Story archive for January 1998

Friday, Jan. 30

• Music strikes a major chord

• Arizona game will test Bruins' depth

• Raising Spirits

• Upcoming Bruin victory forseen by the numbers

• Huskies, Bruins in dogfight for third

• Band in motion

• Hoopster's game half full, not half empty

• Blazing shooting helps team upset Washington

• Tortilla Grill serves up favorites at friendly cost

• Unicamp strives to get their name out

• Professor minds his 'Manors'

• CALPIRG meeting informs possible recruits of issues

• Eye on success

• Speaksout

• Music strikes a major chord

• Screenscene

• Finance records under scrutiny

• Heeding the call of the web

• Waves end match washed up

• Ready

• Focus on issues, not scandal

• Major Decisions

• Bruins ready to dive into meets

• Pump up the bass to get a date, therapy

• Live music, comedy brings Westwood to life

Thursday, Jan. 29

• Here now

• Political correctness ineffective in society

• Big-budget flicks hurt industry

• Cafe Noir offers potluck of musical styles

• Stalwart Bruins stand by their man

• Baring truth behind McCoy fiasco would benefit to all

• A sea urchin hug

• Letters

• Bruins pursue Pepperdine on unbeaten path of battle

• Players look forward to trip to Hawaii after first victory

• The president's alleged misdeeds:

• Coach 'retools' breed of starting recruits

• Hawke has future 'Great Expectations'

• 'Dharma' lacks power to enlighten readers

• UCLA backed into Redd corner by outstanding Husky player

• Hey,

• Students First! accused of campaign fraud

• Bruins optimistic despite renovated lineup

• Residents complain about paying for lack of services

• Thumbs Up/Thumbs Down

• Updated Dickens focuses on youth

• Chinese New Year goes Hawaiian at Maui Beach Cafe

• Drinking is no laughing matter

• Delays likely in phase two of Kerckhoff's renovation

Wednesday, Jan. 28

• Law students perturbed as some had advantage on test

• Display reveals personal thoughts, experiences

• Rumors of re-suspension annoy McCoy

• USAC finance chair resigns; debates over motives arise

• St. John's what?

• Soundbites

• Poor publicity flaws allocation of funds

• Sports fans look to new year to end soap opera

• Memorabilia exhibition brings fans closer to the stars

• Community Briefs

• Breaking up is hard to do

• Sick capitalism: society profits from tragedies

• Right on track

• UCLA puts on poker face for tourney

• Health warnings going up in smoke

• Faculty urged to aid in fundraising

• Hearing voices

Tuesday, Jan. 27

• GE reform crucial for students to succeed in future

• Sports Illustrated Campus Fest offers mix of games, product samples

• Super Bowl signifies right time for over indulgence

• The loyalty oath

• A season for tears of joy, not of pain

• Letters

• Thumbs Up/Thumbs Down

• Many buildings still need renovation

• The UCLA inexperience: Ignorance is not bliss

• Firefighters hope to extinguish problems

• Stage

• Cross the color line through genetics

• Artists hit the S.T.A.G.E. to help AIDS charities

• Parallel career paths of actor, director converge to create hard-edged drama

• Asian currency depreciation causes problems paying tuition

• Community Briefs

Monday, Jan. 26

• Bruins beat Utah by overcoming injuries, but incur more

• Demonstrations useful instrument of change

• Disciplined Bruins leave Rebels without a cause

• Combining media central to theme of 'by-products'

• Body and soul

• Berkeley law students propose changes to Prop. 209

• Indian mascots perpetuate stereotypes

• Victory in Arizona balanced by team-building experience

• A&E Briefs

• Lawsuit against UCLA returns to court

• Deep bench helps Bruins come home with sweep

• Bruins sleepwalk through second half

• UCLA relying more on private funds as state sources dwindle

• Skid row visit shows students reality

• Soundbites

• Long Journey Home

• Bruins wave red flag in Toros' face

• Who is leading educational change

• Bruins smash losing record, prevail against Trojans, 68-64

• Aspiring artist experiences performance under pressure

• Don't let third-week make you blue: rhyme your way though

Friday, Jan. 23

• USC should know: 'UCLA owns L.A.'

• Teachers succeed in class, on road

• Bruins try to put Cardinals in red

• Rainforest Cafe in Vegas runs wild with tasty food

• Beauty and the beads

• Bruins bend over backwards for Nationals

• 'Gingerbread Man' is sweetly sinister

• Speaks Out

• UCLA faces tough task against UCSB

• General education at UCLA:

• Required courses take away choice

• Anderson School pays overlooked student fees

• Josephine, Joe: beware of Winnie the Pooh

• 'O captain, my captain!' - saluting rare teachers

• Blood center pleas for donors

• Chair resigns, citing 'corrupt' government

• UNLV, Bruins to compete with new lineups

• El Nino: Don't believe the hype

• Screenscene

• Competition tightens up for nation's No. 2 team

• Rookies will start in opener

• Students must rally behind diversity requirement proposal

• Pining for success

Thursday, Jan. 22

• Swimmer's actions speak louder than words

• Prioritize your Sunday: watch Super Bowl commercials

• Bruins sweep up Anteaters in first away singles match

• From acetylene to zinc, Beakman explains it all

• Fitness, not religion, opiate of 90s masses

• Bruins serve Anteaters a bagel

• Thunbs up/Thumbs down

• 'Sex, Drugs and Democracy' exposes Holland's alternative

• Meet documentarian in real life and through his movies

• Community Briefs

• Friends to Thien

• Health Center moves to new location

• Two guitar players strum their stuff

• A little moral outrage goes a long way toward change

• African American, Jewish leaders honored

• Ex-con Socrates ponders life in new Mosley novel

• Bilingual education needs renovation, not removal

• UCLA tars and feathers Trojans

• UC gives funds to increase racial diversity

Wednesday, Jan. 21

• Bruins look to crush Irvine

• Fresh out of stellar Pac-10 tourney, injury-ridden Bruins host Anteaters

• Film course utilizes personal experiences for instruction

• Men's issues not thoroughly addressed

• Letters

• MEChA upset over administrative changes

• Community Briefs

• A couple of wild and crazy guys

• Soundbites

• Bruins ready to face mixed-up Trojans

• Hat-thropology

• This town ain't big enough for both of us

• Program helps minorities gain access to math, science fields

• A & E Briefs

• Cutting ESL program will hurt students

• Martin Luther King Challenge features Southland high schools

• Department vote too close for comfort

• Teen angst

• Hooking beauty, brains not always fine fishing

• Super Bowl points out pro sports' inferiority

• 'Oscar and Lucinda' portrays no ordinary love story

Tuesday, Jan. 20

• After a long beginning as a high school band, Incubus is on the verge of hitting the big time

• Bruins vault into first place

Friday, Jan. 16

• Who'll draw more?

• Young talent featured at basketball tournament

• New professor shows fascination for life

• The soul above the self

• Experiencing Cafe Brasil promises escape from L.A. glamour

• Bruins to face off against tough pro alumni squad

• Bruins send invitation to rivals

• Education

• Hopeful Bruins look to break the Cardinal rule

• UCLA plans on cutting Trees down to size

• 'Bilingual education' ineffective

• New Life

• Who'll draw more?

• Things get ugly in narrow UCLA victory

• Boob tube has strong hold over viewers' minds

• Trial cluster class 'unsuccessful,' but still growing

• Bruins limber up in preparation for challenging season

• Speaks Out

• When it comes to shoddy schools, Californians misplace blame

• Bruins snatch victory from Bears

• Screenscene

• MEChA campaigns against ballot proposal

• Swiss neutrality during war in question

Thursday, Jan. 15

• Bruins confident they will instill cowardliness in Lions

• The code of culture

• Witty satire not without real-life cue

• Students catch a break

• A&E Briefs

• Lesser manifestations of good

• War between men, women can end here

• One less place for students to eat on the hill

• 'Plays Well With Others' lacking in passion, originality

• Bruins train hard, hold dreams of top 10

• 'I want to experience everything'

• Community Briefs

• Bruins kick off dual-match play by conquering San Diego State

• What to do about Shaq's feeble attack from the line

• Grammys earn back prestige by recognizing worthy artists

• Pfeffer's article fraught with misinformation

• Letters

• UCLA says no sweat to Cal match

• 'Moonshine Over America': How an economics major becomes a major player

Tuesday, Jan. 13

• Chiapas massacre fuels rally

• Where there's a will, there's Williams

• Daniel Inlender

• ASUCLA optimistic about on-line sales

• Most wanted museum

• Stepahnie Pfeffer

• 'Half Baked' delivers a peek into pot smoker culture

• Mark Shapiro

• Latinos drawn to party of progressive reform

• Survey reveals new attitudes of freshmen

• 'Women With Men' explores the colder side of relationships

• Bruins all over the Rainbows

Monday, Jan. 12

• Men's Basketball Notebook

• A fairy-tale ending

• Proposed Turkish studies chair voted down

• Media's hateful rhetoric stems from abuse of First Amendment

• Soundbites

• Under my thumb

• Kevin Costner delivers his thoughts on lengthy movies

• Letters

• TV generation: one woman exposes her own obsession

• Horey predicts pantless future for UCLA

• Dallas extends an hospitable arm to Bruins

• UCLA introduces environmentally friendly campus shuttle buses

• No monkeying around on McCarther Court

• Unholy nights

• Expected sinker 'Titanic' floats at the box office

• Help should be for those who need it, not for a racial group

• Hicks relishes return to Texas

• A&E Briefs

• Football Briefs

• Last-second heroics avert upset

• Bruins pull off 10th straight victory

• Community Briefs

• Men's soccer clinches title with wins over Indiana, Clemson

© 2007 ASUCLA Student Media