Story archive for February 1997

Friday, Feb. 28

• Benefit dinner honors chancellor's 29 years of service

• Sports Briefs

• Bruins would love to shine at home

• Sexy or Psycho?

• Community Briefs

• 'Donnie Brasco' gets fresh with mafia genre

• Equal not identical

• Foul weather snatches victory out from under UCLA

• Giant Oregon State defeated by underdog Bruins on road

• General ed faces changes

• Honoring heritage

• Garrett La Rue

• UCLA sends Beavers downstream

• Show reveals pain of immigrant experience

• Former Bruin to be honored at Pauley

• Graduate union collects signatures to support rights

Thursday, Feb. 27

• Unbeatable pitcher Burns her competition

• Exhibit showcases growth, creativity of senior class

• Students rally for Zapatista cause

• Everybody loves Bob

• Good Fella

• Internet cannot cure classroom ailments

• Community Briefs

• UCLA's Vitas Film Festival focuses on student-made folklore documentaries

• Letters

• University Residence undergoes extensive renovation

• Bruins quick to clean up Anteaters with improved hitting, serving

• Stereotypes pervade everyday life

• Grab a shovel

• Bruin Update

• Program offers grad-school advice

• Achievements of compatriots should not be denigrated

• 'Hamletmachine' blends Bard with modern imagery

• Bruins hope to pull together, dam up Beavers

• Unreasonable salary decisions strand Giants

• Bruins looking to claim Pac-10 Championship

• CALPIRG an effective way to empower your voice

Wednesday, Feb. 26

• The word on the street

• Enigk, here at last, gets warm greeting

• Construction Corner

• Hip-hop culture drowning in sea of business, elitism

• Hard work pays off for Lopez in her busiest year yet

• Chancellor finalists confirmed

• Breaking the mold

• Christianity adapting to society, culture

• Community Briefs

• Series gives UCLA jazz ensembles, combos chance to jam with legendary artists

• A dose of reality on Western culture

• Price tag for Ackerman Union split three ways

• Sports Briefs

• Soundbites

• UCLA finally up to par after rough start

• M. Hoops notes

• Bruin Update

• Faculty association offers staff development workshop

• A Past Revisited

• Hey Berkeley: 'California' isn't the only school in UC system

• Changes made to representation of Greek system

• Toros the latest victim of Bruin offensive stampede

Tuesday, Feb. 25

• Lacrosse continues undefeated after victory against Claremont

• Paltrow departs from usual characters with 'Hard Eight'

• Community Briefs

• Vitale eats his words with UCLA win

• Crime Watch

• Tossing ethnic diversities together

• Campbell Hall not seat of 'evil empire'

• Bruins don't waste time maintaining top position

• University shouldn't stifle one's potential

• Letters

• Blame, money should not be focus of past wrongs

• Hip-Hop Explosion attracts diverse crowd of listeners

• Bruins up at bat against the Toros

• Casualties of War

• School of Dentistry students exhibit research projects in poster contest

• Making a name for himself

• Expanding African-American history

Monday, Feb. 24

• UCLA Faculty holds forum to honor retiring chancellor

• Illustration

• Peer Helpline provides benefits to staff, callers

• Paul Nihipali

• Soundbites

• Women golfers garner second after bad start to fall season

• Students First! to face new party

• Sports Briefs

• Bruins work their magic in Florida competition

• Mug of Kristin Fiore

• Photo of Julia Ormond

• Jon Heinrichs

• Teach-in participants demonstrate against lab layoffs

• J.R. Henderson

• 'Beloved' African American voice deserves respect

• Trojan horses trample Bruin comeback effort, 87-74

• Community Briefs

• Search for chancellor should be public

• Paul Nihipali

• AFL-CIO

• Black History Month ending, but awareness continues

• Photo of the Cardigans

• illustration

Friday, Feb. 21

• Screen Scene

• Bruins hoping to bedevil Duke

• Task force presents new set of academic criteria

• Sticky situation opens door to confrontation of stereotypes

• Deconstruction of canon begins with students

• Pride on the line as UCLA faces No. 2 USC

• Hot Sun Devil lineup comes to Westwood

• Illogical ideas only spur further division

• Swedish film king bares 'Private Confessions'

• When the Saints Speak

• Good seats the Holy Grail for students camping out

• Community Briefs

• Ovitz gives $25 million to medical center

• Letters

• Ranked teams step up to plate in UNLV Softball Classic

• UCLA students, staff join rally

• Building tomorrow

• Beyond your own background

Thursday, Feb. 20

• Construction Corner

• W. Hoops notes

• Relearning Language & Culture in Vermont

• 'Piggy Sneed' amuses readers with variety of anecdotes

• Survey tracks college trends

• UCLA's new homepage available to all today

• briefs

• Bruin goalie's efforts anything but Payne-ful

• UCLA wins advantage in 'SC rivalry

• Look at '60s festival emerges with 'Message to Love'

• 'Speed-the-Plow' satirizes Hollywood backstabbing

• Enigma: Through the generations

• Trojans hand Scates his 900th victory

• Beenie-boys flash their baby blues at home games

• Bruin Update

• Community Briefs

• Letters

• Irving's new collection offers diverse writings

• Hayden campaigns to UCLA

• Toughing it out

• Q&A with the Daily Bruin :Stray dog- insights into hollywood's biggest independent

Wednesday, Feb. 19

• Community Briefs

• Problem with hiring standards tip of iceberg

• Where to refuel after midnight.

• America¹s debt to African slaves unpaid

• Stakes are high against USC

• Neighborhood boundaries perpetuate race divisions

• A shot in the foot for U.S. soccer

• Soundbites

• Bruins rustle up another win against Gauchos

• the road to RIVALRY

• Scates wants 900th win to be against 'SC

• Active teaching vital for learning

• From Rock To Riches

• Anniversary prompts bleak memories

• Kerckhoff retrofit costs run over budget

• M.Hoops Notes

• Bruin Democrats show poor guidance

• the road to RIVALRY

• Village businesses facing hard times

• the road to RIVALRY

Tuesday, Feb. 18

• Culture, state must cooperate for prosperity

• UCLA rebounds after Valentine's Day Loss

• Bruin juggernaut silences Lion's roar with 36 runs

• Teach-in to unite seekers of social justice

• Star project combats racism with different approach

• Hot Bruins burn Sun Devils

• Asian Pacific Coalition brings S. Korean strike into UCLA arena

• UC students presidents call for Connerly to resign

• Bruin Update

• Modern Movements

• Bruins shine consistently in contests with Arizona

• Society hesitant to understand vegan lifestyle

• Oscars can't count on Hollywood to run show

• The Aftermath

• UCLA's 'Strobe' strides onto World Wide Web

• Pitching right on target in 3-1 road trip

• Community Briefs

• Employees march against layoffs

Sunday, Feb. 16

• production head

• Production story

Friday, Feb. 14

• Frustrated Bruins seek turnaround vs. Bay Area schools

• A list of love songs to indulge all feelings on Valentine's Day

• Diavolo melds movement, architecture

• UCLA lab union protest planned

• True Romance

• Cupid's hits and misses

• Bruin boat capsizes vs. Pepperdine's tsunami

• Strokes may be stopped by new procedure in neuroradiology

• Bail set for suspect in attempted murder case

• Campaign helps students gain voice

• Enrollment in Bliss class impacted

• Fail-proof methods to secure a Valentine

• UCLA keeps cool in desert

• Survive Cupid's day in a stupor

• Community Briefs

• Talented UCLA runs deep

Thursday, Feb. 13

• Lavin thrown to hungry Wildcats in first game

• Booster shot elevates UCLA¹s performance in tou

• Race for Los Angeles mayorship gets under way

• Letters

• BRUIN UPDATE

• Community Briefs

• Vaughn proves he is 'so money'...

• Bruins give Scates 899th win, on lookout for 900

• Categorizing people by ethnicity, skin color only divides society

• Italian style touches Westwood

• New series offers UCLA a taste of Latin cinema

• It¹s not a bird, it¹s not a plane, it¹s not sup

• Cable access to UCLA sports still limited

• Eye in the sky

• Bruins slug away opposition

• A New Tune

• Entertainment industry only reflects society's violence

• Construction Corner

• A living legend

• W. HOOPS NOTES

• Bruins turn in solid performance in Hawaii

• Friends who turn lovers swim in deep water

Wednesday, Feb. 12

• Study shows number of uninsured Californians is rising due to cost

• Report says fewer minority students apply to UC campuses

• On-campus traffic hazardous to students

• Community Briefs

• Beyond Mexico

• Letters

• Voices power student government

• Lavin carries high hopes for UCLA

• One loss, one win equal No. 2 for UCLA

• Lavin hired as head coach

• Age-old Chinese healing art comes to the West

• Academy announces nominees for awards

• Lavin carries high hopes for UCLA

• A

• Rush to change Constitution overshadows lawmakers' real duties

• Bruins feeling bullish vs. Toreros in blowout win

• Sound Bites

Tuesday, Feb. 11

• letter head

• Sailing team on course for championship

• Crash Course

• Community Briefs

• Core classes needed to master literature

• Possible finalists revealed

• Distance learning unites campuses

• Partial reunion of New Edition leaves fans wanting more

• AAP hiring policy based on competence, not politics

• UCLA professor appointed to combat air pollution in California

• UCLA takes seven-game unbeaten streak to USD

• Greatest 50 players bring memories of NBA

• 'Hunting Humans' lands right off target

• Up for Grabs

• Playing the fool

• Crimewatch

• Loving my religion

• Student regent's role on board is being examined by committee

Monday, Feb. 10

• Baseball leads the Wolf Pack to slaughter in final three-game series

• Heralding the new year

• Regents disclose meeting with auditors

• Community Briefs

• Shooting for victory in Hawaii

• Bulldogs¹ bite sharper than their bark in double victory

• Stanford subdued by UCLA

• Band¹s personality appeals to listeners

• Cardinal makes the most of its home court advantage

• Aztecs, Tritons hit hard by Bruins

• Upper Cut

• Letters

• Bruins send five to Regional Challenge to redeem fall record

• Switching lanes in road to a career

• Clinton¹s proposal admirable, but broad

• Graduate student incorporates everyday life in latest theatrical production

• Discussion an effective tool in race relations

• Clinton grants $200 million to improve Œtechnol

Friday, Feb. 7

• CUstoms vary across the international dating scene

• Screen Scene

• Bruins hit glass ceiling vs. Cal

• English department curriculum reconsidered

• Cancer claims popular law professor at age 47

• THE NAKED TRUTH

• Student presidents call for resignation of Rege

• Community Briefs

• Stop, in the name of hugs!

• Test-taking Trickery

• UCLA¹s fortunes looking golden after blowout wi

• Innovative program links police and public

• Hockey team looking for respect

• Assessing the impact of social geography

• Sports Briefs

• Generation gap only adds to unique sound of band

• Harlem dance troupe performs as young cultural ambassadors

• Bruins ready themselves for dogfight in Fresno

Thursday, Feb. 6

• Ophthamology next profession to face serious Medicare cuts

• KLR Trio twists the traditional

• Facing disaster

• Scaling the rock

• Writing Programs' effectiveness questioned

• Researchers tackle little-studied area of treatments for children

• Exposing a day in the life of a beauty salon addict

• Ghost story 'Roses' performs life lessons

• Community Briefs

• U.S. trade embargo misses intended target

• Search for successor continues

• Bruins look for another victory vs. Bears

• Anything Goes

• UCLA gives up lead but not game

• Letters

• Bruins looking good in snow

• NBA veteran asks to go to championship-bound team

• UCLA expects tough competion from Cal

• Bruins enjoy rewards of recruitment

• A touch of Brazil in Hollywood

• Construction Corner

Wednesday, Feb. 5

• photo

• Bruins emerge victorious

• Jury finds Simpson liable

• Vice president presents grant for Royce Hall retrofitting.

• Don't neglect power of your voice

• Soundbites

• Jury finds Simpson liable

• sports briefs

• men's golf

• New face in Hollywood gives tips for success

• Teachers must be held accountable

• High prices, not Ackerman Union, responsible for death of village

• Cartoon

• OneCard would integrate various campus card systems

• Setting the stage for success

• At a loss for school spirit

• Success on and off the field

• Bruins defeat Waves in mediocre outing

• A test of willpower

• Think before you judge and criticize athletes

• Dialogue brought to life by gestures in Deaf West Theater's 'Saint Joan'

• Community Briefs

Tuesday, Feb. 4

• Worthwhile or worth money?

• Letters

• Endangered Species

• Date in court approaches for UCLA, Pepperdine

• Feeling right at home

• Inconsistency mars talented team

• Books fit for presidents

• sportsbriefs

• Community Briefs

• Bruins shut out Gaels in explosive doubleheader

• UCLA researchers find lesbians do have some risk of AIDS infection

• Crime Watch

• Student government evades checks, balances

• Intercampus effort brings play to stage

• 'Star Wars' exploits the blockbuster trend it started with latest comeback

• Fassbinder films featured at UCLA

• The band plays on

• 'All-star' games exhibit talents of spin docters, not athletes

• USAC undaunted despite low turnout at government forum

• Dorms to receive Fox Sports West 2

• Seventh-ranked Bruins prepare to break Waves

• Students First! places student needs last on agenda

Monday, Feb. 3

• Runnin¹ Rebels meet their match in Bruins

• Letters

• Bruins sweep away UNLV series as their just deserts

• Student regent nominee juggles grad school and single parenting

• Community Briefs

• Bruins triumph over Beavers

• Dollar earns appreciation from Bruins

• Bruins, fed up with losing, put their foot down, pummel hapless Beavers

• Carpe diem don¹t sacrifice living today for t

• Fishing for an example of a prequel that works

• As close as siblings or like distant enemies? Either way, roommates find that compromise is key.

• Briefs

• Dying village suffers from conspiracy

• 140 laid off in lieu of recast lab positions

• Bruin gymnasts defeat Louisiana, win sixth-straight invitational title

• A snowy Sunset Quad

• UCSB edges out UCLA in tight game

• Skirball Cultural Center celebrates Jewish experience

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