Story archive for August 1998

Monday, Aug. 31

• Campus, world braces for millennium-bug attack

• U.S. lacks coherent policy on Cuba

• Protesters want student expelled

• Intersection to Get New Traffic Light

• U.S. justifies bombings, calling victims 'terrorists'

• Phantom star returns to haunt Los Angeles stage after hiatus

• Like it or not, Americans are voyeuristic

• Newsmagazine enters fall term without leader, may not publish

• Letters

• Bruins pick up where they left off

• Little League baseball stars deserve drugs to stay on top

• UCLA to make switch from Reebok to Adidas

• Bands on H.O.R.D.E. tour share energy, enthusiasm with audience

• Soundbites

• Sports Briefs

• Speaks Out

• Bizarre love triangle

• Texas seeks revenge on UCLA

• Community Briefs

• Leap of Faith

• UC Regents claim ROPA met standards

• Sun to set on Santa Monica's famed Twilight Dance concerts

Monday, Aug. 24

• Super Bowl hopefuls face long, hard tackle for title

• Defense Man

• Two students fall from balcony in Westwood, sustain serious injuries

• Teammates compete to fill open tailback position left by Hicks

• Propaganda denies Holocaust occurred

• Intimate concert turns Royce Hall into homely Texas family kitchen

• One Act Wonders

• Discard guise of sociability, be true to yourself

• Worker's death brings scrutiny to work area

• Swimming Briefs

• Speaks Out

• Layoffs, relocations to come from closure of UCLA Storehouse

• The price of coolness

• Community Briefs

• Appeal for dance permit denied

• UCLA music mainstay dies of cancer at 70

• Still rocking after 30 years, Elton John dazzles crowd

• Bruins shape up to begin season

• Soundbites

• Director works in company of controversy

• 'Chicana Falsa' writer discovers ups, downs of being true to 'ethnic' label

• Friends perform variety of roles in little drama we call life

Monday, Aug. 17

• Members of society have duty to aid one another

• Community Briefs

• Heisman Hype

• Good conversation kindles love

• Smokin'

• Dorm shortage puts squeeze on students

• Importing America

• UCLA primes players for pros

• Preseason determines Super Bowl champions

• ASUCLA removes asbestos

• Hollywood schmooze-fest food for thought for intern

• Sound Bites

• Screen Scene

• UCLA doctors operate, cure rare illness in Filipino youth

• Sexual assault occurs at UCLA Wednesday

• Freedom of the press... in Russia

• Sports Briefs

• Going AWOL

• News falls into tabloid-style reporting

• The Verve soulfully rivets fans with performance at the Pond

• College Briefs

• Speaks Out

Monday, Aug. 10

• Soap opera hopes disaster will bring in new audience

• Squirrel Nut Zippers swing into the Palace with unstoppable energy

• Curtain Calls

• Responsibility for organ retrieval to change hands

• Young prepares to lead UCLA to top

• Pro football, L.A. continue love-hate relationship

• Letters

• Eye of the Storm

• Cheating cases not connected, officials claim

• Community Briefs

• Dreams may not come true for dull Japanese band

• Sports Briefs

• 'First Love' a rite of passage for promising director

• Be courteous or C.S. Lewis will run you down

• Omega Sigma Tau won't face charges

• Weight of world on Bruin players' shoulders

• Cashing in on tragedy illuminates society's problems

• Speaks Out

• We must strive to provide, receive better service

• The Big One

Monday, Aug. 3

• Agassi grabs Mercedes-Benz Cup

• Running out of gas on the information superhighway

• Coalition meets to lay out plan of action

• Native American writers tackle hostile film scene

• Speaks Out

• Teams need true blue fans in order to win championships

• Going AWOL

• Community Briefs

• Student groups face budget decreases

• Dudes bring unique humor to big screen

• Indifference shackles young minds

• Just Say No intercollegiate games showcase Bruins skill

• 'Citizen Kane' comes back to big screen

• Anniversary reminds all of struggle for suffrage

• Tennis fanatics enjoy watching, being big part of favorite sport

• Making the right choice

• Forty years of daily grind recorded through camera

• Bruins strut stuff at Games

• Cashier's office makes four layoffs

• Stevie Nicks delights with mix of old, new

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