship out relief, provisionsto Latin America

• Team gears up to kick off tournament play

• In modern society, we can't all be No. 1

• Cool as ice

• I miss my Mommy!

• Music evokes sentiments of internment camp stay

• Soundbites

• No stopping Bruin offense in dual wins at Washington

• Players to sharpen skills in preseason tournament

• Promotions, tenures depend on accurate student evaluations

• Proposition 209 has nationwide domino effect

• Disaster victims depend on international aid

Tuesday, Nov. 17

• Privatizing stifles social justice

• CDs bring psychedelic '60s back to life

• Battle cry

• Burnett gives archival materials to library

• Trojans blow Bruins out of the water

• Crime watch

• Thumbs up / thumbs down

• Children compete at tae kwon do tournament

• No place to call home

• Overgrown U.S. military unnecessary today

• Neoclassical concert enlivens Royce

• Community briefs

• Women learn defense techniques

• Advocacy group subsists as result of pledge drive

• Agent brings philanthropy to sports

• Comebacks by top teams may spell 'Rose Bowl' for No. 3 Bruins

• Show merges comedy with romance

Monday, Nov. 16

• Prop. 227 still sparks controversy

• UCLA child care struggles to serve, make ends meet

• UCLA follows UW loss with win over Beavers

• Appreciating artist's abilities doesn't require liking his style

• Hauser qualifies for NCAA; UCLA places 9th in Pac-10

• Letters

• Rival staffs of newspapers will do battle in Blood Bowl

• Women can choose how to live

• Triangular meet gives mixed results

• Community Briefs

• UCLA ushers in new era of neurosurgery

• BYU ends season for young soccer squad

• Football Notebook

• Former law school dean new Dartmouth provostFormer law school dean new Dartmouth provost

• Notre Dame defeats Bruins on court

• Women reveal life stories, own bodies to bring gender together

• Soundbites

• More than just a game

• Road to nowhere needs map

• Six states pass marijuana legislation

• UCLA Roques UW for solid victory

• Volunteer residents set pace in research fundraiser

• Celebrity skins

Friday, Nov. 13

• Screen Scene

• Bruins, Trojans square off to determine MPSF's No. 1

• UCLA shooting for sweet victory

• Student-run recycling planto spring upin Rieber Hall

• Public doesn't seem to care about lyrics

• Speaks Out

• Alumnus strums into UCLA with style

• Improved dining hall services curb meal coupon use

• Community Briefs

• Letters

• Road to Heisman can't distract McNown

• Child care difficulties haggle working parents

• Conference discusses role of race, gender in military

• Bruins eye chance to qualify for upcoming championship

• Gays question effects of Shepard's death

• Tale of two quarterbacks tells of team rivalry

• Top five finish would fulfill promise

• Upcoming movie lineup reeks with redundancy

• Grueling schedule culminates in NCAA tournament bye

• Bachman leads Bruins in Washington battles

• An Exhibit In Rap

• Yea, I'm 21

• Bruins on the path toward tough crowd in Washington

• Terminally ill should live life to fullest

• Mattel presents $2.5 million to hospital

Thursday, Nov. 12

• After office hours

• All the world's a stage

• Women's soccer notebook

• Taking it to the street

• Author on campus addresses neglected wartime massacre

• Morgan Center remodeling begins

• Pagans, witches not linked with Satan

• Outreach projects reach near, not far enough

• A&E Briefs

• A late championship season dreams

• True beauty lies within, but not when you live in L.A.

• Hip-hop play targets L.A. youth

• Learning sports more than just way to kill time for heroic coach

• Men's soccer briefs

• Actors still know how to make teens scream

• Journalist recalls massacre of East Timorese people

• High demand cripples campus child care

• Community Briefs

• Athletes rise above academic pressures

• Men's basketball notebook

Wednesday, Nov. 11

• Athletes hold Olympic hopes in hand

• Funding from state should aid outreach, rework K-12 system

• A day to remember

• Bruins sparkle, flicker against All-Star team

• Armageddon Sex Groove excites crowd

• Community Briefs

• Society imposes femininity on women

• Minority admissions decline at law school

• Italy's old country found in Westwood's newest eatery

• UCLA: Home of weather gods, pharoah

• Team plays below par during difficult season

• Championship polls only a bunch of bowl-oney

• Muslims, Islam under attack in terrorist movie 'The Siege'

• Don't be afraid to admit love for Matchbox 20, Debbie Gibson

• Fire stopper

• UC applications increase as enrollment stays constant

• Fallen into step

• Soundbites

• Program pushes for success of Southeast Asians

• Pre-season wins buoy Bruin morale

Tuesday, Nov. 10

• Community briefs

• Philharmonia's first concert in memory of UCLA mentor

• Overpaid athletes not necessary for continuation of life in universe

• Punish hate crimes with more time

• De Neve project prompts inquiry into safety issues

• Thumbs up / thumbs down

• Chang details Chinese holocaust's horrors

• Bruins show bipartisan Democratic support

• Injured Potter digs back into volleyball

• Aquabats antics full of punk, pizazz

• Odd 'Massacre' tortures audience interest

• Take the plunge

• Cafe celebrates year of service

• Sever penchant for racist death penalty

• Men's basketball exhibition on tuesday night

• David Crosby breathes fans to life

• Leave senses in Las Vegas

• Ryan's hope

• When in venice

• Football briefs

• UCLA volleyball squad back with a vengeance

• Bruins pounce on Arizona teams

• Crimewatch

• Women's basketball team gives glimpse into future

Monday, Nov. 9

• Workshops focus on leadership techniques

• Disappointing win over UCSD inspires strong play against UCI

• Community Briefs

• Sound Bites

• Penn students hospitalized after possible food poisoning

• L.A. Laker fans should not dis their players, team's talents

• Bruin Walk fence ultimate symbol of all that is evil in world

• Increase the peace

• Increasing vacancies trouble administation

• 'The Siege' holds audiences captive

• Voters defy history, elect Democrats

• Excutive actions

• Swimmers, divers pleased with powerful performance

• Election should be viewed as wake-up call, not defeat

• Students hokey-pokey with Disaster

• Ohio State loses No. 1 ranking after falling to Michigan State

• UCLA drowns Oregon St. in thriller

• Football Briefs

• Getting a blow job does not mean 'I want you'

Friday, Nov. 6

• UCLA commission offers incentives to lure donors

• Dollars & scents

• Westwood homeowners root to save trees

• Celebrate new millennium with forgiveness

• Bruins look to prove poll wrong

• Water polo squad will face UCI, UCSD

• Stanford predicted to storm Pac-10

• UCLA's next game may determine home-field advantage

• Fountain of youth

• Consider nude housekeeping to feed gourmet food needs

• Dr. Drew, Adam take sex advice show to next level

• Screen Scene

• Bruins prepare to battle for soccer-playoff berth

• Stairway to heaven

• Sugar 'n' spice as effective as feminism

• Speaks Out

• Win prizes like educationin quarter system game

• Swimming and diving team hopes to overwhelm UCSD

• Speaks Out

• Historical landmark alteration angers residents

• Neighbors worried over house activity

• Letters

• Community Briefs

• Victories required to keep UCLA competitive in NCAA

Thursday, Nov. 5

• Rollins rocks crowd with humor, politics

• Punishment fits crime, not cause

• Director honors 'Frankenstein' creator

• 'The Siege' assails audience with reality-based action

• SAGE threatens to strike for union recognition

• Selsor sizzles as sensational setter

• Faculty plans next step to protest end of affirmative action

• Try to solve mystery of meaning of life

• Man Ray

• Barenaked Ladies reveal blemishes with charm

• Third-place finish bolsters team's spirit

• Identifying the real issues of affirmative action

• Racism can't exist under strict Christian doctrine

• Foster freezes defenses

• Community Briefs

• Comedy interview about nothing

• Randy Moss, soccer violence occupy masses longing for NBA

• W. Volleyball Notebook

• Good Fans Die Hard

• W. Soccer Notebook

• Letters

• Television news perpetuates unfair stereotypes of minorities

• Chavez Center names chair

• UCLA classes, accessibility fare poorly in student surveys

Wednesday, Nov. 4

• Davis defeats Lungren, Boxer pummels Fong

• Fan support key to Stanford defeat

• Java jitters

• Police charge suspects with murder

• Quartet enraptures crowd as jazzy sound fills intimate venue with soulful melody

• Democrats set to control majority of state offices

• Thumbs up/thumbs down

• Off field, Little twinkles like star

• Community Briefs

• Report card evaluates environmental progress

• Letters

• Young gun

• Soundbites

• Question of God reaches all people

• Prop. 209 increases competition for minority employees

• Thought-provoking film offers no obvious heroes

• Voters approve gaming, reject energy propositions

• An act of god

• Los Angeles undeserving of next football franchise

• Walk-on runner powerful part of team

Tuesday, Nov. 3

• Women's cross country team shocked after 8th place finish

• Initiatives need concise diction to inform voters

• Basketball team prepares to defend new reputation

• Reaching out for diversity

• Union pushes for wage standard at UCLA

• Road to recovery

• Volunteers make most of participation in elections

• A sneak peek at the real world

• Candidates urge Bruins to cast votes

• Drive and determination

• Crime watch

• Curtain calls

• Men's cross country finishes 8th in Pac-10

• Virtual reality harnesses brain's ability to interpret sound

• Football notebook

• Show proves aging band can kiss former fame goodbye

• Sports season seen in stream of consciousness

• Nature key to human success

• Community briefs

• Dickies finally manage to mollify disgruntled crowd

• Letters

Monday, Nov. 2

• Vote yes on Prop. 5, backing Native American sovereignty

• Bruins boot Hoosiers to claim Classic

• A new look

• Independent candidates liberate student options

• Soundbites

• Audience aches for witty ŒCripple of Inishmaan'

• Most voters ignorant about most decisions

• Team wins with better goals

• Forget overtime shoot-outs ­ we just care about game winners

• Young team yields to Trojan play

• Communications board operates without budget

• Prop. 5 will not enforce rights of tribal people

• New Jewish facility will provide greater cultural services, awareness

• UCLA treats Stanford to sack of plays, tricks

• East Asian Library enjoys 50th year

• Third parties defy mainline politics

• Bruins stay afloat against 49ers despite prior loss

• Conversations often lost in Wonderland

• Out of the shadow

• UCLA comeback unable to prevent loss at USC

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