Story archive for March 1998

Thursday, March 19

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Monday, March 16

• Group performs folk, jazz medley in perfect harmony

• Marijuana debate continues

• Media Assassins?

• Elections Board receives its chairperson

• Beyond Riverdance

• Bruins pull out all the stops at NCAA Indoor Championships

• UCLA leave Big Dance heartbroken

• Bruins run, jump, throw their way to respectable NCAA finish

• Some practical pointers for a procrastinating paper writer

• March Madness afflicts all with basketball addiction

• Math integral to work, life

• Potent offenses go wild, Cats still manage win vs. struggling UCLA

• Letters

• Bruins celebrate sweet taste of success

• Magicomedy

• Community Briefs

• Raza Youth Conference relives Blowouts of '68

• Final Conspiracies

• Bruins celebrate sweet taste of success

• 'Post Coitum' addresses a persistent cultural taboo

• Resounding wins secure Bruins as No. 1

• Prelaw society offers students a taste of real-life legal practice

• Regents' diversity plan holds promise

• UCLA swept away by Stanford, but beats Scarlet Raiders

• Flutist's life perspective carries into concert work

• Soundbites

Friday, March 13

• Community Briefs

• Breaking Out

• Seniors hope to avoid another early loss

• Screen Scene

• Bruins can't watch major league alum start for Chicago White Sox

• It won't be the same this time around

• Aspiring lawyers hound job market

• Wolverines hope to topple Bruins' height advantage

• A Blockbuster night

• Speaks Out

• Letters

• UCLA ready to defend No. 1 rank vs. Stanford

• Team looks for a good run at indoor tourney

• Generation Exploited?

• Generalizing generations doesn't make sense

• Red, green, yellow, blue, which color's right for you?

• Program saves money, conserves environment

• Bruins gear up for championships

• Get thee to The Abbey, Hollywood's hippest cafe

• Where the Legacy Began

• Police behavior must be modified

• Arizona heat will demand best Bruins have to offer

• Work-study gives students flexibility, experience

Thursday, March 12

• UCLA's invite to Big Dance is no indicator of impending win

• Jill-of-all-trades uses athletics to succeed

• Rally serves as kickoff for election games

• Bruins badgered by unranked Wisconsin

• Women ready for first tournament run in six years

• Words of wisdom

• Gene mutation may be linked to compulsive, risky behavior

• Guiding Light

• Time to look past interracial barriers

• Feminist perspectives add color to history of blues

• Letters

• All for one

• All or nothing

• Community Briefs

• Student governments dispute utility fee

• Putting their footsteps down on film

• Director hopes to revive Brazilian movie industry

• Bruins script tourney with happy ending at Final Four

• Thumbs up/Thumbs down

• The more you know

• From head to toe, Bruins have superstitions covered

• Harman honored for fostering intercultural sensitivity

• Going home again

• Flexibility

• Harrassment policy fails to protect victims

Wednesday, March 11

• Image is nothing

• Just say no to those scary Bruin Walk pushers

• UCLA should implement better recycling program

• 'The Big Lebowski' doubles over in its own humor

• Men's Tennis

• Author speaks at conservative, libertarian forum

• Letters

• Hard-earned rights imperiled by bigotry

• Crimewatch

• Finals on the frontier

• Soundbites

• Barbie creator visits as guest for conference on self image

• Students witness AIDS stigma firsthand

• State overlooks history in race to be colorblind

• Activist urges students to power

• GSA to address dissolving ineffective Assembly

• Bruins slide out of slump in spite of struggles

• Dedicated actors hope success follows the bitch

• The best just got bEtter

• Oscar Junior

Tuesday, March 10

• Psychologists reveal memory's complexity

• March Madness begins early with ridiculous selection draws

• Psychologists reveal memory's complexity

• It's time to look beyond the numbers

• Sudden comfort

• Equality of life

• No pain, no game

• Student campaigns for harassment policy reform

• Community Briefs

• RAIN! helps put students back on track

• Energy makes the difference

• Hey! You're not the only one with issues

• License to kill at the checkout counter

• Great performances make Jonson's 'Volpone' sparkle

• Just diving around

• Outrageous thriller points out absurdities of humankind

• USC fires, UCLA hires maestro

• Thumbs Up/Thumbs Down

• Crimewatch

• Bruins continue dominating ways with impressive series of victories

• Democracy cannot cure all failing world governments

Monday, March 9

• Don't sweat the small stuff, and headlines are small stuff

• Community Briefs

• Developers vie for support of retail projects in Westwood

• Sixth seed satisfies Bruins

• "Why I hate Jerry Springer"

• What UCLA can teach us

• Quaye massages crowd with smooth, confident sound

• Program examines cultural issues

• Untimely injuries force UCLA to rearrange lineup, pitching rotation

• After first loss, Bruins go for the kill

• Bill makes service programs accessible

• Tremendous comeback not enough to tame Wildcats

• UCLA wins season's first outdoor meet in a walk

• Murphy's law

• Love, death and differences

• Do not despair: Decent theater can be found in Los Angeles

• Speaker offers words of wisdom for new millennium

• Men's Basketball

• Bruins can't pull out season-closer in Pauley

• Women play an important role in history of sports

• Letters

• Acclaimed director sends 'The Leading Man' overseas

• Parking enforcement targets misuse of disabled placards

• Soundbites

Friday, March 6

• Filling in the blank

• Gymnastics Briefs

• The Silence of the Dead

• Bruins look prepared for NCAAs

• Poor coverage of vital issues leaves public uninformed

• Folks are drawn to Cartoonsville by fun not food

• The Three Divas

• Give a round of applause to actors on silver screen

• Seniors burn Devils, await 'Cats

• UC Merced construction raises questions

• TV news tries to lure larger audience with sensationalistic stories

• Speaks Out

• Ready for a championship run

• BYU posts challenge to UCLA's supremacy

• Campaign UCLA applies different techniques to raise $1.2 billion

• Screen Scene

• Students voice opposition to sanctions

• Community Briefs

• Think before you bash The Bruin

• Baseball Briefs

Thursday, March 5

• Latest from Grisham too similar to 'The Firm'

• Moments in the

• Bruins shoot aces with rackets, not cards

• Ralleying with Cooper

• UCLA unites in sophistication of Europe to lend polish to game

• Spain brings National Ballet to L.A. for anniversary show

• The late bloomer

• Tough times abound as UCLA heads for tourney

• Bruins to play devil's advocate

• Justice system only enforces unacceptable, bad behavior

• Asian Americans in media to be honored

• Men's Basketball Briefs

• Team puts aside books for poolside

• Only capitalism upholds individual rights

• Students' union wins bid for research center's cafe

• New GSA vice president seeks better community relationships

• Victory bodes well for Bruins as team prepares to face USC

• Real Bruins

• Unity key to solving pressing problems of inequality

• A&E Briefs

• Thumbs up/ Thumbs down

• British dance company puts modern spin on classic techniques

• U.N. treatment of Iraq equals genocide

• Community Briefs

• Small quirks of the place we call home

• Risky, risque animation seeks to expose normally taboo topics

• Burke draws on Bruin roots to establish its own identity

• Insiders reveal secrets of the biz

• UCLA forges alliance with Orthopaedic Hospital

• U.S. mustn't emulate Socialism's spotted record

Wednesday, March 4

• Farmers' Market lacks charm during moratorium

• Anderson School cracks top 10

• Community Briefs

• UCLA officials police information superhighway

• Power coupled with prejudice, not color, defines racism in U.S.

• Student honored for catching attacker

• The Chase of a lifetime

• Good times

• Outreach programs given money to woo minorities

• Generalizations about racists only widen gaps

• Letters

• Family festival at the Getty draws both young and old

• Lavin largely to blame for team woes

• Play examines our fascination with pain

• Out of darkness

• Bruins look to bust streak of mediocrity

• Young conductor performs works with renowned concert pianist

• From a simple rivalry comes an all-out battle of espionage

• Director contemplates aging in newest work

• Ramblers can't stand the Bruins' heat

• Scores prove need for smaller class sizes

• Soundbites

• A real Boy Scout

• Bruins need fan support to beat USC

• Bruin effort can't overcome pitching errors in fall to 49ers

Tuesday, March 3

• Thumbs up/thumbs down

• Weekend ends on losing note as Cal wins in sudden death

• Lt. Gov. looks to increase community college funds

• Body art provides thought for minds

• Community Briefs

• Manager claims harassment case delayed

• Techno-blues group A3 revival makes everyone into believers

• Posting your resume on the Internet

• 2000 Games will be first for women's water polo

• For the love of money

• 'Backstreet' breaks musical traditions

• These hookers don't walk the streets

• Crimewatch

• The price was right

• Bruins ready to begin winning streak

• Every country is only out for itself in our corrupt world

• Undefeated Bruins will face pressure cooker

• Miguel show draws emotions from all

• Underground history

• Backstage on Broadway

• After narrow losses, big wins, Bruins enjoy view from top 25

Monday, March 2

• Intercollegiate forums at UCLA discuss retention of minorities

• Medley runners relay promise of NCAA challenge

• After six-game losing streak, Bruins barely slide by Trojans

• Bruins stylin' at Pac-10 tournament

• Mug of Vanderzanden

• Letters

• Students sought for service

• Socialist rebellion could right wrongs of U.S. conquest

• Alumnus elected state assembly speaker

• Picutre of artwork

• Top-ranked team loses battle, wins war

• Campaign UCLA operating ahead of schedule

• Director Makepeace bases documentary on own ordeals

• While resting for NCAA Regionals, Bruins drop match to Washington

• Sanctions aren't working in Middle East

• Soundbites

• Mug shot of Hill

• Community Briefs

• 40 minutes is 2 seconds too long for UCLA

• Picutre of the bassist

• Climbing the walls

• UCLA regroups to beat Fresno State

• Inner-city, middle-school students get taste of college life

• Rearranged schedule, lineup brings No. 2 Bruins win, loss

• Players say farewell to Pauley

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