Story archive for May 1997

Friday, May 30

• Olympic gymnast Chow makes impact on all Americans

• Slanging it up

• New French cinema featured in L.A. courtesy of Laemmle

• UCLA to offer English minor to students Fall Quarter

• Perhaps the kind judge will grant a delay

• Charisma, stage antics make Prodigy sparkle

• Another Trip to Barrytown

• UCLA wades into too deep waters

• Two students remembered at service

• Proposed bylaw would stabilize student groups' budgets

• Hurricane warning

• Asian-American movement continues living on

• SCREENSCENE

• Record-breaking Bruin offense still on the ball in postseason

• Falling up

Thursday, May 29

• Bruins left pondering what might have been

• South Campus evacuated again by chemical spill

• Minorities gaining access to psychological services

• Head of the class

• Bruin Update

• Sports Briefs

• Speaks Out

• Students aim for better conditions

• Executions gaining favor

• Versatile folk-punk singer releases double live album

• More than money

• Packwood passes Henderson to win cycling championship

• Peploe weaves 'Magic' in Mexican period piece

• Don't discount Dollar out of NBA yet

• Crimewatch

• Track Notes

• Brewin' off campus

• Criminalization of marijuana use out of step with state, people's rights

• What good is English?

• SAGE causes traffic jam to gain awareness

• Inexperience, youth to blame for Bruins' poor performance

• Volunteering a fulfilling way to give back to community

• Imagination alive in '2.5 minutes'

• Trial date set for suit to dismiss regents' decision

• Breaking the limit

Wednesday, May 28

• Prayer has been, is, will always be voluntary

• Five ZBT members take hiatus from busy lives through band

• Bruins qualify for first time in four years

• Social currents drowned disco

• Nitric acid spill forces South Campus evacuations

• Soundbites

• Traveling on golden Rhodes

• Researchers develop potential treatment for juvenile diabetes

• Meandering down path of sports

• Weighting for 'perfection'

• Homeless drifting onto UCLA look for shelter, not trouble

• Letters

• Bruins topple Pac-10 competition

• Quest for team title runs out of steam in Seattle

• Bruin Update

• The fate of heroes

• 'Reinvention' of science fails both women, intellectualism

• Professors, chancellor praise funding system

• Out of the shadows

• Apathy shouldn't be part of college life

• Seniors explore, display individuality in festival

Tuesday, May 27

• Bruins, Adams shed 'failure' label

• Stir It Up..

• Deficit too great for Bruins to overcome

• Burns takes diminished postseason role with aplomb

• Briefs

• OH!-MAHA

• Rowdy bands set to storm campus

• Russo redefines motherhood with role in upcoming 'Buddy'

• Diversity requirement needed at UCLA

• Meeting an audience that puts 'fanatic' back in fan

• Preachy politics only strengthen queers' resolve

• Bruin Update

• Why society equates 'homeless' with 'worthless'

• Fraternity gives kids boost

• Disregard for ethics, abuse of law must be eradicated

• BRUIN CHOICE AWARDS

• BRUIN CHOICE AWARDS

• SAGE, university assess impact of picket lines

• Bruins plow through competition to reach World Series

• Unmerciful End

• Bruins exit NCAAs early; unseeded player sweeps titles

Friday, May 23

• Students First! prepares next term's agenda for council

• Tsilas sheds light on Balkan unrest

• Mixed results in Oklahoma

• UCLA in NCAA doubles trouble

• Bruins hope to run conference streak to six

• Surfing the world

• Bruins rally through second round

• Mixed results in Oklahoma

• UCLA kicks off fund-raising program with ambitious goals in sight

• New plans support diversity in policies

• LETTERS

• 'Visas and Virtue' delivers heroism in compact form

• Soap opera-style segments bring 'Taboo's' black humor into spotlight

• Persueded

• Spectral analysis

• Bruins look to capture title at Pac-10 Championships

• SCREENSCENE

• Bruins hope to bark Wildcats up tree in next NCAA round

Thursday, May 22

• Speaks Out

• Bruins switch to individual play in NCAA championships

• Letters

• Nothing more to prove

• Bruins move another step closer toward clinching championship

• Religion and politics

• Sports Briefs

• Diversity of law school admissions plunges

• Fine arts students 'Journey' into humanity's basic needs

• Religion and politics

• Bruins to confront Harvard Crimson

• Strike opens with general support

• Bulldogs' loss amplified by graduation of key players

• Athletic success of Woods can't mend society's race problems

• President-elect intends to continue, improve programs

• World beat

• Construction over summer aims to revitalize village

• Group with community's needs in mind premiers play filled with compassion

• Religion and politics

• Almost to Omaha

• Religion and politics

• Real Bruins

• It's an all-California affair in Oklahoma

• Lifting kegs, not weights, is the way to go!

• Bruin Update

Wednesday, May 21

• Bruin discus throwers hope for strong winds

• Bulldogging his way to the top

• Richards' stand-up savvy goes on 'Trial' in premiere lead role

• Election tactics create discord, apathy among student body

• UCLA hopes for greater success in singles, doubles events

• Getting rich quick may be easier and more fun than you think

• Making of a miralce

• Bringing history to life

• Social outlets make large campus feel more intimate

• Retiring Dean Prager gets high marks

• Having a blast, Indian style

• Bruins begin walk down fairway

• Soundbites

• Letters

• Wind ensemble to give spring concert

• Bruin women fall short of net

• Price of beauty will not pay for degree

• Student questions security in residence halls

• Stanford takes home championship

• Interaction fund to get $100,000-a-year bailout

• Rock Love turns tide of music journalism

• Bruin Update

Tuesday, May 20

• Goldstein's lineup change for NCAA spurs controversy

• Bruin Update

• A look at what's in store for Bruins next year

• UCLA students participate in computer encryption contest

• Column misses point of women's studies program

• Walk out slated to begin Wednesday

• Samahang's silver celebration

• Bruins collared by Bulldogs

• Drama buried by poor acting

• Lively crowds provide dynamic support to UCLA despite losses

• Bruins collared by Bulldogs

• Students receive degrees in commencement program

• No impending disasters threaten freedom-loving Americans

• Bulldogs, Cardinal set for showdown

• Lapu, the Coyote that Cares nurtures voices of Asian Americans

• Two Lambda Chi members drown

• Crimewatch

• Knicks need lesson in self control

• Despite team's loss, individual Bruins fare well in NCAA play

• Bruins take No. 1 seed for Midwest regional

• To Towell

• Breaking boundaries

• Black cinema suffering from creative regression

Monday, May 19

• Royce gala gears toward $1.2 billion campaign

• Regents silence proposal with system's machinery

• New board members allowed to vote

• Bruin tennis still waiting to meet their match

• World Series hopes saved at last minute

• State, UCLA officials honor Gonda facility at ceremony

• Lending a hand

• Bruin Update

• For repression not refreshment...Coke is it

• Cadillac Cafe to host event inspired by 'Bewitched' cookbook

• SAGE strikes for rights against corporate UCs

• Ad snafu dramatizes need for change

• Women's conference meets at Ackerman

• Tuatara pushes rock's envelope

• The Road to Success

• Longhorns trample UCLA in quarterfinals

• UCLA community greets Carnesale, honors Young

• Bruin tennis still waiting to meet their match

• Inconsistent play, 6th place still win trip to NCAA championships

• Soundbites

• Despite depth, talent in SEC, Pac-10 dominates nation

Friday, May 16

• Absence makes the heart grow fonder

• Few merchants picket to protest newly expanded Ackerman Union

• Alban Berg Quartet concert commemorates Schubert's birth

• Bruins' championship campaign runs through bayou

• Their day has come

• Latest installment of series focuses on bilingual education

• Students First! secures majority in runoff

• Survey shows mixed reactions to increased ASUCLA fee

• Donor-bias admissions proposal deferred

• Life Movements

• Unrealistic black comedy 'Commandments' no movie of biblical proportions

• Try socialism again for the first time

• Deciphering attraction

• Ongoing retrospective series spotlights lesser-known Italian filmmaker

• UCLA sends Volunteers home

• Try socialism again for the first time

Thursday, May 15

• Causing a racket

• Letters

• Second Nature

• Bruin Update

• Lewitzky Company to deliver farewell performance

• Small major lets students affect world in big way

• Valued ethnic, gender classes help students attain access

• Postseason drought

• Regents visit UCLA after long absence

• Tuatara's eclectic jams form organized chaos

• SAGE prepares walkout for union recognition

• Bruins hope home-court will be advantageous

• Bruins must master their inconstancy

• Men's, women's crew aim for Pac-10 championships

• Exceeding expectations

• What to do when life kicks you as you're down

• Myths, truths of college life undergo comedic spin

• Speaks Out

• The un-civil war

• Critique of program unfounded

• Jones' coaching women's team is step to prove league is serious

• Crafting confidence

• Breakin' it down

Wednesday, May 14

• Professor wins struggle for gender pay equality

• Don't Call It A Comeback...

• Crude campaigns mar elections

• On-line ballot needed to open USAC elections to more voters

• Short Changed?

• One-man show celebrates American heroes

• Bruins bow out with loss to CSUN

• Pitino payday

• Student creates device with host of possibilities for heart research

• Several questions remain unanswered in wake of playoff loss

• Letters

• Briefs

• Students First!, Access Coalition to face off

• Communism comes to life in musical production

• Soundbites

• Running down a dream

• Pilot food discount program needs student support

• Bruin Update

• Sandwich stand offers student-friendly fare

• Judicial Board refuses to formally hear petition

Tuesday, May 13

• Bruin Update

• Feature Photo

• 'Addiction' drains savings but adds joy to life

• Q&A with Jason Alexander

• Medical Center employee dies in UCLA Emergency Room

• Proposal aims to stop back-door admissions

• Men's, women's squads turn in solid performances at invitational

• Former candidates share their reactions

• The end is near...

• Support equality with SAGE strike

• Bruins look to end stellar season with win against CSUN

• Crimewatch

• Letters to the Editor

• Socialism blocks path of progress

• Chemical Addiction

• Ill, disabled children invited to become Convomaniacs

• Bruins prepare for championships

• Unbelievable

• UC to settle sex bias case

• Bruins prepare for championships

Monday, May 12

• Stanford avoids sweep to steal lead in six-Pac

• Bruins ninth in West Regional, earn berth in championships

• 'Bleak House' marathon reading reaps in success

• UCLA pitching overpowers Arizona State in doubleheader

• Bruins race to personal victories at Occidental Invitational

• Variety of unusual works featured in Asian festival

• Letters

• Phish's bassist brings same free-flowing style to stories

• Champions, again

• Bruins return again as Collegiate Champions

• Soundbites

• Weekend meets yield records for No. 1 UCLA

• Confronting, not avoiding issue of sex

• Mother's Day magnifies loving memories, regrets

• Racing for a cure

• Students First! accused of illegal campaigning

• Child's Play

• Bruin Update

• Seeking an identity in the United States

Friday, May 9

• No. 1 Bruins plan to stay above water

• Travelling the world for peace, sovereignty

• Phenomenon

• 'Dames & Dicks' explores appeal of film noir style

• Women's studies major fails to give competitive edge

• 'Experiments' only mask abuse

• Pianist masters language of music

• Victors see win as vindication of this year's USAC policies

• Two meets more effective than one for Bruin squad

• Community Briefs

• SCREENSCENE

• New light focused on controversial USAC ad

• Students First! surges

• LETTERS

• Offspring smash their way to fans' hearts at Palladium

• Coming out of Nowhere

• Bruins divide up talent in upcoming invitationals

• A mother-daughter bond to baseball

• Phenomenon

• UCLA needs win over the Cardinal to enter playoffs

• No other like mother

• Year spent in Italy makes profound impression upon student's memory

Thursday, May 8

• Misplaced priorities, unethical behavior cover sports world with veil of shame

• Success on and off the field

• Diverse slates draw specific constituents

• Hypocrisy honored by degree

• Want me to fly you to Vegas?

• The art of dominance

• High-caliber students comprise incoming class

• Letters

• Remarkable conductor leads UCLA flutists

• Construction Corner

• Is cheating the only way to get ahead in society?

• Students fear future education as merger comes to close

• Meyers finds pain, mortality are necessary, natural parts of comedy

• UCLA not fazed by ninth-place finish in Pac-10 Championships

• Mitchell named LAUSD adviser

• Students First! ad raises eyebrows, accusations

• Rebuttals

• Leading the way

• Athlete's fight for equality transcended baseball

• Saying farewell to a genuine role model

• Enjoying the ride

• The things they do

• Postseason may still be in reach

• Bruin Update

• Lutefisk adds an extra 'fisk' for their fans in live shows

• The 'Ugly' makes its appearance at UCLA

Wednesday, May 7

• External Vice President

• Title hopes fall down a notch

• Soundbites

• Cultural Affairs Commission

• Academic Affairs

• NCAA forces UCLA softball to pay price for violations

• Facilities Commissioner

• So long, Super Mario

• Bruin Updates

• New Bruin Card to provide various expanded services

• Rock convention provides opportunity for big break

• Student Welfare

• Candidate rebuttal statements

• Daily Bruin endorsements

• President

• General Representatives

• Guitar quartet to debut UCLA composer's piece

• Marathon puts 'fun' in fund raising

• Celebrating Afrikan Visions

• 'Schlemiel the First' to premiere at Geffen Playhouse

• Candidates muddy waters during debate

• Bruins set to dominate next year with recruits, returning starters

• Internal Vice President

• Candidates, platforms stress diversity, service

• Community Service

• Spanning the globe

• Playoff plans cancelled

Tuesday, May 6

• Bruin Update

• Vote for Horey equals vote against The Man

• Internal vice presidential candidates outline goals

• Filmmakers betray original Caped Crusader

• Students First! provides leadership backed by experience

• Loss to Waves doesn't dampen Bruin spirit

• Starving to be heard

• Logistical snafus turn Sweet performance sour

• Zionist principles can drive healing process

• Candlelight vigil honors genocide victims

• Council releases grad election results

• Self-driven

• Bruins look to avenge loss against Long Beach State

• West offers acting advice to students

• Harrick signed by Rhode Island

• Promise held by boys in blue rapidly fading in eyes of fan

• Crimewatch

• The Odyssey returns

Monday, May 5

• Living with Terrorism

• Stanford defeats UCLA: 15-7, 15-10, 9-15, 6-15, 15-13

• Vujcic gets big break with 'Broken English'

• Packaging Paradise

• External vice presidency up for grabs

• Letters

• Administration, faculty debate merits of new funding system

• Experts discuss peace in Middle East

• Soundbites

• Bruins continue long winning streak against Trojans

• Sensationalism of broadcast journalism not worst scenario

• Ready or not, Pepperdine is Bruin bait prior to NCAA's

• Bruins dominate USC, BYU, finish off unbeaten season

• Bruin Update

• UCLA's lost match

• Talley awarded prize for academic excellence in research

• Proposal aims to integrate ethnic studies

• Volunteering doesn't change system problems

• Kerckhoff display shines spotlight on child abuse

• Bruins seeded No. 1 in NCAA Men's Tennis Championships

• Celebration of spirit and culture

• UCLA's lost match

• UCLA Dental School lays off staff, shuts down laboratories

• 'Ellen,' black comedy have strange links

• Community Briefs

• Bruins, Cardinal go neck-and-neck for Six-Pac

• Young team garners experience for Pac-10 Championships

• Stanford defeats UCLA: 15-7, 15-10, 9-15, 6-15, 15-13

• Hershey likely to give way to parking, offices

Friday, May 2

• SCREENSCENE

• Voodoo Glow Skulls bring 'Baile De Los Locos' to eager fans

• WorldFest '97 seeks to promote multi-cultural appreciation

• Lions hear Bruins roar

• Kicking and screaming

• 'Picnic and Concert' combines story, song and fun

• Graduates need not be frightened by world outside UCLA

• Jekyll and Hyde haunt offense

• Student groups need university patronage to survive

• Bruins look to run streak to 19

• Women's track hopes to sprint past USC, BYU in triple meet

• Answering life's most difficult questions

• 'Ellen' lead character 'comes out' to viewers

• Bruins must sweep Bears to vie for conference title

• Lions hear Bruins roar

• Student campaigns get off to brisk start

• Shaping the Silver Screen

• Students market regional advertising win

• SCREENSCENE II

Thursday, May 1

• Bruins ready for crucial game

• Robinson's major league success a triumph for baseball history

• Letters

• Sports Briefs

• Tenure troubles, low pay drive off UCLA faculty

• Construction Corner

• Soundbites

• Latest Aussie film showcases Judy Davis' many talents

• The Usual Success

• Community Briefs

• Brown's passionate imagination carries her success over lifetime

• Still Dancing

• Interest in childhood development on the increase

• Artist explores myths, emotions behind girls' ripening sexuality

• Powell attracts its millionth 'guest'

• Pressure is on for Lavin, Davis to win championship next year

• Bruins look to take out the Dawgs

• Life in the fast lane

• Wearing your identity on your sleeve

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