Story archive for March 1996

Monday, April 1

• One-man show traces one man's life

• Letters

• W. tennis headed for strong season finale

• Critics scrutinize admissions process

• Baseball defeats USC, Arizona in Six-Pac

• Regent Connerly faces brunt of student outrage

• M. tennis weathers stormy seas against Waves

• Wildcats snag revenge

• Voter concentrate on home fornt in primary

• Regents approve fee hike for theater, film, television school

• Gym falls off-balance in Pac-10 competition

• A little submissiveness never hurt anyone

• Dismantling the Dream Factory

• W. polo retrieves win from Aztec claws

• Pointing the finger at Jim Harrick

• Vegetarians voices beefs

• British band takes successful outing to United States

• Following track of Bruin's tears

• M. volleyball bounces back from break

• New Therapy group offers support to trauma survivors

• Board retains elected officials positions

• M. track places first against California and Kentucky despite injuries

Thursday, March 14

• M. hoops faces baptism by fire

• Regents to discuss admissions policy

• Fierce meet expected in track event

• Letters

• Netters plan to smash Trojans' hopes for upset

• Comm. Board needs vision

• Propositions must be rejected to maintain vital consumer rights

• W. hoops players receive honors

• UCLA officials back Proposition 203

• Study may predict AIDS development

• Performance acts as outlet for cultural expression

• UCLA surgeon infected 19 with hepatitis B, report says

• Spikers defeat Cougars

• No.1 Softball drenched in storm of success

• Roommate of murder victim faces charges

• Chancellor to receive, and lose bonuses upon departure

• It is never too late to return to the ones you love

• UCLA graduate student suspected of financial fraud, theft

• Undergraduate council reviewing constitution to clear up confusion

• $294 million awarded to medical center for repairs

• W. polo navigates rough waters ahead

• Vote to restructure Comm Board delayed

• Kris Johnson rebounds from back injury

• 'Heart' delivers message in modern dance

• 'Tarantella' dances its way to big screen

• Rain break nurses baseball back to health

• 'Headless' grips audience

• Swimmers tread water between trials, NCAAs

• Gymnastics defends championship title

• Absentee ballots increase students' voting access promote students to voice opinions

• W. tennis hopes to slice up 'SC

Monday, March 11

• Tackler gives competition a shot, wins championship

• UCLA officials predict houses will sell

• Complaint turns ugly over e-mail

• Men's volleyball to take on BYU

• Letters

• W. polo sails past five teams on way to nail-biter with Cal

• Battle of Arizonas ends with split for w. tennis

• Olympic trials bring out best in UCLA

• Baseball falls to Arizona twice, but salvages reputation in last game

• Walk-on vaults to front

• Same-sex couples take wedding vows seriously

• W. hoops ends season early in Washington

• The tournament started on a rocky note for the Bruins Friday.

• Actor pursues first love with 'Kiss' at Ahmanson

• Environmental courses in works

• A kinder,

• Comm. Board plan threatens independence

• Bruins slighted in NCAA tourney

• Down but not out, m.hoops secures victory

• UCLA joins Dream team at Playa Vista location

• Governments manipulate mind

• Eric Roberts jumps at chance to host 'Party'

• Irish band whips up success

• Night Powell provides study spot for die-hard students

• M. tennis defeats Arizona in close call

• Bruins take top spot, but players don't fare as well

Friday, March 8

• UCLA student qualifies for Olympic team

• Dollar's shot right on the money

• Technology comes to graduate association's rescue

• Symposium to discuss fresh perspectives on halitosis

• A 'Birdcage' in the theater...

• Portrayal of Pinhead warrants swollen head

• The heat is on in Arizona as m. tennis treks to dual match

• Memorial reflects on tragic deaths

• M. volleyball rides Waves to three 15-7 game wins

• W. tennis seeks redemption vs. Wildcats

• House proposes limiting immigration

• Forbes' tax fair for heirs, but closes door for poor

• Gymnasts hope to balance out scores

• No vacation in Florida for softball

• 'Uncivilized' violinist breaks classical traditions

• Under the needle

• Track, field athletes head to NCAA Indoors

• Committee preserves student membership

• Yellow brick road leads w. hoops to upset

• Irish band blends Gaelic, Scottish influences for folksy flair

• Complex Middle East situation generates misunderstanding

Thursday, March 7

• Creativity of Italian cinema bursts onto screen

• Second consecutive Pac-10 title in sight for Bruins as they look to pound Washington Huskies tonight

• Test can help predict if baby will get HIV from mother

• Swimmer plays water polo to spend more time in pool with water polo

• Meyer steps up to mound, finally

• Student conductor has all the Wright moves

• Performance group wanders from Bard originals

• Camera offers unique shot at bridging cultural gaps during travel

• Light from within

• Helping homeless a sticky business for Jewish groups

• Appeals court decides in favor of UCLA in wage, labor dispute

• Israeli immigration practices stir up debate

• Alexander, Lugar drop out of GOP campaign

• Mid-week stumbles plague baseball in loss to Gauchos

• 'Til

• Guitarist strikes chord with crowd

• Lazarus creates '24th Day' despite hectic rehearsals

• Exhibit celebrates Persian New Year

• M. volleyball to wade in high tide tonight

• Free parking ends for commencement ceremony attendees

• W. hoops hopes to send Huskies howling

• 'Angry white males' aim rage in wrong direction

• Abundance of new drug concerns officials

• Senior m. soccer players score big in pro drafting

• Playing in the spotlight

• Letters

Wednesday, March 6

• Replicants produce unique spin on cover-tune compilation

• Negative ads turns voters away from polls, study says

• UCLA swimmers stroke toward gold

• Empty sky overlooks violence on Israel

• Gym waits for seeds to sprout

• No. 1 Bruins bully 'Dogs

• Supplements increase in popularity despite criticisms

• Sexual problems rampant among UCLA students

• Film technology joins cutting edge

• Letters

• Arrests made in slaying of UCLA alumnus

• Bands join to perform musical medley

• W. tennis secures victory against the Tribe

• 'Frasier' co-star returns to L.A. stage

• Looking for success to spite history

• Madness hits Bruins as NCAA tourney nears

Tuesday, March 5

• Saying goodbye to a basketball tradition

• Students react to Mideast attacks

• St. Valentine: love doctor or knife-wielding horror?

• Service with a smile

• Rally shows regents students' strong will

• Setting the record straight on child abuse

• Hands-on project immerses students in wildlife training

• Exploring the Dark Side

• Netters set to tighten 'Dogs' collar

• Letters

• Wright stuff: Play traces author's life

• Sluggers share unique family histories

• Star aims to save planet with painted message

Monday, March 4

• 'Just Men' takes comic approach to serious issue

• Oregon sends off Bruin seniors with victory

• Renewed terrorism in Northern Ireland calls for negotiations

• Students go the distance in marathon

• Battle rages between good, evil teaching assistants

• UC Berkeley's student union mired in financial controversy

• Letters

• 'Bows fade as Bruins shine in huge victory

• W. tennis win washes away Pacific Tigers

• Bruins dust off Cal in sweep

• Track runs show at Drake Stadium

• Creature of tradition

• Bruin softball clinches top position in Invitational

• UCLA symposium addresses future of affirmative action

• Soundbites

• M. hoops shoot Ducks out of water

• High school seniors give UCLA a trial run

• Updated video games pack new, improved punch

• Director proves truth stranger than fiction

Friday, March 1

• Spikers hope to pass by Hawaii with flying colors

• Letters

• Inconsistency plagues No. 17 UCLA

• Rendition of Mozart opera gives lesson in great performance

• Baseball searches for golden opportunity to beat Cal

• CLARIFICATION

• Good To The Last Drop

• W. tennis set upon revenge against Tigers this afternoon

• W. hoops steals victory

• Softball looks to blast Buckeyes, Beavers at Easton

• 311's cosmic sound goes Universal

• Reconciling personal ideals, cultural identity

• Union decides to take strike vote in spring

• Pilipino Culture Night incorporates new style

• Taking it to the Max

• Sappy 'Up Close' ends predictably

• Police center opens in Westwood

• Schtum style defies soft pop image

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