Story archive for January 1996

Thursday, Feb. 1

• Bisexual cadet speaks her mind

• Miller sees through 'Angela'

• UCLA alumni haven't hit bottom in theater

• M. hoops challenges Oregon

• 'Black Sheep' a shear bet for loads of laughs

• Women's studies chair inspires UCLA students

• Campus relationship with ROTC should end

• Letters

• Library to be inspected for airborne pollutants

• The Rugburns' red-hot sense of humor sets House of Blues ablaze

• W. hoops to take on Oregon

• Open mike opportunities abound for lovers of lyrics, paramours of prose

• Tumbler likes to take her time

• Dempsey's hoop dreams delayed

• It's time to demand more than holds on fee hikes

• The day the music died

• There's nuttin' stoppin' Weapon of Choice creates nutty new style

• Neil Simon's 'Biloxi Blues' storms stage with full force

Wednesday, Jan. 31

• Bruins stampede Matadors

• Students attacked by intruder in Westwood

• Communications Board debates restructuring

• Folk traditions meet modernity

• Board justices charged with violating rules

• Take five minutes to fight for your education

• Ousted cadet to speak today at rally

• Connerly averts showdown among regents

• Family Business

• Hoops regains top spot in conference

• Northridge takes middle way to beat Bruins

• Extension instructor's death is deeply felt

• 'Balloon' soars to cinematic heights

• Bruins' growl meets Lobos' howl on courts

• Bruin guard Hilbert earns Pac-10 Player of Week honors

• Kennel chosen as executive vice chancellor

• Chained to Justice

• Support justice for political prisoner

• 'Who's Who' students all smiles

• Young company revolutionizes CDs

Tuesday, Jan. 30

• Lieutenant governor proposes long-term fee controls

• E-mail results in confusion, false rumors

• Residents' associations air student concerns

• UCLA baseball embraces Valent

• La Escuela assists victims of injustice

• Art and artist

• Atkinson compromises on policy dates

• UC students: Stop whining about fees

• Americans keep on ryding in the free world

• Lifting mats to reveal gym secrets

• Baseball charges at Matadors

• Gwar invades Earth with crushing music

• M. volleyball ready to pin Matadors

• Letters

• UC faculty have mixed feelings on admissions

Monday, Jan. 29

• Lazy seniors should not whine about portraits

• Bisexual cadet faces discharge

• 'Frasier' writing team breaks silence at UCLA

• Rainbows outshine Bruins in tourney

• M. hoops succumb to Louisville

• Palm Springs puts on heat, m. tennis cools down

• Alums drop game to Bruins in last inning

• Women's tennis serves defeat to Washington State Cougars

• Bisexual cadet faces discharge

• W. gymnastics falls into second place

• UCLA swim meets with mixed results

• Softball pitches past Loyola Marymount

• Self-Centered Morality

• Letters

• Trojans trample women's basketball

• Spreading word of true Christianity

Friday, Jan. 26

• Bartending school offers high-paying job for college students

• HOWYOULOW

• Cuts make fund raising necessary

• Nation's top teams swim into town

• L.A. Guitar Quartet arrives at UCLA

• University police promotion raises many questions

• Alumni baseball aims to cut up diamond

• 'Notes from Underground' hopes to capture Sundance prize

• M. hoops hosts Louisville

• Care Extenders gain valuable experience

• W. tennis smashes Loyola Marymount

• Liberal arts majors draw fewer students

• W. hoops looking to avenge losses to USC

• UCLA softball swings into new season

• Gibson dons leather jacket, sheds lovelorn teen image

• Gymnastics revs up for UCLA Invite

• Men and malls: the true story

• Death penalty will not prevent criminal violence

• M. volleyball crosses sea for game with Ball State

• Cancel free rides with no-fault insurance initiative

Thursday, Jan. 25

• Violations denied by justices

• W. tennis ready for first dual match

• Moviegoers play waiting game

• Actress Abril puts new twist on love

• New registration fee procedures plague Bruins

• Police chief reassigns daily control

• Bruins run over Trojans in 99-72 win

• Health problems do not spell doom for sick

• Culture under siege

• O'Bannon latest in line of Bruin heroes

• New 'West Side Story' lacks emotional explosion

• Battered UCLA spikers to face Penn State

• More than a king, a prince of peace

• Survey reveals new child welfare reform as ineffective

• Grin and bear it

Wednesday, Jan. 24

• Enforce death sentences for cold-blooded killers

• Heaven help me: Bibles blitz Bruin Walk

• Stone often criticized for his creative interpretation of historical facts, events

• Rain causes three-month delay in construction

• J-Board members charged with election violations

• LINES Ballet dances to beat of own drummer

• L.A. Opera's 11th season promises murder, deceit

• PAYING THEIR DUES

• Communications Board allegedly disregards rules

• General education requirements' future debated

• M. tennis meets match at Palm Springs tourney

• Joe Bruin, beloved UCLA mascot, receives another makeover in an attempt to give him an updated '90s

• Dine on dorm delights or dish out dough

• M. basketball braces for Trojan squad

• Hilbert's star shining

• Selection committee nominates Bravin for student regent

Tuesday, Jan. 23

• Viewing censorship as an irrational ritual

• Comedians film at UCLA fraternity

• Sliding into season play

• Learning-disabled test status increases

• Film series uncovers Australian treasures

• Sounds of Debussy travel through college campuses

• Macpherson received warmly at Sundance

• Fire alarms plague dorms

• Reliability of SAT debated in academia

• Fight back against recent attacks on education

• How to play cat-and-mouse game of UCLA parking

• M. tennis rolls over Boise State

• Spinning a new wheel

• Stopping grammar school gender bias key to equality

Monday, Jan. 22

• Letters to the Editor

• Talk show 'truths' in new age of information alternative information source

• Sundance film enthusiasts see everything but sun

• Education: crucial issue for 1996

• New executive vice chancellor selected

• Intertwining modern style with ancient tradition, LACMA's 'New Prints in Modern Japan' presents an a

• Women's gymnastics mashes Boise State

• Virtual voting initiative boosts accessibility

• Bruin m. volleyball proves itself in tourney sweep tourney

• New police substation to help secure Westwood safety, shoppers

• New program to help UCLA staff advance careers

• Men's tennis takes UNLV to net

• Grad association aims for improved involvement

• Faculty, regent accord at breach

• W. basketball win catches Arizona at last minute

• W. tennis shows muscle as early Pac-10 contender

• Wildcats slash Bruin winning streak

• Selection process for student regent debated

• Arizona's outside shooting spree upsets UCLA men's basketball

• 'From Dusk Till Dawn' should not see the light of day

• There's something for everyone at Westwood Farmers Market

Friday, Jan. 19

• Affirmative Action

• Common Courtesy?

• M. tennis puts talent to test at UNLV

• W. gym departs for Idaho to take Broncos by horns

• Booksmart actor contributes to fund-raiser

• UCLA professorships still dominated by men

• M. volleyball has high hopes for Santa Barbara invitational

• Letters

• Arizona loses Blair due to dropping GPA

• Affirmative Action

• Police actions: Some blues are not colorblind

• Barton'sBlues

• W. basketball defeats Sun Devils, faces Arizona Saturday

• Yale, UCLA share graduate student dilemma

• Friends, fine food and four rooms

• M. hoops beats Arizona State

• L.A. Opera meets eager ciao

Thursday, Jan. 18

• Affirmative Action

Tuesday, Jan. 16

• Letters

• TAPEWORMS

Friday, Jan. 12

• Letters

Thursday, Jan. 11

• Letters

Wednesday, Jan. 10

• Tipping the scales

Monday, Jan. 8

• illustration

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