Story archive for March 1997

Tuesday, April 1

• Crime Watch

• Senior left fielder Heinrichs born to be a Bruin

• Community Briefs

• UC clerks seek union switch

• Tech wave tries to wash away books

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

• Twice the heart

• Cartoon

• Oh the places you'll go

• Parking enforcement takes law into its own hands

• The Outsiders

• No catastrophes face director

• UCLA hopes new international center will attract more foreign students

• Bruin swimmers emerge proud at NCAA finals

• Lavin, team win fans¹ hearts

• Toeing the fine line between art and bull

• Simpsons CD reprises best musical moments of series

• Hop on the Lavin Express for ride of your life

• Wildcats stop Kentucky from repeating as NCAA champs

• Erasure returns after 5-year hiatus

Monday, March 31

• Parker and Sylvester

• Bruins hit and run through an up, down season

• Community Briefs

• Program helps Eastern Europe improve

• Increase to Cal Grant proposed

• Filmmaking for the masses

• Bruins tame the Cougars, securing spot in playoffs

• Roller coaster ends in heartbreak

• The 2nd coming

• Blur conquers the Palace

• The truth about cats, dogs and people

• Declaring independents at Oscars

• Bruins sweep Cal in three-game series

• A Halt to the march

• Bruins emerge as Pac-10 champs

• Food Services looks for ways to augment performance

• Bruins destroy spring break competition

• Only time will tell

• A word to the wise, Chancellor

• Tennessee bumps, grinds its way to national title

• Anything goes

• Painter creates with different palette

• Campus priorities must be maintained

• Letters

Thursday, March 13

• Students put rivalry aside, join forces for good cause

• Roller coaster of a season

• Always hope for the best, but expect nothing

• An Independent Edge

• New fund allocation system tried at UCLA

• Student body elections may face delay

• UC president's office relocation criticized

• Southeast

• Construction Corner

• Best Picture: 'The English Patient'

• Don't let school spirit stand in way when placing bets

• Midwest

• Kids laugh, learn, love 'Penelope'

• Bruin Update

• Degteva maintains her balance at UCLA

• Celebrities donate their talent for AIDS benefit

• Notorious B.I.G.

• Bruins voice their choice in Daily Bruin Oscar poll

• Women's Hoops Notes

• West

• Controversial call helps UCLA beat Titans

• An Independent Edge

• Hey boys Toe that thin line between flattering

• Individuals find success with teamwork

• Confident Bruins ride hot rod into Detroit

• UCLA swims to the NCAA champions

• Chancellor Young exemplifies ideal, committed representive

• Bruins begin NCAA Tournament

• Community Briefs

• Urinals join punk rock resurgence with new release

• The 2nd Coming: O'Bannon's resurgence as a leader has give the Bruins a chance at a Final Four run

• Freshman of the Year

• Deep pitching staff key to this seasons' success for Bruins

• Upcoming Events

• Indulge in diversion during finals week

• Doctor named as Woman of the Year

• Tears & Triumphs

• East

• UC Office of the President's relocation raises questions

• UC president's office relocation criticiized

• Springing to life

Monday, March 10

• Questioning motives behind web site

• Finals week: Midnight Yell Approaches

• Bruins dominate net in weekend series sweep

• Running on Empty

• Value of life merits notice

• ŒCity¹ actress stops at nothing to achieve new acting experience

• Pasadena hosts first American World Animation Celebration

• Color lines not a barrier to equality in interracial relationships

• Bruins comeback from losses in victory over Wildcats

• Some students skeptical about new campus leader

• Television rating system attacked by lawmakers, advocacy groups

• A million-Dollar shot sinks Cougars

• Bruins Acuff, Keflezighi win national championships in Indy

• British band, ready to rock world, appeals to wide range of audience

• Concert opener Redman steals Warren G¹s spotlight

• Graduation jitters strike psyche of an average

• UCLA ends season by pouncing on Cougars with 85-63 win

• Entrepreneurs Association helps create opportunities

• Diverse students gather to explore, understand mystery of Sufism

• Complex issues await Carnesale

• UCLA earns No. 2 seed, will travel to Auburn Hills

• Students First! needs to play by the rules

Friday, March 7

• Cambridge to California

• Cambridge to California

• Cambridge to California

• Speaks Out As Albert Carnesale was given the nod, we asked: 'What would you like to see a new chance

• Letters

• Cambridge to California

• Leather Hyman brings unique sound to L.A.

• Blur

• UCLA pioneers neurosurgical computer technology

• Cambridge to California

• Faculty to perform compositions

• Cambridge to California

• Bruins fight off fierce attack by Huskies

• Boundaries revisited

• No. 3 Stanford, No. 5 UCLA provide showdown at Pauley

• Bruins come out with a bang, end with a loss ag

• Bringing a 'business-like' attitude the court

• Berdahl to succeed Tien as UC Berkeley chancellor

• not just homemakers anymore

Thursday, March 6

• Bruins face long road trip without Payne

• Millennium programs fight for access to education

• Short fills tall order of comedy in upcoming Jungle to Jungle

• BRIEFLY

• Making 'Progress'

• Making an appeal for peace

• Comebacks lack Magic touch

• Carnesale next chancellor

• Haydn¹s works to be performed in Methodist chur

• Rounding out his game

• Former tutor's positive experience contradicts misconceptions about program

• Community Briefs

• Lasorda elected to Baseball Hall of Fame

• ŒThe X-Files¹ creator speaks to fans at UCLA

• Tennessee's Manning opts to complete last year of elegibility

• Bruins hope to end season with bang

• Students, faculty discuss fate of chavez center

• ŒPop¹ lives up to media hype with new sounds

• Experienced Bruins put muzzle on young Bulldogs

• Expectations hound Stanford's Lambert

• Berdahl will likely be next UC Berkeley chancellor

• African American detective fiction gains in popularity

• 'Bob Mole' paved way for Democrats

• Mission: impossible

• Bruin Democrats revoke support of Students First!

Wednesday, March 5

• Visions of the Future

• Unnamed slatemay challenge Students First!

• Letters to the editor

• New chancellor to be named Thursday

• Visions of the Future

• Same-sex partners deserve equal rights

• Conference tournaments: to be or not to be

• Sports Briefs

• Bruins squeeze past Lewis in tight five-game match

• Community Briefs

• Cartoons

• Soundbites

• Bruins not up to par in San Diego State Invitational

• Remote Territories

• New viewpoint cartoon

• UCLA run over by Gauchos

• Conference tournaments: to be or not to be

• Orchestra to play greats' lesser-known works

• English department should give American writers a voice

• How the 'King of All Media' got crowned

• Community Briefs

Tuesday, March 4

• Teach-in to focus on worker's civil rights

• 'By Jeeves, I think the new musical at the Geffen Playhouse sings to Webber's tune'

• Popularity of public transportation on the wane

• Troubles bring out players' best

• Men's baseball exhibits talent, stats to break 22-year pattern

• Clinton must face heat for actions

• Community Briefs

• Shooting for a record

• Beer and a bong: Substance abuse at UCLA

• Baseball notes

• Crime Watch

• Letters

• Visual medium leaves many screenwriters blind

• Salvation and Sacrifice

• Bruins ready to round up Gauchos

• Students First! promise hold weight through their actions

• Sports briefs

• Engine 88 fueled by high-octane talent

• U.S. must end aid to Indonesian tyranny in East Timor

Monday, March 3

• Bruins eat it up at Hormel Foods Classic with three-game sweep in Minneapolis

• Genetic marker found on gum disease

• ŒValley Song¹ stages universal portrait

• Showing that Bruin pride.

• Love and Serve dishes up spirit

• Women¹s tennis rallies to victory in two dual meets

• Expansion project to add new parking under field.

• Hip-Hopping around commercialism

• Bruins capture tournament with perfect record

• Diversity requirement draws support

• Chinese Americans explore ŒTracks of Tears¹

• Bruins win with Rainbows tied in knots

• Bruins clinch Pac-10 championship

• UC¹s domestic partner benefits lacking

• General education, elective classes popular among Bruins

• UCLA fails to duck loss at Oregon

• Bruins beat ouy UW, Boise State despite rough day on the beam

• Community Briefs

• Constituent lashes out at Hayden¹s hypocrisy, demands resignation

• Fund raising drive exceeds hopes for year, chancellor says

• Horey enters chancellor race head-on

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