Story archive for April 1997

Thursday, May 1

• Bruins look to take out the Dawgs

• Artist explores myths, emotions behind girls' ripening sexuality

• Powell attracts its millionth 'guest'

• Construction Corner

• Brown's passionate imagination carries her success over lifetime

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

• Tenure troubles, low pay drive off UCLA faculty

• Wearing your identity on your sleeve

• Life in the fast lane

• Letters

• Interest in childhood development on the increase

• Still Dancing

• Soundbites

• The Usual Success

• Sports Briefs

• Latest Aussie film showcases Judy Davis' many talents

• Community Briefs

• Bruins ready for crucial game

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

Wednesday, April 30

• Bruins begin battle for another title

• Digital murals depict Estrada Courts' history

• USAC errors must be addressed

• UCLA's comeback effort falls short against Cal State Fullerton

• The Orb travels deep into universe of experimentation

• Government faceless in eyes of students

• Moselle's serving prowess key to success in playoffs

• Quick hitter set to serve up his second NCAA championship

• Number of LAUSD grads enrolling at UCs declines

• Student-athletes: Should they stay or should they go now?

• 'Firm foundation,' spirituality are keys to success of nation

• Standing out

• Harsh reality lies under Peru

• Soundbites

• Hostage-holding terrorists deserve little sympathy

• 'Breakdown' lets actor Russell confront his own fear

• Bruin Update

• Student-athletes: Should they stay or should they go now?

• Cartoon

• Holding the reins

• Pop

• Administration considers per-course fees

Tuesday, April 29

• Community Briefs

• Zionist ideology equal to colonialist expansionism

• USAC governed by want to aid students

• 'Beer Busts' let business students, companies mingle

• 'Pittsburgh' robbers come to West Coast

• UCLA lands the Baron

• Bruins seek redemption for last weekend's losses

• Childhood interest in special effects fuels kids' movie

• Propaganda distorts Jewish beliefs

• Now Hear This...

• Conspiracy theory doesn't match up to reality

• Incredibly true stories of news gone awry

• L.A.'s wounds slowly healing

• Bruin Update

• Crimewatch

• Sighting his own goals

• UCLA lands the Baron

• UCLA No. 1 -just ask Sports Illustrated

• Village Center project's revised plan boasts more retail areas

• Letters

• Bruins awarded at-large berth, head to Final Four

• 'Wannabe' rock stars find fame on top-10 lame list

• A piece of Serenity

Monday, April 28

• Cummunity Briefs

• Administration must stop building boom

• Bruins save face with victory against USC

• Pop star's book renders vivid images of suffering

• Singer/songwriter's melodic style spills success for band

• Victory just usual business for UCLA

• Letters

• Singing Night Away

• UCLA road trip turns into sweep of shutout OSU, Ducks

• Bruin Update

• Roebling blockbuster attracts 500 students

• Soundbites

• Professor earns honorary degree from Khazar University

• True artistic talent lies unheeded

• Bruins swept off their feet

• UCLA, Stanford continue fierce rivalry in Pac-10 Championships

• UCLA, Stanford continue fierce rivalry in Pac-10 Championships

• Pondering mysteries of that most fundamental of rooms

• Your community is calling for your help

• Apolitically

• Bruins smell scent of victory

• Bills would stop public colleges from increasing student fees

• MEChA hosts forum for students

Friday, April 25

• Bruins' conference title hopes rest on outcome of Oregon road trip

• Daily Bruin names editor in chief

• Beauty looks demonically ugly in this beholder's eyes

• SPORTS BRIEFS

• Judicial process threatened by loss of 4 members

• Author Olsen gives reading to benefit women's studies center

• Armenians hope to educate, ensure remembrance

• Women's track to defend title

• Opening your mind to pleasure

• Students protest against animal research at UCLA

• 'Chemical' with good effects

• Bruins look to dominate Cal-Nevada Championship

• This jock jams

• SCREENSCENE

• Community Briefs

• LETTERS

• Bruins outgun Gauchos

• A personal sacrifice

• Mightier than ever

Thursday, April 24

• Dance group to bring eclectic show to UCLA

• Earthquakes may be impossible to predict due to their complexity

• Less than No. 1 not enough

• Music of the Day

• Campus recovering after book festival

• A Bruin for all seasons

• The Dynamic Duo

• Focus on training, not winning, made champs

• No Regrets

• Heche erupts in first leading role

• Genocide's facts lost in political alliance-making

• 1997 NCAA Champions

• Bruins kick back as Pac-10 championship draws near

• Retribution would only deepen empty feelings

• Past injustices have lesson for everyone to learn

• Daily Bruin Online: Page 2

• Women merit equality in sports

• International community must recognize wrongs

• A place of their own

• UCLA claws its way to third place in Pac-10 tourney

• Community Briefs

• Shakespeare group offers new rendition of 'Macbeth'

• Students sing their hearts out at annual spring event

• Proposal turns public Greystone into international meeting center

• Construction Corner

• Hemp Fest inhales students

Wednesday, April 23

• Notes and Letters

• Soundbites

• Computer software opens door to sophisticated sets

• A concern for humanity

• L.A. youngsters write plays, supervise their production

• Pow-wow features traditional song, dance

• Vibrant memorial honors professor

• Rudolph shines the way for Bruin success

• Proposition 209 blocked by federal review lawsuit

• Glaus' home run breaks tie, school record books

• In interest of 'feminism,' service group's downfall looms

• Life in the NBA

• USAC candidates announce campaign platforms

• Injuries, youthful sprinters pose complications for UCLA

• Bruin Update

• Group's sparkle separates it from rest of the rock pack

• Big tobacco lights up for lawsuit immunity

• Improv studio performers burst into stand-up scene

Tuesday, April 22

• Case claims UC hospitals defraud patients

• 'Years of Oppression' exhibit angers Jewish community

• Focusing on what counts

• GSA elections

• GSA elections

• Men's volleyball notes

• Dismal turnout focus of election concerns

• End of school is start of confusion for many seniors

• The Mane Event

• Columnist makes history with 'Dear Skinny'

• CrimeWatch

• ESPN's Mel Kiper lacks experience but adds humor to draft process

• GSA elections

• The French connection

• Laying down dance-floor law

• Toreros hope to take advantage of weaknesses in Bruins' season

• Carribean jazz group breaks stereotypes

• GSA elections

Monday, April 21

• The Pages of Childhood

• Bruins tame Tigers en route to easy playoff victory

• Fee increase supports student services

• Sports Briefs

• Letters

• Perfect landing

• UCLA takes 2 step forward, two back on Arizona road trip

• Perfect landing

• New construction draws complaints from sections of UCLA community

• UCLA slides into tie for first with Stanford

• Bruins finish season with split matches

• Paxton works behind the camera in 'Traveller'

• Bruin Update

• Bruins capture national title for first time in school history

• Graduate students begin campaigns

• Exhibit brings Armenian massacre of 1915 to light

• UCLA men, women scale great heights at Mt. SAC

• Anti-Semitism rears ugly head with attacks on Israel

• Carnesale visits UCLA campus

• Bruins can't quench Stanford's firepower

• So many books, so little time

• Soundbites

• Critical Mass

Friday, April 18

• Groups rally in Meyerhoff for more aid to students

• A real page turner

• BRIEFS

• Community Briefs

• Kings of the road

• Bruins travel to Arizona for desert showdown

• Community voices anger over proposed dorm expansion

• Generating community roots

• Careers will be shaped when NFL Draft arrives

• Track heads to Mt. SAC Relays this weekend

• Battle for Six-Pac title begins tonight

• UCLA prepares to face Pacific in first round playoff match

• Free speech, even when unpleasant, must be protected

• New millennium will transport some computers back to 1900

• 'American Chestnut' tree bears bumper crop of social issues

• LETTERS

• Bruins prepare to avenge earlier losses to Stanford

• Donning the mask of illusion

• Stayin' Alive

• Endorsement creates discord

• Bruins prepare to avenge earlier losses to Stanford

• SCREENSCENE

Thursday, April 17

• Performer bridges various genres in collaborative effort

• Glimpse of future in legend's beginnings

• A good read

• Cartoon

• Researchers battle manufacturer

• Bruins duel with Wildcats for World Series seedings

• Pablo Neruda's poetry inspires eclectic exhibit

• UCLA's last dance

• Professional sports neglected when debating racial issues

• The good, the bad and the ugly events in sports

• Playing

• Club Corner

• Just say off: Confessions of an ex-TV addict

• Scholarships, campus tours are main devices for recruitment

• Coalition presents Village Commons plan

• All in a day's work

• Bruin Update

• Finding influences for 'Time's most influential'

• Let's face reality

• UCLA's

Wednesday, April 16

• An Ounce Of Prevention

• A Menacing Cloud Shadows Humanity

• 'Eight Heads in a Duffel Bag' brings comic side of Pesci into view

• Realizing impact of African Student Union

• UCLA aims to land highest spot

• Bruin Update

• Soundbites

• Live out your fantasies through baseball

• Lohmann head

• 'Pigboy' pokes clean fun at comedian's country life

• Flirting

• Election Board receives two new staff members

• Black Nationalism promotes concept of racial solidarity

• Girl succumbs to heart disease at UCLA Med Center

• Going The Distance

• Doctors pinpoint cause of dementia

• Key Stanford win puts UCLA squad atop competition

• Bruins ready for playoffs after finishing off Anteaters

Tuesday, April 15

• Bruins manage to pull out wins when postseason play on the line

• Bringing Russian folk heritage to U.S.

• Bruin Update

• Student groups meet to discuss common issues

• Spiked with passion

• Letters to the Editor

• Don't blame the fans for bands' failures

• Even golf's greatest can't hold this Tiger back at the Masters

• Actors sing, dance down memory lane in 'Grease'

• Fruit of their labor

• Assembly seeks to ban new fee

• Thanks to Robinson, a new fan is born

• Free testing for Tay-Sachs gene given at UCLA all this week

• Score one for humanity

• The Immortal Woman

Monday, April 14

• Leadershipof Bernstein aided teacher, union relations

• UCLA staves off Bears' championship run

• Bruin Update

• Percussion Ensemble varies rhythms

• Bruins finish off USC, UNLV

• UCLA dominates through team effort

• Bruins manage to post one win in doubleheader against Huskies

• Farm workers rally for social justice

• Students should appreciate, play sport of soccer

• Trojans double over from losses

• ASUCLA heads operate without a body

• Soundbites

• Canning hunger

• KLA returns to airwaves after two-year hiatus

• Letters

• Community Briefs

• Clinging on to beauty's sands of time

• Wildcats battered into ground in three-game sweep

• UCLA dominates through team effort

• Bruins get edge over Gauchos

• Living with the Past

• Community Briefs

• Komeda serves up sassy show

Friday, April 11

• Three basketball recruits commit to UCLA with letters of intent

• Bruins' season winds down at home

• Playing out a life-long dream

• Injury-wracked Bruins face Wildcats

• Screenscene

• 'Matching' links med students to their futures

• Study examines impact of college rankings

• Sports Briefs

• Muslim groups work to clear misconceptions

• Matadors' cape can't hold back Bruins' charge in 3-0 sweep

• Community Briefs

• Forum offers support, advice to student groups

• The vote is in...

• Laboratory layoffs under review

• Bruins' season winds down at home

• UCLA prepares for dogfight on the road

• Bruin Update

• Unions must democratize our economy

• 'Grosse Point' right on comedic target

• Capturing a Tragedy

• Working toward nirvana

• Death penalty obscures justice

Thursday, April 10

• Bruin Update

• College athletics must emphasize integrity, not the power of money

• From the heart

• Homeless children found to be lacking education

• Bruin, Matador rematch won't be same old story

• Singled out now, hopeful for future

• Third time's the charm

• Tonight's game to decide season

• Cranes' Roxy performance presents musical talent that speaks volumes

• View today in uncommon way

• French screenings abound in style

• Bruins creep back to pounce on Cal

• Pitching relief cause of Bruin headache

• Teaching assistants balance helping students with own studies

• Q&A

• Class equips students to affect education

• Consistently Kim

Wednesday, April 9

• What's happening in the wide world of sports

• Ginsberg went against the grain

• Reparations needed to eliminate discrimination

• Restructuring of ethnic studies programs demands a student voice

• Measure 8 passes; city charter to be rewritten

• 'Cinearabic' explores diversity, presents Arab cinematic history

• Riordan re-elected in 2-to-1 landslide

• Truth about U.S. atrocities in South Korea must be exposed

• Bruins reign in struggle with Ducks

• In a league of her own

• Letters

• Slaying the giant

• Bruin Update

• Klezmer groups borrow from past, play to future

• Election Feature Photos

• Community Briefs

• Riordan re-elected in 2-to-1 landslide

• Prop. 209 upheld by appeals court

• Soundbites

• Young team weathers heavy competition

Tuesday, April 8

• Community Briefs

• Bruin Sports Update

• Student-voter turnout expected to be low

• Educational system beginning to realize need for integration of managed care

• Bruin OnLine now testing new Internet server for UCLA

• Crimewatch

• Students must work together for reform

• Non-conference game to provide break

• Measuring up to new standards

• Energy is the word in production of hit musical 'Grease!'

• Rigorous inquiry should guide thought, not pseudoscience

• Students First! faces challengers

• Government must support education

• Sports Briefs

• Letters

• Count on 'Crows' to deliver upbeat concert

• Big-league ball misses point in J. Robinson remembrance

• Bruins turn in bumpy season

• Show hopes to tune community into organ history

• As the rest of Los Angeles also prepares to go to the polls, we asked UCLA students, "Who are you vo

• Community Briefs

• Not just treading water

• hello

• More Than Myth

Monday, April 7

• Community Briefs

• W. gymnastics looks forward to NCAA in Florida

• SPORTS BRIEFS

• Sun Devils win wild one; capture three-game series

• Teachers union leader struck, killed while crossing street

• Making the proper decisions for Los Angeles

• Citizens should draft charter

• Taking a look at incumbent candidates in city offices

• Punk, Pimps live up to hype in concert

• Charter reform goes to polls

• Hayden is best choice for mayor

• Tax increase will sponsor public school improvement

• U.S., Agassi vanquish the Netherlands in Davis Cup quarterfinals

• Sophomores pool strengths, win three weekend games

• Bruins split Bay Area contest

• Bruins break the Waves with win

• Poor stick work, errors lead UCLA to defeat at hands of Wildcats

• REVENGE is SERVED

• Soundbites

• Extension course reveals secrets of making it big in Hollywood

• Distinctly Ink

• Imaging techniques provide breakthrough for surgery

• UCLA struggles to overcome injuries

• Coming home to Samahang

• UCLA emerges victorious in Disney Collegiate Invitational

Friday, April 4

• Buildings, human rights on shaky soil in Watson

• Bruins hope to scorch Sun Devils, continue conference win streak

• Momentum vaults Bruins to NCAAs

• Restrictions on guidelines for funding slackene

• No love lost as No. 1 UCLA faces Stanford

• Dylan¹s Wallflowers anything but boring

• Eight-year-old awaiting heart transplant slips

• Bruins seek redemption in rematch with Waves

• Bruins heading to Magic Kingdom

• Bruins savor recent win, look to lasso Mustangs

• UC Regents approve student union fee hike

• Riordan holds large lead in mayoral race

• Remembering a long-lost relationship

• UCLA hopes to continue strong play in Arizona

• Humor of ŒLove¹ cannot rescue lackluster plot

• Filling bubbles just isn¹t enough

Thursday, April 3

• UCLA women take home hard-earned honors, wins

• Bruins must stay focused down stretch

• Ageism paradox remains intangible mystery

• Hollywood outsider releases feature despite obstacles

• Through their eyes

• Community Briefs

• The Real Bruins

• Revolution can make society¹s hopes for future realities of today

• Internet makes big screen debut

• Documentary celebrates farmers' triumphs

• Bruins lose stars but continue to aim high

• UCDC campus looking for new place to call home

• Construction Corner

• Analyst's financial tie to Stanford raises concern

• Pro soccer has the potential to be major league success

• Q&A with the Daily Bruin

• Bruins trample Loyola Marymount

• Neither trumpets nor drums, plenty of style

Wednesday, April 2

• Powerful Bruins scare competition out of the water

• Community Briefs

• Local Better Bodies Gym denied permit

• Researchers map the human brain in pilot study

• Stereotypes fuel attacks on hip-hop

• March Madness puts spotlight on excitement of college hoops

• Waves erode two-run UCLA lead in ninth

• Estep¹s shock novel creates minimal spark for r

• No.1 Bruins looking to tame Lions

• Sleep does a body good

• Soundbites

• Young, Carnesale consider teaching slots

• Rovera Revealed

• Letters and Science counseling helps students choose major

• Two parties can't address full spectrum of ideologies

• Roubanova brings personality, wins to UCLA

• Halle Berry trades tears for laughs in ŒBAPS¹ r

Tuesday, April 1

• Parking enforcement takes law into its own hands

• Community Briefs

• Bruin swimmers emerge proud at NCAA finals

• Wildcats stop Kentucky from repeating as NCAA champs

• Bruins rack up personal bests in San Diego, Palo Alto meets

• Twice the heart

• UCLA hopes new international center will attract more foreign students

• Simpsons CD reprises best musical moments of series

• Hop on the Lavin Express for ride of your life

• Crime Watch

• Erasure returns after 5-year hiatus

• Oh the places you'll go

• No catastrophes face director

• The Outsiders

• UC clerks seek union switch

• Lavin, team win fans¹ hearts

• Toeing the fine line between art and bull

• Tech wave tries to wash away books

• Cartoon

• Senior left fielder Heinrichs born to be a Bruin

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