Story archive for November 1997

Monday, Dec. 1

• Matrixed messages

• Warning label on 'Ellen' should not be questioned

• Alas, playoff hopes sunk

• Double overtime fails to keep the Irish away

• Bruins welcome visiting professors

• Squad keeps head up after losing playoffs to Notre Dame

• Bruins heckle, hang up Blazers

• Actors write screenplay to create roles they like

• Soundbites

• The best times this year

• 'Rent' cast looks forward to answering questions

• Letters

• 'Scud' razes heroic stereotypes of comics

• Plague of the world

• Westwood councilman proposes code of ethics

• Living and breathing basketball

• Holidays bring about those unforgettable winter tales

• A day later, Bruins face veteran Huskies in second-round match

• Community Briefs

• A little miracle in Hedrick Hall

Wednesday, Nov. 26

• 'Dreamgirls' brings Motown back

• Letters

Tuesday, Nov. 25

• Governor sought gain for self, not UCs

• Students voice dissent over technology fee

• Homophobia was label's basis

• Latest LACMA exhibit focuses on creativity

• Bruin wins U.S. cross country title

• Karamazov Brothers cater 'Room Service' to audience with flying colors

• Return of the rudeness

• Students deserve place to live

• Countess Bore-Itza

• Alliance seeks to eliminate 'minority in minority' label

• Letters

• Managing the Dream

• Screen scene

• Bowl alliance will give UCLA the shaft come New Year's Day

• Initiative passed sans approval

• Football notebook

• 'Peter and Wendy' brings magic of Neverland back

• Rebirth of Aztlan

• Men's soccer notebook

• Community Briefs

Monday, Nov. 24

• Bruins win some respect

• Regents don't care about problems

• In his own way, author interprets work of Proust

• Bruins defeat Santa Clara hands down in playoffs

• Armenians protest over proposed Turkish studies chair

• McNown knows no limitations

• Bruins off to rough start with loss to St. Mary's

• Seventh heaven

• Thumbs Up/Thumbs Down

• Read all about shocking secret truths of UCLA

• Self-proclaimed freak discloses his life story

• FOOTBALL BRIEFS

• Assembly proves its disregard for student voice

• History, art, family join in 'Picasso'

• Time's Man of the Year speaks at AIDS symposium

• Alas, conquest of Troy not rosy

• Regents defy governor, OK benefits plan

• The stars are in alignment

• Casino Night raises stakes, charity funds

• UCLA falls just short of win as clock runs out for Bruins

• New access

• Students are exposed to classic theater style

• Everyone must find another way to UCLA

Friday, Nov. 21

• As the regents meet inside, protesters gather outside Covel Commons

• From pencils to underwear to bonfires, we've got spirit

• Rose Bowl awaits final customary matchup

• Arcade keeps its spot on the Hill

• Bruins want to put away bad recollections of NCAA playoffs

• Rivalry springs from patriotic fervor

• The students' regent

• 'Social Security' is in need of reform

• Dual loyalties empower arch rivals

• Bimbetta modernizes classical

• Bruins must shine against Arizona teams

• 'Rivalry Weekend' promises undying, fanatical support

• Undefeated team shoots for a win against 'SC

• Hoopsters hope to earn 20 wins en route to NCAA bid

• Get ready for another win for our Bruins against USC

• USC

• Musical digs into lives of famous assassins

• Speaks Out

• Speedy service at Cuban eatery hampers food's quality, taste

• Screenscene

• Only pride at stake in face-off before the football game

• UCLA still endeavors to prove worth

• Drugstore "Cowboy"

• New per-unit fees are paying for Web sites and counselors

• House of cards

• Researchers discover new drug to treat cancer

• Alumnus, new singer launch debut album by their own record label

• Bruins know what passion is all about

• Regents face final vote on partner benefits

• Comedy that stops traffic

Thursday, Nov. 20

• Sure-fire guide for a successful small-market baseball team

• Thumbs Up/Thumbs Down

• Finding a culture in the land of squirrels

• Letters

• Film Archives presents top flick picks of Angelenos

• Budget decisions boggle university

• You have 10 minutes to complete this article

• Small Bruin lineup barely steals thunder from NBC

• Men's Cross-Country Notebook

• Mortal Mortality

• Recently reunited, The Verve give Los Angeles concert

• Bruins must urge regents to extend benefits

• Nebraska meet promises early glimpse of competition

• Win over Northridge bittersweet as seniors bid farewell to Pauley

• Strength in silence

• By George, he does it!

• Roundtable tries to find solutions for racial issues

• Ottoman studies chair questionable

• 'History on Trial' littered with sloppy contradictions

• USAC attacks state's spending priorities

• UCLA theater anticipates theatrical doubleheader

• Theater puts on 'Homeboy' story

Wednesday, Nov. 19

• Bruins face the Thunder in their final preview

• There's a rhinoceros on the loose at the Odyssey

• Regents misrepresent UC's diverse people

• Can't go home to Hershey

• Police have few leads in robbery cases

• Ovation awards praise best shows in theater

• Adversity's worst nightmare

• Wind ensemble breathes fresh life into old tunes

• PAC-10 NOTEBOOK

• Take a moment and feel sorry for the poor, misguided folk

• What's going on with this attempt?

• Wilson to meet with UC Regents

• Cook-off raises awareness for hunger, homelessness

• Carnesale shares with Academic Senate need to focus on values

• Letters

Tuesday, Nov. 18

• Students complain as outside groups use parking spots

• Progress requires equal treatment

• Czech-Americans seek return of homeland citizenship

• Memories of game against Huskies will last for years

• FOOTBALL NOTES

• Honors courses demand deep thinking, enrich education

• Brit band garners raves for dodging the norm

• What does 'whitewashed' mean?

• Marshall breathes life into seven characters

• Express yourself

• Media neglects to mention quality programs

• Fifth-seeded UCLA prepares to enter NCAA tournament

• Swing captures youth's power of motion

• New UC policies will reduce bureaucracy

• Campy musical combines quirky humor, clever tunes

Monday, Nov. 17

• Head of state speaks about challenges of Czech nation

• Nine UCLA students compete in IBM contest

• New parking structure opens to alleviate parking woes

• Try Reparation H to ease your past sufferings

• While admirable, CRACK takes wrong tack

• Bruins suck up Anteater prospects

• Actress explores the unexpected

• 10,000 Maniacs heat up stage, mix new, old styles

• For the first time ever, a Bruin wins regionals

• Roseless in Seattle

• For Huskies, surprise loss was tough pill to swallow

• Championship hopes are shattered by defeat

• Searching for meaning beneath novelty's skin

• Campaign raises billions to augment state funds

• Letters

• Beat poet Ginsberg lives on in 'docu-diary'

• Supporting cast proves decisive in playoff win

• FOOTBALL NOTEBOOK

• Best-laid plans are those of the original architect

• Bruins beat Stanford, win third straight MPSF title

• Sewing a story

Friday, Nov. 14

• Witty, light-hearted comedy proves its learning

• Screen Scene

• Justice for Armenia long overdue

• The future looks broke

• Hostel hospitality

• Compensations should last, not be spent

• Love under examination

• Part of their world

• Runners focus on qualifying for upcoming NCAA Championship

• Bruins prepare to fly through first round

• Speaks Out

• Squad ready make a splash at meets

• Victory over Silute proves freshmen pivotal to game

• Question who should be receiving reparations

• Chi Omega hosts annual Tug-O-War to benefit charity

• Maui Beach Cafe offers authentic Hawaiian flavor, exotic ambiance

• Japanese victims deserve notice

• Nation's top quarterbacks face similar situations

• Untested hypothesis

• Concern should be for people, not payments

• Peak performance crucial at Western Regional qualifier

• UCLA ready to kick up dust with Stanford

• Bruins look to upset high-ranked teams

Thursday, Nov. 13

• Reis makes the mark as goalie

• Flowing 'River' fords cultures, transcends time's passage

• Scholars, Fellows programs help students enter business world

• illustration

• USAC loses bid to allocate funds

• Improvisation sets story in 'Kiss or Kill'

• 'Daddies' set Billboard astir

• The thin blue line

• cohn

• Dream come true

• Panel educates students on danger, reality of date rape

• Confident Bruins look forward to real thing

• Two turnaround teams with something to prove clash Saturday

• Ather Ali

• Rose cafe

• Rob Kariakin

• Letters

• Report on pay scales distorts UCLA's actual faculty salaries

• Riding high

• Hockey team glides to top of Pac-8 with recent wins

Wednesday, Nov. 12

• Women's Volleyball Notebook

• Bruins garner tournament win at 49er's Classic

• Pac-10 Notebook

• New age upon us

• Community Briefs

• Paranoia in the basement

• Hollywood couple wills millions to med school

• Human rights included in environmental battle

• "You get the coffee, I'll plan the revolution"

• From street corner to Philharmonia

• Not football or soccer, but still exciting

• Environmentalism not an excuse for racist attacks

• Third Eye Blind struts its mush

• Great expectations

• Ethnicity Defined

• Community colleges need more funds

• Soundbites

• Lecturers face uncertain futures

• 'Blue Leaves' shows both sides of insanity

• Letters

• 'He Who Gets Slapped' also gets claps for some aspects

Tuesday, Nov. 11

• Thumbs Up/Thumbs Down

• Football Notes

• Picture of film-making people

• Viewpoint Cartoon

• Hopes sink with conference defeat

• Two people

• Chumbawamba draws a diverse crowd

• Test scores fail to keep pace with soaring high school GPAs

• Unspeakable acts

• When private parts go public

• Hershey Hall food problems ire residents

• Shapiro's picture

• Community Briefs

• Picture of Fawcett, women's soccer player

• 'Satellite' aids street kids with a multimedia extravaganza

• Teapot

• USAC person

• Letters

• Men's Basketball Notes

• Hate crime cartoon

Monday, Nov. 10

• Hershey, Hilgard House plagued by food woes

• Soundbites

• Spikers triumph over Oregon teams

• If she sings it, they will come

• Letters

• UC clerical workers vote to switch unions

• Actor falls for Venice in latest movie

• Fun-filled quiz puts campus to test after midterm blues

• Judgement Day delayed as nine teams still hope for Bowl berth

• 'Winter's Tale' grapples with uneven plot, actors

• Two describes tennis teams' performance in rankings

• Community Briefs

• Students discuss business responsibility

• USAC needs to reform its infrastructure

• Starving, artsy student finds scene waiting for rush tickets

• The Bruin should check facts prior to reporting

• Residents sound off over removal of hoops

• History is made

• Student government inherently uses power for both good, evil

• UCLA overwhelms Gauchos, 6-1

• Hawaiian cafe brings new spirit to village

Friday, Nov. 7

• Speaks Out

• Study finds cancer-suppressing cells in body

• Taking a gamble

• The solid gold sound

• Flying Montana

• Bruins sock it to the Slovakians in nail-biting preseason opener

• Community Briefs

• This one shall be called a master thesis project

• Killing fetuses inhumane

• Defensive line finds itself in forefront with national stats

• Period piece goes beyond the pretty petticoat

• Justifying putting price tags on education

• Religious scholars come together for peace, coexistence

• Kappa Alpha Theta host first annual 'Shoot-Out'

• Beavers, Ducks round out UCLA season

• Screen Scene

• The other side of the card

• UCLA vulnerable in upcoming clash of the Titans

• UC system's privatization a bitter pill to swallow

• Freedom of spending

• Gustatory '50s flashback discovers tasty shakes

• Realizing the ultimate goal

Thursday, Nov. 6

• M. Cross Country Notebook

• Thumbs Up/Thumbs Down

• Returning All-Americans power team

• Program pays tribute to films exposing paparazzi

• It's no lie: Fibbers' live act enrapts fans

• Student Government unveils goals

• LETTERS

• Predictions for NBA's season reveal the East's beasts, feasts

• Don't believe all you see on the big screen

• 'Starship Troopers' battle bugs for the planet

• Community Briefs

• Courses offered in catalog don't exist

• Married with Classes

• Diva communicates through song

• Innovative twist given to classic Russian play

• Media Madness

• Complaint about USAC unfounded

• Take a stand: stop destruction

• Superiority of Mac or PC still ambiguous among Bruins

• The go-to gal

• Tutoring pays for college students

• John McLaughlin, new quintet get into 'The Heart of Things'

Wednesday, Nov. 5

• Pac-10 Notebook

• Verbal abuse cases embroil couples but remain unreported

• HazMat cleans up threatening situations

• Wilde's classic sets stage for color-blind act

• "Pearls" of wisdom

• Soundbites

• Enjoying life at steady, continuous pace

• Exploring the world of UCLA's lacrosse team

• LaBelle's spirit, energy shine at sold-out show

• School adjusts to major computer theft

• Original sin isn't justification for oppression

• Circulating rumors unfounded

• Americans deserve priority in field jobs

• Yoga: More than a hippie relic

• Community Briefs

• UCLA pianist to perform at piece's world premiere

• Letters to the Editor

Tuesday, Nov. 4

• USAC is tardyin making key appointments

• UCLA berth in Rose Bowl would give life to New Year's

• Bruins lose to Cardinal, but beat Cal

• Behind the wheel

• USAC puts certain Students First!

• Where the big kids meet the little ones

• Charade exposed in "Earth and Sky"

• Letters to the editor

• Football notebook

• At last, Proposition 209 is the law

• Student glamour

• Selling out on spirituality

• Parkes' autobiographical concert makes leaps, bounds onstage

• Ultimate Warriors

• 'Bean' brings quirky antics, famed talent to the States

• Printmaking exhibit reintroduces classic art

• Thumbs up/ thumbs down

• Community Briefs

Monday, Nov. 3

• Losing one's life to absolute meaninglessness runs rampant

• UCLA alumna walks to raise awareness of cancer's reality

• Researchers find better wayto treat tumors

• Guilty of drug use, he should step down

• UCLA overcomes player shuffle to topple Duke

• Photo of the picket line

• Football Notes

• Photo of a professor

• Q&A: Regent potential

• Trainspotting#2 Cover

• Action shot

• Fed up with consumption

• Photo of the concert

• Richard Gere merges film career with spirituality in 'The Red Corner'

• Runners just miss the mark, hope for improvement during regionals

• Community Briefs

• Mug shot of VanderZaden

• Sex objects come together as art

• Bad customer service universal, not limited to other countries

• Photo of the cross country runners

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