Story archive for April 1995

Monday, May 1

• Springfield or bust: Bruins off to Final Four

• Mixed results for men's track

• Democrats fight grant, loan cuts

• College admissions must consider 'hard brain work'

• Are you sick of USAC elections? Boycott!

• Men's tennis Ojai tune-up cut short by unlucky Friday

• A&E's 2nd Annual

• UCLA law grads speak on affirmative action

• Ding Dongs, daydreams and advent of exams

• Days that reached the boiling point

• Springfield or bust: Bruins off to Final Four

• M. golf sends six-man roster to Pac-10 tourney

• Words start violence by creating stereotypes

• UCLA drops heartbreaker to ASU

• Alpha Partners advocate less student control

• Phebus skids past Nelson into Pacific-10 title

• GSA repeats initiative to raise fees

• UCLA Pow-Wow promotes Native American culture

• Storm continues for softball with 2-0 loss to Cal

• W. track defends Cal-Nevada title

• From cockroaches to 'Cutthroat,' King rules all genres

• Fulbright Award sends Bruin to study in Italy

Friday, April 28

• Road to Final

• Baseball hosts ASU with playoffs on line

• Library recognizes top student book collectors

• Gallagher goes 'Underneath' to taste truth in acting

• Prestigious Penn Relays beckon m. track

• Worker's Memorial Day touches everyone

• 'O.J.' keeps satire pointed, hilarious

• SAGE strike ends, no word from university

• Three years later: violence and absolution

• Mixed fortunes for tennis at Pac-10s

• Slumping softball heads north

• 'Participant': One-man show that leaves audiences out

• CALPIRG reappears on graduate ballot this year

• Native-American Pow-Wow to teach, entertain

• On the cutting edge

• Campus mourns death of disabled persons advocate

• Police, residents discuss civil disturbance

• Oklahoma bombing reactions show distanced ideals

• W. track off to Cal-Nevada Championships

Thursday, April 27

• Northwestern students fast for ethnic studies

• Janecek hopes to return to form at Pac-10s

• Poetry bridges Mid-East conflict

• AGSM honors Mattel executive with leadership award

• NEA is the stuff inspiration is made of

• USAC OKs two-year terms

• W. tennis focused on Pac-10s

• W. water polo blazing path to top

• Board's decision to fire Reed was a mistake

• SAGE strikes for university recognition

• W. golf second at Pac-10 Championship

• Recalling April 29, 1992: violence as a way of life

• Baseball's back? Not for this fan

• Jason Reed's dismissal was long overdue

• GSA: council representatives discuss their roles

• Errors haunt baseball in 7-4 loss to San Diego

• Softball falls short in 10-inning battle

• Men's golf prepares for Pac-10 tourney

Wednesday, April 26

• Examining rock's treatment of rape

• Bulldog gymnasts entered NCAAs ready for combat

• You may not know, but USAC's work is important

• Hill's 'Reunion' tells simple, powerful story

• Gottfried takes helm at Murray St.

• A cry for help amidst the inescapable heat

• Sleepless in Hollywood

• Daily Bruin's lack of impartiality skews facts

• Toreros looking for revenge against baseball

• UCLA alumna makes picture-perfect 'Bride'

• Saying 'bon voyage' has become more expensive

• EVP condemns alleged acts of police brutality

• A look at the history behind affirmative action

• Top-ranked softball hosts hot CSUN

• Pianist Collard leaves Beethoven behind

• Site for new Arts Library raises concerns

• Track squads

• Campus student employees put up with a lot for money

• UCLA band's aggressive acoustic stylings to rock at Roxy

Tuesday, April 25

• Events foretold Reed's dismissal

• First-year w. polo heads to nationals

• GSA adds new candidates to ballot

• Graduate students face new fee hikes

• Pigs in cyberspace

• In the eye of the stormNow opening at the UCLA Armand Hammer Museum, 'Black Male: Representations of

• What to do when alternative is ordinary

• ASUCLA to fire executive director

• Oklahoma City images put all in perspective

• Horton's 'Cure' departs from movie-of-the-week treatment

• Chen bounced out of championships

• He's small in stature, large on fastball

• Bruins protest with Burmese activists

• Stack parking opens up space, concerns

• Adam Ant's out-dated rock anything but 'Wonderful'

• Bruins prime for NCAAs against loaded field

• Asian American Studies Center supports SAGE

• Up-and-down Janecek down as m. tennis struggles

• Men's golf lays egg at U.S. Intercollegiates

• UCLA resolves apartment building controversy

Monday, April 24

• Trojans unravel in Pauley

• Board's search for student media director ends

• Graduate students debate union issues

• Murder, laughs keep audience on tight 'Rope'

• Three years later: dialogue continues

• Sweet's poor performance good for nothing but playing foosball

• Softball sweeps Bears

• Bay Area schools skunk netters

• Questions surround election

• Board continues personnel discussion

• Hollywood's B-sides

• Track polishes act at Meet of Champions

• Young meets with SAGE, GSA members

• Like mother, like daughter

• 49ers strike blue and gold with J.J.

• Trojans take three from Bruins

• Environmentalists call for Republican support

• W. gym takes fourth at NCAA team finals

• Confronting America's obsessions with 'vice and perversity'

• Faith lost with limited knowledge of religion

Friday, April 21

• Liberty, Passover and the 'devil' inside all of us

• Letters

• W. gym poised for first NCAA championship

• W. softball dominates Stanford

• David and Goliath

• New definition of 'woman' created by MFA candidate

• New releases:

• Bearwear sales help ASUCLA finances

• Property crime reports increase in UCLA area

• Country rockers bring forth Missouri sound

• Affirmative action necessary to reduce gender bias

• Students must make up for lack of USAC leadership

• Students rally to protest abuses in Burma

• M. golf competes at Stanford tournament

• Two wanted in Oklahoma City bombing

• W. tennis takes on Stanford, Cal

• Baseball hosts red-hot Trojans in series

• Spikers begin MPSFs with 'SC

• Track uses weekend off for tune-up competition

Thursday, April 20

• New firm seeks solutions for ASUCLA

• Softball entertains Pac-10 bottom dweller

• Taking it one step at a time

• Women focus of affirmative action talks women's needs action i

• Undergrads to vote on programming fee

• Course listings confuse students

• Standing in the shadows, playing for a title

• California immigration: finger-pointing or problem-solving?

• Yaroshuk screams her way into playing form

• Women's gym vaults into NCAAs

• Why a 'good Catholic girl' lost her faith

• SAGE committee makes strike official

Wednesday, April 19

• Students find 'natural high' at Health, Fitness Tour

• Environmental crusader remembered

• AIDS education must be accessible to all

• The road not taken

• Board acts as 'link' to community

• A $1,016 concert ticket? Well, not exactly ...

• 'New Jersey Drive' captures street life

• It's a Natural ending as volleyball tops UCI

• Baseball slides past CSUN in 11-inning battle

• Kerckhoff exhibit unites Earth Week, WorldFest goals

• Kicking

• Roxane Marquez elected as Daily Bruin editor

• Grad union to vote on two-day walkout tonight

• When bands fall into overzealous hands

• Making it up to Polly Jean Harvey

• Letters

Tuesday, April 18

• Bruins, reclaim student government!

• Students celebrate tradition, history, future in cultural show

• Nice guys finish lastDavid Caruso takes a gamble leaving 'NYPD Blue' to star in films like 'Kiss of

• Volleyball tunes up against Irvine

• Northridge rumbles into JRS

• Costello reissues neglect the best

• Cowboys a match for J.J. Stokes and his 4.7

• Spring football is in the air

• Letters

• Attention critics: Hamilton goes highbrow

• How sweet it is: W. lacrosse beats Claremont

• Earning the spotlight in her own right

• SAGE committee sets conditions of walk-out

Monday, April 17

• Shakespeare's little black book

• Volleyball spears Aztecs, Tritons on the road

• We are the world ... here are our cultures

• Softball guns down Ducks, Beavers

• Track's Boldon flashes brilliance at Mt. SAC

• Acuff breaks UCLA record again at Mt. SAC

• Officials cite low rate of condom use

• Men's tennis goes

• Melnitz to screen 'Gold Watch'

• Melnitz film series focuses on faculty

• Banking own blood is bad investment

• Guest etiquette creates conflict

• A law enforcement lesson

• Bill and bills go on-line

• For Harrison, 'family matters' include planning for future

• Colleges routinely mishandle radioactive material

• Animosity based on difference must end

• Bruin baseball sweeps Arizona

• Women's water polo loses to SDSU, UCSD

• Campaign to explore alleged police abuse

• We must all share the pain of ASUCLA's crisis

• Slumping women's

• Bruins forgo campus convenience, save money

• Life 101: learning lessons outside the classroom

Friday, April 14

• Architecture stands on solid ground

• Miles away, worlds apart

• 'Fantasticks' depicts 'universal family' family,' time-honored tradition

• Retention programs seek empathy, education

• M. tennis

• W. tennis

• Viable solutions exist for ASUCLA crisis

• W. water polo gets rematch with SDSU, UCSD

• Volleyball treks south

• 'Beast' is

• Westwood Gallery calls on public

• LAPD charges against fraternities unwarranted

• USAC winds up year with mixed feelings

• Program helps students adapt, directs lives

• Track teams off to prestigious Mt. SAC

• Phairly good, but not great

• Clark contributes legacy of culture to UCLA

• Softball meets Oregon, OSU

• Nobel laureate Soyinka to host forum

• Baseball rocks Wildcats at JRS

• W. golf heads to the Farm for Stanford tourney

• Sparks fly in Salonen's vivacious return to L.A. Philharmonic

• Cyber artworld offers limitless possibilities

• Melnitz film series focuses on faculty

Thursday, April 13

• Gays should enjoy benefits of legalized marriage

• Student political involvement is not a myth

• Baseball faces lowly 'Cats

• It's official: UCLA softball is king of hill

• Students call for more information about STDs

• M. golf off to Tempe, hoping to end dry run

• Chancellor Young addresses students

• Gauchos suspected of tanking to volleyball

• Bhutto receives UCLA Medal

• Gimelstob talks the talk, walks the walk

• Walk-ons try to prove their worth for w. tennis

• Affirmative action ultimately benefits us all

• GOP, schools wrangle over education cuts

• Letters

• Seder gives taste of diversity

• Poor communication intensifies ASUCLA crisis

• UCLA opens center for gay, lesbian community

• Sun Devils await m. gym at club championships

• Faculty votes for senate vice chair

Wednesday, April 12

• M. water polo gets past Trojans, 13-12

• Bruin Belles

• Scholarships to benefit humanities students

• Be ready to learn about, not judge, gay culture

• What they were saying in Seattle

• Young's affirmative action support in name only

• W. water polo's strong defense drowns USC, 8-2

• Try to stop labeling and dare to start caring

• Harrick-bashers don't realize off-court work

• Why ASUCLA food service is not worth the price

• 'Higher Learning'

• Going for 'the older man thing'

• Men's tennis roughs up Bulldogs, 4-3

• Basking in the spotlight

• Stolen computers

• Roaring Gauchos volleyball visits No. 1 UCLA

• CHAMPIONS!!

• Affirmative action debate causes partisan battle

• A season to savor

• The buzzer sounded and the fans roared

• Behind every winning team stands a great coach, and he's all smiles

Tuesday, April 11

• Letters

• The Network's 'nine demands for the '90s'

• UCLA hospital finds temporary director

• Bruins accuse LAPD of brutality

• The last hurrah

• Regents meet with UC public

• Anthology captures Smokey Robinson at his best

• Prop. 187 backers: remember Monday

• Escape from New York

• George's guide for free grub, garb and gifts

• LAPD to file suit against UCLA fraternities

• UCLA alum moves into new 'Office'

• Duran Duran's latest album only takes you lower

• Work ethic finally pays off for Mr. Positive

• Another Q&A session with President Clinton

• After a stint on the pine, Nihipali shines

• Ex-agent gives inside view of Hoover's FBI

• Lack's first two years prove productive for NBC news

• Confronting fears at the Men's Clinic

• Students rally for Mitsubishi boycott

• Thoughts and

• Bulldogs look to ruin farewell party

• Taekwondo club cleans up at No. Cal tourney

• Bloody jitters trouble w. water polo

Monday, April 10

• Judge athletes by abilities, not race

• 'Bar Girls' falls flat despite intriguing lesbian premise

• Women's tennis drops two matches up north

• Gymnastics wins west regionals, earns fourth seed for NCAA tourney

• Althouse sets record in women's track blowout

• Q & A session with the president

• Sharing life experiences offers real-world lessons

• W. water polo readies team roster for post-season

• Baseball starts strong,

• M. tennis drops heartbreaker to No. 1 Cardinal

• Look who is No. 1: Softball upsets UA

• Cassidy breathes life into 'Assassins'

• It was a Classic weekend for volleyball

• Career opportunities

• Men's track wins all 18 events in last home meet

• Competition to award top book collections

• Festival of Preservation restores classic films

• Remembering Balete Woman and past ghosts

• Clinton praises schools, criticizes Congress

• Students, get involved and fight police injustice

• AEP brings together UCLA, community

• Graduate election's deadline extended

• O'Bannon adds Wooden Award to collection

• Aussie star of 'Muriel's Wedding' doesn't hear real-life wedding bells

Friday, April 7

• Farm, Bear Lair hard

• Sweet dreams are made of this

• Let's play three:

• Newport Jazz Festival tour celebrates its 40th anniversary

• 'Candyman' star Todd sees film as morality tale despite slasher scenes

• Letters

• M. track looks to old faithfuls, new faces in final home meet

• Van Halen stands the 'test of time'

• Conference to highlight scholarship

• Gymnastics head to NCAA regionals

• Language barrier forces immigrants to unionize

• Bruins face

• Jewel of

• This student's pre-med ... and ashamed of it!

• M. tennis aims for top spot against No. 1 Stanford, Cal

• If we don't use freedom of expression, do we have it?

• Daily Bruin captures top awards

• W. track hosts

• UCLA doctors report HIV disappearance

• No. 2 softball squares off against No. 1 'Cats

• Students skeptical of new UCLA rankings

• UCLA hosts systemwide student summit

• Bruin 'mating rituals' flourish on campus

Thursday, April 6

• Letters

• Bruins hoist 11th championship banner

• Calling all fans: appreciate the Bruins

• Basketball demigods return to campus

• Team Starrett: Like mother, like daughter

• Ex-hoops star Vandeweghe shares thoughts on '95 title

• Westwood mayhem may signal Orwellian future

• Hejduk may not be back in fall for men's soccer

• Crew teams open season at San Diego Classic

• Tax know-how eases filing pain for students

• Connerly, students debate affirmative action

• Mother Earth deserves priority

• Baseball ends Waves' streak with 5-0 victory

• Tonight, her body brings home the bacon

Wednesday, April 5

• High-flying

• 'We're going to Disneyland!'

• Students question police's use of force

• Thank you to Ed, Tyus, Toby and Dickie Vee

• Petty shows she has nerves of steel in film 'Tank Girl'

• Check, please: splitting the expense of dating

• Proposal to merge libraries

• Nolte offers insight on presidential role

• Westwood retailers prevented great celebration

• Baseball takes on red-hot Pepperdine

• Fans rush for victory shirts

• Ready for a spring quarter etiquette lesson?

• Kill a prez,

• Exploiting sexuality for the greater good

• A freshman's nightmarish residence hall tale

• Passion runs rampant in '27 Wagons'

• Police mar Bruin celebration

• Community service activist awarded humanitarian honor

• Exploring the art of sexual conversation

• For UCLA, the party has just begun

• The world's greatest lover

• Toring, Sutter back

• SAGE sets walkout date

• Exhibit explores effects of Southeast Asian landmines

Tuesday, April 4

• Oscar runway

• W. gym garners Pac-10 honors

• 'March Madness' raises student-athlete issues

• It's been a long time coming for UCLA

• Wayans brings 'In Living Color' fun, laughter to 'Major Payne'

• Color theory reveals error of identity politics

• Short-handed women's polo

• It's one day at a time for w. tennis' Rudolph

• Walk's volunteers keep stars shining

• Men's golf continues struggle

• UCLA's Awaken Acapella travels from Pauley to Washington, D.C.

• Perugorria portrays difficult character with ease

• Success doesn't mean 'selling out'

• Race-based quotas don't promote equality

• W. volleyball brings

• CHAMPIONS!!!

• Hard hitting Aussie provides immediate punch for softball

Monday, April 3

• Bruin baseball drops series at Arizona State

• LACMA showcases American spirit in modern art

• Back to basics

• Bruins reign in Oklahoma

• International students choose Westwood hot spots

• Volleyball schools Pepperdine, LMU over break

• Dreyfuss and Lahti shine in dim 'Hotels'

• Cleanliness standards strain roommate relations

• Students support affirmative action

• New audio-visual CD will change face of music

• 'Circle' boy wonder takes leap into 'Batman Forever' as Robin

• SAGE continues push for union recognition

• Dumble leads Bruin track at Sun Angel Invite

• Aussie sensation helps Bruins roll

• Bluffs loss estimated to approach $7 million

• W. gymnastics dominates Pac-10 finals

• Chi survives marathon as

• On the brink: Bruins

• Road to the Final Four

• Anxiety and a broken bass string: my spring break

• Hello, regents? Demonstrations increase democracy

• Swim finishes 10th at NCAAs

• Binge drinking rampant among Bruins of both sexes

• Letters

• Regents approve professional school fee hike

• Another look at AAP and Asian Americans students

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