Story archive for February 1998

Friday, Feb. 27

• Seniors hope for invitation to Big Dance

• Search for 'The Real Blonde' leaves no feelings unmoved

• Video arcade a flashback to glory days of childhood

• Bruins snare Cougars with last-second shot

• The sound of music brings movies to life

• Community Briefs

• Ice Cream & Odori

• Scoring at the movies

• Bruins hope to train Huskies into accepting loss

• Bruins look to brake four-game skid

• Remembering history of oppression

• Days of inspiration

• Speaks Out

• Keeping the faith

• Black history now

• House of Blues brunch offers feast for both body and soul

• Concept of race creates artificial social divisions

• Middle-income students to receive financial aid

• Black history now

• Power

• Screen Scene

• UCLA has no problem handling Anteaters

• Bruins want strong showing this weekend

Thursday, Feb. 26

• Fanning the flames

• Letters

• Community Briefs

• UCLA students unsure of U.S. motives in Iraq

• Thumbs up/Thumbs down

• The Toby constant

• Creativity resolves conflicts, ROTC says

• Errors riddle match against Fullerton

• Women seek social equality in exactly the wrong places

• Military action downright hypocritical

• Albert Carnesale searching for a No. 2 man

• Anteaters strike up on-court challenge

• Child's Play

• Mime master Marceau silently returns to steal show

• Men's Soccer Briefs

• Mystic Saints premieres at UCLA

• Men's Gymnastics

• If you want to reach me, leave me alone

• Stretching the limits

• Remembering the 'forgotten Holocaust'

• Common anything but in live concert

Wednesday, Feb. 25

• New system makes finance information more visible

• Pac-10 Championships bring excitement to UCLA squad

• Students need adequate representation

• Letters

• New bio explores untold story of cosmic mates

• Delta Lambda Phi returns to UCLA

• Make a difference by teaching for America

• Acting on lustful impulses has its consequences

• Awards recognize outstanding students

• Soggy fields postpone UCLA battle with Titans

• Recruits brighten Bruins future

• Editor in Chief

• Too timid to tattoo?

• Odyssey playes everyone for the fool with new play

• Men's Volleyball Briefs

• Sports as we know it succumbing to a mouse

• Soundbites

• Community Briefs

Tuesday, Feb. 24

• Letters

• Letters

• Guy Baker to lead national waterpolo team

• ŒBrazil 2001¹ revives surf tunes with ¹90s rock twist

• Super salads, sports cars and yuppies

• Jack of all trades

• Obnoxious neighbors make life a torment

• Thumbs Up/Thumbs Down

• UC may alter admissions to up diversity

• Researcher brings bones back to life

• The two nations of classist America

• Igniting the night

• Halftime horror, Duke debacle can¹t simply be swept under rug

• Crimewatch

• Community Briefs

• State of our union

• Marchers trumpeting civil rights voice opposition to Prop. 226 Marchers celebrate affirmative action

• Defensive failings let upset slip through Bruins¹ fingers

• UCLA student selected for regent office

• Every passing moment reveals theatrical flaws

Monday, Feb. 23

• Record crowd, legends cheer team to sweep crosstown rival

• Makeup, style should express individuals, not social taboos

• UCLA sweeps through competition

• Sports Briefs

• Fools fall in love

• UCLA bids teary farewell to Katie

• Strong shooting powers Blue Devils

• Bruins falter against tough competition

• Restoring the guiding principles of ASUCLA

• Law students face judgment day at Moot Court

• Stamp strides back in the act with 'Love Walked In'

• Bill may force UCs to fund benefits for partnerships

• Too cool to ski

• Vision of the future

• Course websites, virtual office hours concern faculty

• Armenians hope exhibit aims fulfilled

• Community Briefs

• Former skateboarder chases Hollywood jobs

• UCLA overcomes fatigue, manages to pull out win

• Major league teams take close look at Bruin talent

• Dixon says UCLA discriminated

• After strong start to '98 season, Bruins host annual tournament

Friday, Feb. 20

• Nova Cafe is stellar getaway

• Duke game tests Bruin confidence

• Lies and cover-ups:

• Bruins unite as family to fill void left by McCoy

• Patriot declares individual rights key to greatness of U.S. way of life

• Trojan defeat would help honor alumnae

• Pitching key to striking out Cardinal

• In memory of Malcolm

• Screenscene

• Race: blurred beyond recognition

• Better buses bring bigger lines

• Boelter chemical accident produces desired reaction

• Bruins limber up for annual Classic

• Under Tijuana's fun exterior lies world of scary experiences

• Standing tall

• Community Briefs

• Stage is this group's playground as it turns in top-notch performance

• Adidas logo once again favored by students

• Grapevine

• Southbound

• Second team gets chance to start

• Managing Care

• Pumping ivory

Thursday, Feb. 19

• China, U.S. open dialogue about movies

• Bruins pull out all stops in overtime

• Probation will keep UCLA from all post-season play

• UCLA's royal backcourt

• Trudging through Vietnam's mysteries

• Beware of parking in tow-away zones

• Constituents lose when winner takes all

• Discourse with students should be encouraged

• Great play sets Bruins up for win over Gauchos

• Disgraceful men, graceful women should face off in grudge match

• Filmmaker Julie Davis does exactly what she has to do

• Mantle magma answers some quake questions

• Neighbors groan over porn store

• Community Briefs

• Team hopes injuries won't keep players from victory

• Rookies step up to the plate with confidence

• 'Fault' motions are now an art form

• Bruins swing for slice of history with attempt to pull off 3-peat

• Real Bruins

• Bruin bats overcome Lions' hearts

• Super Smith to the rescue!

• 'Beauty' uses past to illuminate present

• Renovated Treehouse will welcome Rubio's, La Cucina

• Thumbs up / thumbs down

Wednesday, Feb. 18

• Protesters reject military action in Iraq

• Reading, not riches, the key to going to college

• 'Mrs. Dalloway' explores Woolf's duality

• Community Briefs

• He's so...nice

• Wayans employs all senses to the max

• Letters

• actress

• Ups and downs leave UCLA on high ground

• Pencils in hand, designers learn to depend less on computers

• UCLA looks to continue streak tonight

• bob marley

• magazine cover of antique

• Administration reallocates positions

• Students deserve college town nightlife

• Bruins to face USC without McCoy

• When punishing criminals, less is not more

• Bruins get set to compete in nationals

• Bruins shatter Rainbows with thundering 14 goals

Tuesday, Feb. 17

• UCLA students volunteer to tutor incarcerated youths

• Spend quality time reading the writing on the walls

• Confidential director on the record

• Play runs like a '20s 'Jerry Springer'

• Yeah, and Elvis lives with my grandmother in Cincinnati

• Bruins walk over competition at meet

• Valentine's Day massacre can't heal all wounds of Cardinal loss

• Thumbs Up/Thumbs Down

• Burglars pinch coveted permits

• Community Briefs

• Poor little shoppers

• UCLA comes up short despite high team spirits

• Last stop: loveland

• Victory over USC brings hopes of repeat success in tourney

• L.A. Opera recital lives up to lofty expectations

• Winning

• Crimewatch

• Time to investigate the investigators

• Westwood goes back to basics

• Bruins barely hang on to defeat Berkeley

• Bruin bulldozers demolish Aztecs, Tritons to remain undefeated

• McCoy resigns, leaves season in doubt

• McCoy controversy continues with sudden departure

Friday, Feb. 13

• Gymnastics Briefs

• Heartbroken Bruins fall to Stanford

• Wedding singer croons about awkward '80s

• Lawsuit jury selection begins

• Combat V-day with bitterness at its best

• Competition allows students to gain valuable trial experience

• Love Bugs

• Screen Scene

• Victory over LMU not harbinger of USC play

• Valentine's is for love, not profit

• Let music be the guide to your style of romance

• Speaksout

• 2400 years of love

• Loogies not just spittle, but signs of masculinity

• Center satisfies all computer needs

• Tennis next on UCLA's 'Beat 'SC' list

• No place like home for Bruins

• Bruins pumped up to dethrone Trojans

• Cinderella

• ove

• St. Valentine's Day: the hallmark of capitalism

• Bruins find themselves on the road again

• Breaking up not hard to do for team members

• Stanford humbles UCLA to take conference lead

Thursday, Feb. 12

• Group not your typical rock stars

• Letters

• Union's tactics show disregard for drug policy, its members

• A tenor's progress

• Tournament no Hawaiian holiday with new Rainbows on horizon

• Publishers know that outrage sells

• Volleyball Notebook

• Bruins look to break Cardinal rule, moving for first-place tie in Pac-10

• Community Briefs

• Rains subside as Bruins get ready to court Lions

• Employees want payment now

• Byrnes opts to return to UCLA despite major league draft pick

• Baseball Notebook

• U.S. ones capable of inflicting real terror

• UCLA rallies forehand for shot at nationals

• 'God Lives Underwater' not all washed up

• Chancellor addresses issues at town hall meeting

• Poets serve art southern-fried style

• Break a leg

• A&E Briefs

• Graduate students look to diversify schools

• Morrison novel is paradise for readers

• Players still smiling although Pac-10 title out of reach

• Thumbs up / thumbs down

• Unchecked powers distort system

• Graduating MBA students' salaries reach all-time high

• Performance will be a little naughty, but nice

Wednesday, Feb. 11

• UCLA grad gives audiences food for thought

• PGA has right to establish standard rules of play

• Creating your own fun anywhere on campus

• Sphere of influence

• Negative attention dragging NBA down

• Community Briefs

• Decade downers one can't forget

• Men's Basketball Notes

• Letters

• Academy announcments waken interest in Oscars

• Golf Briefs

• Bruins stampede over Mustangs

• Bruins rejoice as hitting drought ends

• Is it e-love or is it real?

• Lounging band makes fans 'Jump With Joey'

• Soundbites

• Blues artist Jonny Lang quietly upstaged by outstanding opening act

• Study abroad promises rich experience

• Throwing in the towel

• Chancellor, state more open to SAGE demands

Tuesday, Feb. 10

• Love of music conflicts with reality in 'Traviata'

• Do you dare to dance?

• Tournament goes swimmingly for Bruins

• Community Briefs

• Kobe poised to overthrow His Airness, seize throne

• Two new restaurants to open in Treehouse

• United States should terrorize terrorists

• Brain cancer drug sparks search for alternatives

• Four-game skid turns into two-game streak

• Letters

• UCLA's navy attacks

• Crimewatch

• Thumbs up/Thumbs down

• Only thing that can stop UCLAis El Nino's rain - too bad it did

• A child at art

• TV program can't live up to preseason mega-hype

• Ah, sweet Hershey

• Cool cats

• Classical guitarist to honor mentor Andres Segovia in concert

Monday, Feb. 9

• Bruins of past, present relish good showing at invitational

• In major trouble

• Soundbites

• Community Briefs

• Bilingual education crucial for students

• Do as I say

• Heavenly creatures

• UCLA proves too strong for Long Beach

• UC revising policy on Native American remains

• Eager Bruins post win against Beavers

• Twelve fun-filled days of Valentine's

• With PR bias, Oscar picks may be as good as it gets

• Happy days can be yours and mine

• UCLA runners leave pack behind

• Realism behind 'Icarus Alighting' melts viewers' hearts

• Buffalo Nights gives wings to six-play comedic suite

• Letters

• Hoopsters' prospects for title look good after Oregon sweep

• New moves are anything but routine for tumblers

• Sports unwelcome on Sunset Rec lawns

• Protesters urge U.S. to rethink stance on Iraq

Friday, Feb. 6

• Bad vibes?

• Top-ranked Bruins to face pivotal match against 49ers

• Bruin Walk turning into 'catwalk' for students

• Put student power to use

• UCLA ready for play time at season-opening tournament

• Ducks bomb Bruins with three-pointers

• Men's Tennis Briefs

• The hair and now

• Law school claims student funds properly used

• Grapevine

• Bruins need win over Georgia Tech

• Speaks Out

• Sak's provides good variety of affordable Japanese food

• Professor feels Internet no threat to libraries

• CSOs to carry pepper spray for self-defense

• Bruins, Ducks both ready for revenge, out for blood

• L.A. Invitational beckons elite athletes

• The cast of Sports Medicine

• Screenscene

• Ombuds serves as catalyst to those seeking empowerment

• Professors should place more value on teaching

• The heartbeat of dance

• A capella group belts out show fit for 'Kings'

• Sampling gets bad rap

• UCLA must beat Beavers to stay in race

Thursday, Feb. 5

• He's got the whole system in his hands

• Hong Kong star comes to US screen

• High school stars set to shine as top Bruin players

• Shoveling majority under the rug

• Real Bruins

• Bruins, undeterred after thwarted first game, shoot down Trojans

• UCLA signs prime freshman class

• To the Max

• The price is right

• Men's Tennis Briefs

• Season half over, still room for improvement

• Thumbs up/ Thumbs down

• Forum lets student groups interact, connect

• Faculty Grant Program divides campus

• Letters

• Sonnet analysis truly absorbs reader

• Community Briefs

• Therapist studies African American female sexuality

Wednesday, Feb. 4

• Professor-author subverts concept of 'ethnic' poetry

• Refusing to 'Yield,' Pearl Jam struggles to regain popularity

• Men's Basketball Notebook

• Letters

• Students First! may be exonerated by records

• Relationship 'rules' will not solve matchmaking woes

• Bike option can ease parking frustrations

• Students First! places students last

• Community Briefs

• Bruins catch up on hoop dreams

• Byte out of profits

• Midnight madness

• Duet cited for illegally cutting footloose

• Soundbites

• Nothing is finer than watching basketball

• 'Midnight Yell' harmless stress reliever for Bruins

Tuesday, Feb. 3

• Community Briefs

• Veritable flurry of distracting events obscures Winter Olympics

• Thumbs Up/Thumbs Down

• Bruins want rain on their parade

• Don't forget First Daughter's plight

• Letters

• Undefeated Bruins, Waves meet in match of local rivals

• Etched in Stone

• Catholics welcome once-persecuted community back

• Audience not blind to smash hit

• Injury-plagued Bruins to face Pepperdine powerhouse

• Correction

• Not as Chekov envisioned

• Current Social Security plan full of flaws

• Staying power

• Distribution of funds questioned

• UCLA to face USC in benefit match

• No talent shouldn't silence your song

• Industry faces challenges of expansion

• Orchestra celebrates Black History month

Monday, Feb. 2

• Soundbites

• Coffee wishes and Hummer dreams

• Grease Monkeys

• Director spins story of detective who goes from 'Zero' to hero

• Individuals shine against powerful Stanford, Cal

• No. 2 UCLA explodes past Arizona

• As allegations swirl, Clinton's approval rating soars

• Unlimited selection of fatty foods offered

• Wins not too close for comfort

• Internet links sports fans together but addicts users

• Not all big-budget films lack character, stories

• Sports Briefs

• Washington bites at heels of UCLA

• Swedish vocalists are Real thing

• Finding fun when you're alone - an insider's guide

• Portrait of a lady

• Caltech, UCLA join for new program

• Community Briefs

• Bombing Iraq would be a mistake

• No pot of gold at end of rainbow for Bruins

• Lewinsky told student of alleged affair

• Entertaining, fun movies serve important function

• Judge trumpets unity of the sexes in speech at UCLA

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