Story archive for January 1997

Friday, Jan. 31

• Ducks, Beavers next tests for Bruins

• Director, cast and orchestra join forces to bring new life to rarely seen opera

• Westwood health club seeks exemption from zoning plan

• Youth arrested after standoff

• A self-preservationist¹s guide to relationships

• Bruins look forward to digging grave for Gaucho

• Question your knowledge before judging others¹

• Gymnasts host UCLA Invitational

• Community Briefs

• Standing Out

• Student needs the focus of campaign

• Search within to increase value of faith

• Oregon ducks UCLA¹s attack

Thursday, Jan. 30

• UCLA feeling bullish after win vs. Matadors

• Pitching on the ball in Bruins' doubleheader wins over Lions

• A Different Beat

• Seizing successful future demands sacrificing t

• Playing a universal tune

• Back to school

• UC admissions process receives poopsition from lawmakers

• KLA returns with focus on professionalism

• Bring your thoughts to USAC

• Fresh faces rejuvenate w. lacross team

• Law students take to the stage in musical

• Community Briefs

• Member defends USAC against unsound attacks

• Women's basketball notes

• Halftime show hyperbowle causes viewsers to tune out

• Speech contest honors spirit of Martin Luther King Jr.

• Bruins to face struggling Ducks

• UCLA outlines plan for new hospital

• Comics pay tribute to legendary writer

• Construction Corner

Wednesday, Jan. 29

• Do it for the kids

• Finding gay gene won¹t lead to holocaust of hom

• Providing for the nation¹s welfare not easy

• cartoon

• Bruin team swinging strong

• Sports briefs

• Rain leaves men rusty

• Japan¹s Œheartbeat¹ echoes in L.A.

• Team¹s smallest player gives biggest boost

• Spiking volleyball to new heights

• Hospital sued for civil rights violations

• Peanut Gallery

• Community Briefs

• Men's hoops notes

• Black Voices returns to UCLA a cappella

• Soundbites

Tuesday, Jan. 28

• Community Briefs

• UCLA needs a team leader for when game under pressure

• Hockey team cracks, but fails to break Cal's zone

• Taino chooses to return

• Say hello to great songs, comedy and interaction

• Shattering the glass ceiling

• Baseball Notes

• Fighting Depression from Within

• Tricky trades slow beats for dark, caustic sound

• Store cited for selling alcohol to minors

• Back to Basics

• Letters

• Judicial Board needs objectivity

Monday, Jan. 27

• Fine performances can¹t save UCLA from Sun Devils

• Bruin fans deserve local sports coverage

• Community Briefs

• UCLA aces first dual match, sends Cougars whimpering

• Bruins rain out Hawaii's parade, mop up entire series

• Casting directors offer insight and new perspective for aspiring actors

• Ex-official sentenced for UCLA theft

• What they don¹t say about UCLA at orientation

• Time for student officials to take out the trash

• Best-kept British secret James comes full circle with latest

• Computer store lags behind UCLA Store¹s overall increased revenue

• Students advocate cancer awareness by forming new club

• Poor logistical planning sets up Penn State loss

• Symposium tackles health care issues

• Misconceptions about Christianity come from failure to live out faith

• UCLA deflated in final minute

• Bruins let ball (and game) slip through their fingers

• Making the grade

Friday, Jan. 24

• Regents select Healthnet as new benefits provid

• Bruins take on USC in hopes of getting back on track

• SHA program serves up good health for students

• Campus police reorganize

• Community Briefs

• UCLA to battle No. 6 Louisville

• Just Desserts

• Of 'biggies', bug bites and last-brownie sacrifice

• Lacrosse full of talent, thirsting for redemption

• Craig Woodson arts and crafts his own sound

• Bruins on target against USC

• Bruin Update

• Local merchant sets facts straight

• Screen Scene

• Proposed mall in direct violation of law, harmful to revitalization

• University of California pressed to keep its rein on laboratories

• Accomplished student adds to list of achievements

Thursday, Jan. 23

• License to Kill

• Construction Corner

• Gaining knowledge and power to make your own choices

• Young Bruin team hopes to make a racket on the

• License to Kill

• Bruins must contend with new, improved Trojans

• 'Deeyenda' e-mail virus proves to be an empty threat

• Faith can move you through life experiences

• Westwood: Cool college town it is not

• Tutorial program caught under fire

• Attenborough is still in love with director's chair

• Fox launches new network to cover all L.A. sports teams

• Standardized exams necessary in college admission

• Young Bruin team hopes to make a racket on the court

• UCLA men¹s volleyball team dominates the ¹90s

• Community Briefs

• Going the distance

• Community patron believes in 'sharing,' upbeat attitude

• Speaking from experience

• Whirling Dervishes to spin into sold-out show

• Ghost of Westwood past must be raised

• Rose Cafe offers escape for the Westwood-weary

• Students question quality, value of food

• Vietnamese Student Union supports USAC's purpose

Wednesday, Jan. 22

• Uncovering the origins of Beavis and Butt-head

• 'Restaurant quality' sought at Rieber's new dining hall

• Ordinance gaurantees better wages

• Film school offers alternative to master¹s

• Northern Lights gives budding artists opportuniy to shine andimaginationon UCLA's walls

• Three chase suspects identified

• soundbites

• Men¹s basketball team deserves students¹ support

• Past and present Bruins have a ball at annual game

• Cartoon

• Crucial Decisions

• You may think we suck but at least we¹re doing it right

• Community Briefs

• Bruins slide into second

• Blood Lust Betrayal

• UCLA gymnasts victorious against 11th-ranked St

• Voters - that's us - must put government under spotlight

• MEN'S HOOPS NOTES

• Bruins slide into second

• USAC to drop use of ŒStudents First!¹ logo

• UCLA students pay increasing prices for declining quality

• USAC¹s judge-and-jury tactics should be hung

Tuesday, Jan. 21

• Jackass give tips for inspiring columns

• 'We want Baron!' echoes through Pauley Pavilion

• Reviving political and social relations

• UCLA's past and presnt hit it off at alumni game

• 'We want Baron!' echoes through Pauley Pavilion

• Scholarship Resource Center helps students locate funds

• Community Briefs

• Uncaged Wildcats take bite out of Bruins

• Increase in tuition approved by Regents

• Alumna Reed brngs fight for contraceptive rights to stage

• In the swing of things

• Matthau: expressing his beliefs on the big screen

• Funding, storage biggest research blocks, survey finds

• Perched atop the Pac-10

• Strug and UCLA women gymnasts make great pairing

• Battle over legal prescription of medical marijuana still raging

• Melodrama almost a dead-and-gone genre

• Kobara contributes to learning THEN and now

• A dive toward a Pac-10 victory

• Village plan a step in the right direction

• Redemptive win comes versus Lone Star rivals

Friday, Jan. 17

• Community Briefs

• Hoops tourney to be hosted at Pauley

• Arizona¹s strong offense powered by perimeter

• Canada's new wave arrives at Melnitz

• Stronger convictions lead to finer society

• Screen Scene

• Suppressing changes in language limits conversation

• Wooden lends ASUCLA a hand

• 'Beverly Hills Ninja' follows actor's physical comedy trend

• Letters

• Bruins give Devils their due

• Merchants decry competition from ASUCLA

• On-line applications streamline paperwork

• Rugby ready to make a comeback to glory days

• Former Bruin stars return to play in alumni ga

• A New Direction

• 2 male suspects still at large as police continue investigation

• Bruin lead diminished in second half by Arizona

Thursday, Jan. 16

• Suspects flee after chase

• Homophobic, racist speech not protected by Constitution

• Gays, lesbians also graced by love of God

• Construction Corner

• Usual director

• Bruin future looks brighter with Lavin as head coach

• Letters

• Bruins leave home to battle Sun Devils, Wildcats

• Questioning religious devotion

• Community Briefs

• Learning to cope

• Ebonics surrounded by debate

• Artist combines drama, music

• 'New Year's Eve' refreshingly genuine

• Making his point

Wednesday, Jan. 15

• Gov. Wilson¹s budget proposal calls for increase in financial aid

• Soundbites

• Colorado man sets out solo on balloon journey a

• NCAA sizzles, crowd drizzles, Warriors fizzle

• A king among men

• Backus cites family matters in decision to retire as coach

• Bruins head indoors

• Increase in strokes sparks UCLA program

• History of discrimination quietly lingers

• Community Briefs

• Malaysian prime minister lectures

• ŒGentlemen of Verona¹ weaves tangled web of romantic mix-ups

• Sarajevo¹s stark beauty

• Visual Shakespeare

• On the brink of overload

Tuesday, Jan. 14

• Computer science professor dies after 29 years of service

• Kocsis singled out as champion in Milwaukee Classic

• A lacking men's hoops team will always be taken to school

• Syliva Morelos

• Crimewatch

• Religion a centerpiece of

• UC Academic Senate's efficacy, role to be evaluated

• Melnitz gives Japanese master his due

• Community Briefs

• Planting for the future

• Separation of sexes not a solution to military's problems

• the british are coming

• New lineup to be sized up against Aztecs

• ASUCLA banks on redesigned Ackerman for financial revival

• 'Gay gene' forces review of right to choose

• Revamped UCLA store officially opens

• Letters

Monday, Jan. 13

• Freedom of speech useless without right to anger others

• bruin Update

• Speaking out

• Bulldogs win match by skin of their teeth

• Dirty dishes apartment life revealed

• Bruins maul Mustangs in first match of season

• Hateful speech preferable to hate-filled actions

• German farce tests audience¹s tolerance

• Women's victory over Illinois caps off stellar home season

• Coming out against Bruin Walk ranters

• The Word of God

• Anderson School explores future of global business

• USAC's use of authority questionable

• Bruins win six, lose two to place third at Santa Barbara

• Bruins humble Bears, suffer loss to Cardinal

• Return of the Native

• Affirmative action ban contested

• M. hoops too proud given their shoddy performance

• Cal win a needed boost for Bruins

• Elfman's soundtrack collection enjoys a case of blissful terminal eccentricity

• Rebounding from adversity

• College freshman study provides record results

Friday, Jan. 10

• Sports Briefs

• Campus grill closed for violations

• Bruins look to ax Stanford¹s record streak

• Bruin Update

• Feminism sparked by 1967 dorm guide

• Masculinity defined: How do you measure up?

• Shining on

• Quest continues for successor to Chancellor Charles Young

• Standard English essential for conversational c

• Skid row benefited by UCLA interns

• 'The Relic' will be hard to swallow for the squeamish

• JACKIE'S

• Winter of discontent awaits those trying to tea

• Community Briefs

• Letters

• UCLA starts season with high hopes

• Bruins left blushing

• Screen Scene

Thursday, Jan. 9

• 'Turbulence' not a bumpy ride for Liotta's first action role

• USAC, Judicial Board still on shaky ground

• Interest in women's hoops lacking despite positive reports

• Corruption tarnishes student government

• Community Briefs

• UCLA alumna relays plight of Gen Xers in 'Big Affirmations'

• UCLA vaults to No. 1 preseason ranking

• Bruins ready to swing into action

• Natural Born Actor

• Portrait of a House-Spouse: new tips for a new millennium

• USAC decision, while it seems unfair, is best for students

• Internet users find cyber-romance

• Bruins to take on Cardinal in much-awaited Pac-10 match

• Incident of homophobia inspires a few words on human decency

• As the mainstream fades, the real alternative music remains standing

• UCLA alumna relays plight of Gen Xers in 'Big Affirmations'

• It's about taking a stand and sticking with it

• ASUCLA hit with $3.2 million in unexpected costs

Wednesday, Jan. 8

• Coaching legend steps down

• Community Briefs

• Ebonics resolution targets academic deficiencies

• UCLA at cutting edge with PET brain scan

• Musical combines fairy tales, takes viewers 'Into Woods'

• UCLA displays court prowess

• Clooney inundated with movie offers after continued success of 'ER'

• Justice faces possible conflict of interest

• Buying books a test of patience

• Nixon's egregious conduct far worse than today's 'scandals'

• For it¹s root, root, root for the ... living organisms?

• a question of credibility

• Letters

• True beauty and shallow beasts

• Lucky Star

Tuesday, Jan. 7

• Gotta keep 'em separated

• 1996: the year of the disaster movie, few gems

• ŒGoing Down¹ spirals into superficiality

• X-rays could save your life

• Unknown actress breaks through in 'Jerry Maguire'

• The Artist's Hand

• Welfare reform program to be scrapped due to minimal impact

• Letters

• Ban unsightly plaid despite First Amendment

• Telefile system boasts a faster return on federal income taxes

• Those gold mines may soon run dry for the 49ers

• Student charged with fraud

Monday, Jan. 6

• 1997 Preview

• Briefs

• Student petitions undergrad Judicial Board against USAC

• Season off to encouraging start for Bruin women

• Tackling the psychology of characters in screenplays

• Wet and wild ascent along road to NCAA championship

• Reader input key to newspaper's success

• KROQ almost hits the notes with Almost Acoustic Christmas shows

• Men's Basketball Notes

• Justice

• Community Briefs

• Wilson offers new funding, eschewing fee increase

• Contemplating what path to choose to achieve one's dreams

• Justin Horey

• Second Time Around

• Freedom from danger

• Ackerman open for business

• UW¹s strategy leads UCLA to key victory

• Underdog Bruins upset Trojans

• UC admissions temporarily affected by block on 209

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