Story archive for October 1998

Friday, Oct. 30

• Pioneer filmmakers display revolutionary techniques

• Conference condemn U.S. for past, present imperialism

• Regent's budget banks on passage of Prop. 1A

• Recent Assaults Target Women

• Hard Wood

• Don't stand by your man

• UCLA, Indiana go head-to-head

• 'Boys' Life' examines men, relationships

• UCLA to defend Pac-10 soccer title

• Speaks Out

• Trick And Treat

• Community Briefs

• Team regroups to snap losing streak vs. USC

• Bruins vie for No. 1 spot against Cardinal

• Italian opera "Falstaff" comes home after 16 years

• School bond-measure up for vote

• Bruins guard undefeated conference record, rank

• Bruins powered up for massacre of Stanford

• A Night of Screams

• Catholic Church paves paths on life's journey

• No flying broomsticks for these present-day witches

• Trinity gives UCLA campus taste of true Irish tradition

• Author explores thriving vampire culture

• Judaism solves challenges through religious, cultural awareness

• Long-ill L.A. county sheriff Sherman Block dies at 74

Thursday, Oct. 29

• Cohen explains new security role

• Community mobilizes in fight against breast cancer

• UCLA Archive celebrates life, creative work of director

• Genetics department gets new home

• Silent thunder

• System rewards regurgitation, not imagination

• Porter bumps team record to top

• A & E Briefs

• Absence of TV makes memories fonder

• Letters

• Web site links buyers, obscure tunes

• Water Boy Contest

• Intense, skilled practices foretell exciting season

• Bruins not dampened by drab finish

• Ragged peasants inherit master's riches in movie

• kellycohn, two deck head here at 32 points

• Inspired idea lets magic of Shakespeare vanish into thin air

• Faculty walkout reveals UC's undemocratic governing system

• Athletes should stay in school before relying on false dreams

• Drag troupe renders show in typical blood-curdling horror

• All

• Before this crowded forum

Wednesday, Oct. 28

• Based on policies, Boxer best bet in Washington

• Sound Bites

• Destiny's Child

• 'Three's Company' cast confides conflicts

• Malone turns radio host in midst of long NBA lockout

• Stayed Tuned

• Cake

• Elizabeth I's saga continues tonight at Borders

• Prevention campaign targets frats

• Experience of Davis key strength

• NCAA status nears for women's varsity teams

• Community Briefs

• Regents expand outreach plan to increase number of admissions

• Incarcerated young teens wreak impressive 'Havoc'

• Coalition wants admissions statistics on all minorities

• Student Judicial Board out for justices

Tuesday, Oct. 27

• Show celebrates songs of Sondheim

• Poet sums up election issues

• Thumbs up,Thumbs down

• Cartoon hero will release anticipated second album

• Providing another chance to Lovett

• Lack of English skills wastes time, money

• PJ Harvey gives high-energy concert at Wiltern

• From yards to miles: no.1 Mark Hauser awaits NCAAs

• Jackson focuses on racial, religious issues

• Your major's what?

• Water polo team quenches thirst for victory up north

• Beavers, Ducks no match for Bruins during sweep

• Future lawyers learn idealism

• Virtual-reality simulator benefits patients

• LAPD investigation under way after body of student found in local park

• Crimewatch

Monday, Oct. 26

• By assisting others, you're ultimately helping yourself

• Measure ensures the best get educated

• Students set to battle hate crimes

• On-campus herding cramps Bruin breathing space, style

• Miles from typical stereotypes

• Sex in public not lewd - just a mood

• Los Angeles County Museum of Art hosts showing of works by Picasso

• Football Notebook

• Volunteers play piano music to soothe patients, doctors

• Comedienne Liberty tells how to heal hurt through hatred

• Sound Bites

• Sweet 16

• Letters

• Living space, treatment inadequate for residents

• Soccer seniors leave squad in grand fashion

• Weighing in

• Outside vendors enhance on-campus dining

• Kudos to losers who play hard in competitions

• Movie shows Holocaust's lighter side

• Fatboy spins wicked beats at Mayan

• Many positions up for grabs in November

• Bruin game tactics stop Cal in tracks

• Community Briefs

Friday, Oct. 23

• Community Briefs

• UCLA looks to expand win streak

• Speaks Out

• Casinos beneficial to reservations

• Jackson speaks out on diversity

• Bruins tries to avoid letdown after two emotional victories

• Abusive partners not worth keeping

• UCLA cornerback solid as a Roques

• Miscommunication leads to relationship problems

• Night creature seeks refuge from daylight's malicious glare

• Society, culture must stop objectifying women's roles

• Team tries to stay afloat against Bears, Cardinal

• Canadian foes give Bruins preseason practice

• Letters

• Baseball tryouts

• 'Unofficial' side of UCLA history revealed with political tour

• Herr apparent

• Online courses now more accessible, acceptable

• Korean studies center receives donation

• Cracker concert crumbles fans' composure

• Students have chance to influence governmental policy

• UCLA fights to remain on top

• Skilled secondary forgoes personal glory to aid team

• UCLA tightens security after equipment thefts

• Cheer up

• Screen Scene

• UCLA endowments not immune from market woes

• Bruins hope to rebound from season's second loss

Thursday, Oct. 22

• Lungren trails in tight race for governor

• Farmer cultivates priorities

• Visibility first step to nurture acceptance of homosexuality

• Davis rallies support by going moderate

• Faculty members organize walkout

• Tyson deserves to return to ring, to revitalize his tarnished image

• Fright Light Laserium brightens dark night

• Movie magic casts spell over park guests

• Proposition 5 may decide future of Indian gaming

• Duncan's team goals on the ball

• Community Briefs

• Welcome to UCLA, Sucker!

• UCLA student honored with screenwriting award

• Shadow puppets battle good vs. evil in Royce Hall

• Aiding others does more harm than good

• Indian sovereignty challenged by state in past

• W. Soccer Notebook

• Exploring California's education

• UC Berkeley students, professors join protest

• Provocative display focuses on victims of hate crimes

• Bruins hold their own in off-season

• Knott's Scary Farm produces terror

• Crowded race for lieutenant governor

• Revival of Shakespeare plays with supernatural

• Bruins putt-putt into sixth-place finish

Wednesday, Oct. 21

• Drift beyond Westwood for coffee worth quaffing

• Bruin Diaries

• Before Dodgers get back on top they must find new manager

• Community Briefs

• Propositions question legality of traps, horse meat

• Rest rooms site of reports on lewd conduct

• Sisters, wacky perverts attempt to find meaning behind happiness

• Walkout tohelp faculty protest Regents' policies

• Candidates lock horns in race for attorney general

• Letters

• Student groups seek to improve social conditions

• Man on a mission

• Women's Volleyball Notebook

• Pac-10 Notebook

• Board to hire technology supervisor

• Soundbites

• The proof is in the putting

• DeShaun Foster sidelined by injured knee

• Confining stereotypes refuse to die

Tuesday, Oct. 20

• Football notebook

• Puritanism's vestiges haunt U.S.

• Slam dunk root of all evil for NBA players

• Bruins fall to Titans, top Irvine

• Tarantula's bite leads to birth of culture, music

• Community Briefs

• For goodness' sake

• ASUCLA follows path to solvency

• Southern California art meets modern dancing

• Bruins extend winning steak at home

• Thumbs up/Thumbs down

• Dream a little dream

• Letters

• Crimewatch

• Regents aim to simplify transfer process

• Social injustice in system hurts America's image

• Bond propositions could bring local improvements

• Briefs

• Curtain calls

• Network policies hurt learning, crush rights

• Martin's mousecapades

Monday, Oct. 19

• Critics ignore true causes of hate

• Bruins rebound from Cal loss with intense Cardinal defeat

• Females control love's crusade to a science

• Swimmers, divers overpower opposition

• Football Notebook

• Professors prepare protest to revive affirmative action

• No such thing as 'right to an education'

• With talented bands, show deserves name 'Best of San Francisco'

• Bruins sail over Ducks with 41-38 win

• Offering a Helping Hanf

• Satiate carnivorous needs at Mo' Better Meatty-Meat Burgers

• OK, go ahead, blame the white man

• Soundbites

• Team heat

• Jimmy Eat World outgrows high school gigs, enjoys newfound fame

• Community Briefs

• Bruin alumni run for Congress

• Team wins Arizona Invitational

• Dedication, heart drives players to win game

• Oregon turnovers spell victory for UCLA

• Campaign UCLA nears 7-year goal

• UCLA demands notice in Pac-10

• Letters

Friday, Oct. 16

• UCLA running for respect at Arizona State tourney

• UCLA travels up to Nor Cal to vie for top team ranking

• Stigma of Greek system decreases involvement

• Proposition 8 fuels controversy over education system

• Bruins prepare to blast Ducks out of the water

• Community Briefs

• Bruins rally from behind to win

• Kris Farris scares opposing defenses

• Strong offensive line stands on shoulders of solid giants

• Head of their class

• Only sports fans can appreciate what satellite TV technology offers

• Coaches think Bruins will finish No. 1

• It's all Greek to me

• Coming Out Week ends in memory of Shepard

• Å’Dragon' pokes fun at stereotypes

• Frats, sororities reshape image

• Need for sense of belonging counteracts societal labeling

• Fund will be used to establish program on American culture, offer fellowships, speaker series

• Ticket scalpers subject to arrest in Pasadena

• Regents prepare proposal to increase UC's funds

• All work, no pay makes intern mad

• Screen Scene

• Speaks Out

• Women's soccer ready to make, break history records

Thursday, Oct. 15

• College Briefs

• ASUCLA looks to expand its commercial ventures

• Community Briefs

• AIDS falls on list of top killers but transmission rates stay high

• You've got to have

• Administration questions USAC spending

• 'Lonely Hearts' hopes young will learn to love live plays

• Program exposes participants to diversity of Japan

• I put a spell on you

• Fabric of sweatshop life, toil explored in drama

• W. Soccer Briefs

• Letters

• Nobel Prize recipient to be honored

• Bland 'Bad Manners' invites annoyance, boredom

• Give it a shot, women's sports an appealing alternative

• Director hand-delivers family drama

• Real learning means looking past race

• Quiet dignity

• ACME's cool sounds anything but generic

• Bruin article lacks respect for McNown's renown

• A&E Briefs

• Give students condoms instead of runaround

• 18 simple facts prove America remains No. 1

• Bar none

• Bruins must cheer team till turn blue

Wednesday, Oct. 14

• Actors go nude for opportunity to make it in show business

• Gay rights activist continues fight for justice

• School away from home

• Steep prices for course materials create demand for booklending

• Community Briefs

• Insipid 'Martini and Olive' tastes of stale '70s spoof

• Program unresponsive to student needs

• Soundbites

• Bruin Diary

• Don't blame white man for your troubles

• Ugly myths of coach grossly unfounded

• Pac-10 Notebook

• Balancing Sommer endeavors

• Cooking peas

• Bruins snuff out Sun Devils, redeem loss to Wildcats

• Strenuous swim piques hunger for life

• Activists should pursue concrete changes in law

Tuesday, Oct. 13

• Ombuds staff willing, waiting to end conflict

• New Age movie deserves credit for stunning effects

• Survival of the wildest

• Musings from an inebriated state

• Crimewatch

• Prop. 9 may decrease energy costs

• Scoring threats lead to victory

• Blue Hawaiians' concert showcases smooth sound

• High-tech toys

• Return of the Hurricanes: Miami contest rescheduled

• Letters

• Thumbs up/ Thumbs down

• Milk represents pinnacle of commercialism

• Professor wins Nobel Prize in medicine

• UCLA's cross country team finishes strong at invitational

• Notebook

• Bob Toledo may become next 'Wizard of Westwood'

• Women's cross country team takes victory

• Blame aimed at power structure, not individuals

Monday, Oct. 12

• SAGE threatens administration with strike

• 'To whom it may concern...'

• Students accumulate larger debts from credit cards obtained at on-campus tables

• Soundbites

• Living in the abstract

• Hardcore fans make voyage to tell Arizona fans to slow their roll

• Decline in voting rate for youths worries groups

• Goalkeeper blocks Stanford from win

• State prioritizes prisons over education

• Men's team wins Northwest, women finish 17th at Bama

• Bruins stay undefeated in MPSF with shutout against California

• Punk band excites audience, proves what rock is all about

• Construction completed on UCLA's new Gonda center

• Letters

• Be true to self, open with others

• Passage of Prop. 10 would raise funds through increased smoking tax

• UCLA wins despite McNone

• Big second-half gives Bruins win

• Bowles hits stride at UCLA

• European vision of America not pretty

• 'Holy Man' wholly unwatchable

Friday, Oct. 9

• Heading into Pac-10 play, UCLA on top of standings

• The gray area

• MTV's popular 'Real World' series in search of cast in Westwood

• New tailbone replacement enables patient to walk again

• Prestigious meet includes Bruin teams for first time

• Update

• Letters

• First female chief of vascular surgery takes helm

• Maine meet key to UCLA's championship aspirations

• Speaks Out

• Kronos Quartet brings Grammy winning sound to UCLA

• Idealism requires just too much energy

• New, improved Wildcats await Bruins

• Coming soon: MTV will host 'Real World' VanderZanden

• Forget animal house

• Sobriety in old fraternity house

• Anderson mismanages resources

• Team aims to extend impressive winning streak

• Lewinsky affair not reason enough for impeachment

• Community briefs

• Media offer quick answer to complex questions of morality, law

Thursday, Oct. 8

• Truth overlooked in larger-than-life story

• Attorney to join new 'Law and Order' season

• Twisted, hapless tales better left in campfire

• Groups fear for student safety with high influx of freshmen

• To the beat of a different rap

• Rocco allows diners to revel, relish, relax

• Race for Wooden Award begins

• We didn't start fire (government did)

• Freeway fury

• UCLA looks to make purchasing easier

• Community Briefs

• 'Ronin' star proves skills on international level

• Don't be afraid to challenge, condemn faith, its stereotypes

• Choreographer Morris brings troupe to UCLA

• A&E Briefs

• Unearthing Horace's secret

• Aloha spirit

• Cross Country Briefs

• Coming Out Week a pivotal time for many

• Letters

• Protest chalks up discussion of Prop. 209

• People ignore real reasons Clinton should be impeached

Wednesday, Oct. 7

• Production's outdoor scenery can't rival talent of actors

• Classic rock aids souls of those born under a bad sign

• Bruin players team up with kids in hospital

• Flying Into the Past

• Soundbites

• Journalists lose sight of real duty

• UC reaches out to worst high schools

• Same-sex couples should have equal recognition

• Indian gaming raises questions

• Letters

• Voices from the East

• University endowments take big losses

• Lewis suspended from football team

• 'Googly moogly' cannot begin to describe past week

• Admitting bias first step to curing phobia

• Community Briefs

• Football Briefs

Tuesday, Oct. 6

• Crimewatch

• Break away from societal labeling

• USC students football tickets

• Home court helps USC outplay UCLA

• Women's soccer notebook

• Football notebook

• Scouring the Net will be faster, easier

• Player's strike put behind baseball after great season

• Clinton should be treated like normal citizen, sent to prison

• Reel

• Innovative style highlights show as Soul Coughing rocks the Palace

• Number of parking citations decreases

• Okinawans fight for end to US occupation

• Francesca Block's unique prose captures hearts

• Thumbs up, thumbs down

• Hardworking defense does job right

• Runners display right stuff for the 'A' team

• Curtain Calls

• Communitybriefs

• Consolidating loans helps students breathe easier

• Distorted devotion

• Organizations turn to council for funding

Monday, Oct. 5

• Lost in a dream

• UCLA uses running game t beat WSU

• Media, society perpetuate stereotypical view of Islam

• UCLA uses running game to beat WSU

• Soundbites

• Men's water polo team wins tight game with Pepperdine

• Book lines disappear with one click

• Letters

• Caffe Paradiso authenticates home-style Italian cuisine

• Greek system seeks members

• Colorless green ideas sleep furiously

• Massive Attack subdues, satiates ravenous audience

• Shortage hampers UCLA Med

• Bruins finally scare off Lions in suspenseful double overtime

• Legend Bradley passes away

• Community Briefs

• Improvisational troupe can still pull off winner

• If Clinton cared, he'd step down

• Most dedicated Bruin athletes aren't football, basketball stars

Friday, Oct. 2

• Bruins battle Waves in year's first home game

• Top UC administrators receive pay raise

• UCLA archive series honors versatile, little-known actor

• Bruin Lores

• Letters

• Political leaders persecute president for personal gain

• Brilliant defense, strong offense should carry UCLA soccer squad

• Twelve athletes to be inducted into UCLA's Hall of Fame

• Killing My Lobster crawls to L.A.

• UCLA defies laws of universe

• September Concert Reviews

• A little redemption

• Community Briefs

• Lewis, team to retaliate against last year's decisive loss to WSU

• Past UCLA athletes still in spotlight

• Professors seek change in policy with walkout

• College Briefs

• UCLA ready to sprint for win after lagging in past meet

• Young Bruin team's cohesion settles in

• Screen Scene

• Much ado about nothing

• Lingerie thief continues to pilfer from apartments

• Society OKs violence in 'Titanic' but blushes at nudity in film

• A bicycle. Built for view

• Officers tow seven cars on Veteran

• Overcrowding result of high demand for more housing

• Crowded quarters can be bearable

• Bruins face off against Cougars in heated Pac-10 season opener

• Speaks Out

• Bruins seek pre-Pac-10 boost

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