Story archive for June 1998

Monday, June 29

• Disorientation adjusts students to UCLA life

• Summer sporting events

• Introduction to UCLA must start with course in Bruin athletics

• Speaks Out

• Proposition 209 damages diversity

• Dorm, sweet dorm

• Break away from Westwood

• Vice chancellor, dean to take on new challenge at Getty Trust

• Connerly questions ethnic studies

• The best of the west

• Center Stage

• Family torn by tragedy, revolution

• Long distance doesn't matter

• Without doubt UCLA has best college sports legacy in U.S.

• You heard it first

• Take our word for it, UCLA is full of exciting, interesting opportunities

• Sale of dialysis unit raises concerns

• Law school names new dean

• Movie studios wage war for summer dollars

• Housing, recreationhit by overcrowding

• Gleaning from campus events as essential as book learning

• Throw out your razor...

• Endless summer not enough time to enjoy hoard of tours, concerts

Monday, June 15

• Time at The Bruin provides experience for life

• J.R. Henderson

• Paper functions as social scene, advisor, teacher

• Through it all, friends have made it great

• Kris Johnson

• Careful scheduling makes graduating in three years easy

• In the last four years of Bruin sports, what's your most memorable moment?

• Does this headline grab you? If so, read on ...

• Life at UCLA isn't so bad

• Ode to Daily Bruin Sports

• Life beyond UCLA walls doesn't look promising

• Mebrahton Keflezighi

• Tinseltown meets UCLA campus in Westwood

• Graduates have many ways to celebrate

• What was your most memorable experience at UCLA?

• Shaun Williams

• Tom Bailey

• Championship remains memorable

• Grad school offers new challenges

• The Bruin provides means for investigating the world

• Getting out in four years not just a dream

• Westwood Plaza, Cooperage concerts lose appeal to students

• Dedicated staff workshard for readers like you

• Opinions, biases must be pushed aside to succeed

• Never-ending construction continues

• -30- Columns

• Wide variety of L.A. venues attracts many kinds of shows

• Years in cubicle teaches lessons of outside world

• Passionate sounds from Schoenberg permeate campus

• Major decision awaits every Bruin

• Current job market looks promising to graduating seniors

• Internet use among universities rockets

• Difficult to say goodbye

• We need to analyze what we are doing

• Eric Byrnes

• Transfer students struggle to acclimate to UCLA

• Bruin full of pressure, good and bad

• UCLA preps students for real world

• Timeline

• There are many places like home

• Changing UCLA fads of past several years fuel senior nostalgia

• Art draws kids into community

• Demands for diversity must continue

• B-ball interviews bring journalism career full circle

• Nicole Payne

• Bruins find highs, lows in four fun years

• Brighter future reliant on hope

• CDs encase memories of four years with friends

• Lookback

• Kara Milling

• Viewpoint Special Feature

• From grungeto ska, music has turned to pure fluff

• Suzy Powell

• Graduation takes new spin

• Hollywood blockbusters are like a box of chococlates

Thursday, June 11

• Before Forever

• 'X-Files' to intrigue faithful without alienating non-fans

• Teens can't hardly wait for life after graduation

• Billing system requires more study before being changed

• Year in Review

• Screen Scene

• Festival shows something for all

• Billing system requires more study before being changed

• May Gad(zuric) save the Bruin team

• Student needs miracle at marrow drive

• As planned, team gets mission accomplished

• Performers hope to receive rave review from audience

• Community Briefs

• Photo Essay

• Festival '98 encourages students to act up all over campus

• Students bid farewell to 'Cunningham Pedagogy'

• Protect our right to protest

• Soccer, America. America, soccer. Now, we can let the games begin

• A Room with a View

• Year in Review

Monday, June 8

• Aesthetic alternative

• Animals give unexpected insights by presenting 'Circle of Life' ideas

• Period piece avoids traps by using modern themes

• Call of duty

• Getting freaky-deaky on campus

• Jaywalker requires six officers for capture

• Soundbites

• Fighting for India's pride

• Creative forces, social criticism intertwine at student exhibit

• Teaching science class simple for Mr. Wizard (of Westwood)

• Runners surprise with edge-of-seat races

• 'Broadway Damage' tunes movie musical

• Outreach program puts children on center stage

• Community Briefs

• Surgeon General addresses grads

• Fraternity under fire for denying membership to minority pledge

• No ceremony, conference or 'just kidding' - but thanks

• Students searching for adventures study abroad

• Planting a dream

• Shock of artist's unexpected death cushioned by beautiful legacy

• Longhorns charge Bruins, steal crown

• Film develops themes of love, photography

Friday, June 5

• Transvestites add spice to dinner

• After successful season, future looks bright for young Bruins

• tunting growt

• Bruins second after day two of meet

• Smallwood pleads innocent in drunken driving accident

• Healthy Families fall short on estimates

• Bruins soar ahead with early lead

• Misunderstood remarks show tension on campus

• Corridos and controversy

• Madd Phat lingo wobbs experts, helps keep fans from goin' loopy

• Speaks Out

• Student leaders fail to fight racist purge

• SAGE votes to strike in fall

• Bruins win Everything of the Year honors

• Letters

• Screenscene

• Hundreds unite to take back night

• Government shouldn't regulate morality

• The future of Westwood

• Stunting growth

• You, too, can be adventurous at home

Thursday, June 4

• Open primary results in high voter turnout

• Difficult women are easy to find

• Track briefs

• the royce sit-in

• picture of the governor candidate

• picture of hurdler

• pic of the player selected

• scene from the movie

• Team no longer skating on thin ice, thanks to NHL star coach

• Activism of present parallels past

• Multimedia work reflects activist's love of art, life

• Budget surplus should fund education

• Sports briefs

• people playing in xcape

• Contest!

• Respectful protestors support community

• Community Briefs

• picture of one of the tutors

• UC scrutinizes relationship of faculty, industry

Wednesday, June 3

• Soundbites

• Student-run graduations see fees rise

• Lessons learned from a Bruin for life

• Pakistan buckles under pressure to build nuclear bombs

• Despite history, female directors take spotlight on silver screen

• Top players fear onset of debated Prop. 401k

• No one beats Al Scates on court, in rankings

• Driven by memory

• Bar exam scores drop for all California, UCLA

• Bruins to race for top finish

• Dangerous beauty

• Fountain of Sonic Youth heals dying grunge rock

• Science Files

• Community Briefs

• Letters

• Lungren, Davis set to run

• It's full steam ahead for UCLA's athletes

• Student association projects $813,000 loss for next year

• Voters voice opinions on propositions

Tuesday, June 2

• Freedom City offers forum for education, dialogue

• Enigmatic black, white drawings entice viewers to draw their own conclusions

• Student business leader suggests improvements

• Students ponder point of life

• Propositions

• Purported trade of star pitcher brings Dodgers pennant hopes

• T-shirts embody personal pain, display society's 'dirty laundry'

• Widespread Vibes

• New open primary system expected to spur voter turnout

• Community Briefs

• Spice Girl breakup creates void not likely to be filled for minutes

• Costumed players duke it out in Battle Royal

• Four candidates follow similar tracks in gubernatorial race

• Stellar Sampras

• Apartment life can be a drag if you always have to move

• Checchi makes campus visit, voices concerns on education

• Race to graduate sometimes just fastest track to nowhere

• Crime Watch

• Davis best candidate for gubernatorial race

• Baseball Notebook

Monday, June 1

• Your mission: to seek out new life and to boldly go to Westwood

• Congress amends education bill to diminish student debt

• Poorman's playlist shifts to music's underground

• California candidates vie for congressional seats

• Adventerous little Asian girl

• Community Briefs

• Caffeine high

• Village business owner ends his crusade against ASUCLA

• Killer kids

• Letters

• Running Rebels attack UCLA, emerge with championship

• Bruin trio beaten out of round of 16

• Beloved voices gone with loss of Hartman

• USAC passes torch to new council members

• Thumbs up / Thumbs down

• Debate appraises Prop. 227

• Soundbites

• Rev up for a virtual ride

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