Story archive for June 1997

Monday, June 30

• President promotes political awareness at Saxophone Club meeting

• All-American selections recognize accomplishments of both teams

• Athletes pass non-athlete graduation rates

• Administrators, not law, should take the heat

• Health care system reform group causes controversy

• As smoke clears, war must continue

• Beach hot spots heat up summer

• Bruin Talk

• The history of pride

• General optimism surrounds city-state's transition to Chinese rule

• State legislators support SAGE

• Students aren't the only ones who attend class

• Talented women deserve equal play

• Wortham named chair of English department

• U2 returns with passionate show

• O'Bannon 31st draft pick

• Her Own Backyard

• Soundbites

Tuesday, June 24

• Lady Tigers edge out Bruins to a third place finish

• Interleague play should remain novel to lure fans

• Proposed course fee hike rejected by student advisory group

• Bruins take home individual titles in NCAA tourney

• Women's studies course focuses on professions

• Still smokin'

• Regents address concerns over medical center

• Tarantino shifts his artistic gears with third effort

• Future of music remains unclear as popular taste always changes

• Athletes go for gold in Special Olympics

Monday, June 23

• Big Bad Westwood?

• Making the most out of college experience

• Summer sizzles with new CD releases and hot hits

• Summer flicks: blockbusters or plain busts?

• UCLA aquatic center helps beat heat

• Entertainment beyond UCLA

• Experienced transfer students must adjust to rigors of UCLA

• Meeting focuses on future of Pacific Rim in academics

• Exposing the truth behind some myths about UCLA

• Happiness may depend on familiarity with tradition

• Exercising your options

• Do and don't list to help you through this summer

• Best little movie houses in Westwood

• Historic Royce Hall celebrates spring reopening with notable artists

• Variety of old, new acts fill summer concert lineup

• College is a journey to discover yourself

• This way to the comfort zone

• Wooden you like to play?

Monday, June 9

• The truth on travelling down downtown path

• Bruin performances befit a nation at Atlanta Games

• Ethnic graduations offer students a cultural alternative

• Students First! spurs increased activism

• Paul Guidry

• David Dumble

• B'ann Burns

• Film comes home

• Defining a genre which defies all standards

• UCLA graduates thriving in not-so-menacing job market

• Amy Acuff

• Parting words

• Viewpoint

• Githa Hampson

• Paul Nihipali

• Kim Krull

• Commencement Ceremony Schedule

• Opens minds, Empty pockets

• Charles O'Bannon

• Color theory reveals error of identity politics

• Cameron Dollar

• New palette of programs broadens arts studies

• What champions are made of

• Tonight, her nude body will be bringing home the bacon

• Eric Taino

• UCLA graduate student animator wins Academy Award

• Annette Salmeen

• UCLA trends ride on winds of change

• Bruin Olympics Medalists

• Simpson verdict turns back tide of judicial racism

• Jon Heinrichs

• The graduating game

• Eunice Choi

• Graduates miss out on university's widespread changes

• UCLA famous for turning out world-class athletes

• The graduating game

Thursday, June 5

• Leary contributes years of experience to Bruins

• Realizing what's important in life

• Revival of 'West Side Story' preserves charm of original

• Production measures up with great talent, stagecraft

• Pido brings Mozart's 'Marriage of Figaro' to Los Angeles

• Photographer captures bygone images of American Southwest

• We, ourselves:

• Construction Corner

• UCLA looks to unseat NCAA champion Louisiana State

• Student finances six-year-old dream of movie-making with winnings

• GSA releases latest survey about sexual harassment

• An Angel among us

• Leaving early not always the right answer for undergrads

• 'Inspirational Seniors' merit praise for virtues

• Bicyclists journey across state in fund-raiser

• Passing the torch

• Nihipali leaves his mark as he leaves the Bruins

• Board of Directors consider 'no sweatshop' policy

• An Angel among us

• Women's and men's track teams take an early lead

• Bruin Update

• Summer Showcase

• The aftermath of defeat

• Bruin men to compete in NCAA Outdoor Championship

• Titans of gangsta rap storm Billboard Live

• Packwood makes history as champ in criterion race

• Dalai Lama to share Buddhist beliefs at UCLA

Monday, June 2

• Gaining Access

• UCLA medical students graduate

• Making sure ethnic studies thrives

• Soundbites

• Projecting enthusiasm part of job description

• Long game, no Bruin gain

• Supergrass play for the moment, with no need for greener pastures

• Dalai Lama's message transcends borders

• Gipsy Kings give unforgettable performance at Greek theatre

• Lack of financial support dooms team

• Swimming one stroke, one breath ahead of the rest

• UCLA program helps to fight AIDS epidemic on global level

• Students lead forum on Asian American activism in U.S.

• Male fascination with, attraction to lesbians misled by cultural myths

• U.S. government needs to free Indian activist

• A cappella group awakens students to different sounds

• Big-budget films should die out as costs get out of hand

• 'Canes walk away with victory

• Bruin Update

• Asian Americans must stop self-identification as victims

• A piece of history

• Strong winds of change mark year's end

• Bruins to vie for individual titles at NCAA Outdoor Championships

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