Story archive for November 1996

Wednesday, Nov. 27

• Computer giant to talk about digital future at UCLA

• Propoganda twists hate, killing to focus on 'evil' leaders

• Community Briefs

• BoDeans excite crowd with stirring performance of 'Closer to Free'

• Walkout stirs wide support for struggle

• AAP supporters struggle to save program

• Blues Explosion blazes into hearts of fans

• University radio station returns from the dead

• TRICKY: Pre-millenium tension

• Goulet finally takes on role of Don Quixote

• add water & stir

• Clearing the smoke

• Random macks of kindness

• The DeVil Within

• UCPD authorities look for suspect in Central Ti

• Bruin tourney hopes dashed by Waves

• Season Preview

• Grad students¹ strike was nothing more than Œpo

• Californians find old roots in Mayflower family

Tuesday, Nov. 26

• Festival celebrates youth creativity

• Political rights with a touch of common sense

• cartoon here

• Community Briefs

• Undergraduate Award recognizes two students

• Kula Shaker's Eastern magic enchants U.S.

• Kula Shaker¹s Eastern magic enchants U.S.

• Runner takes stumbling steps in path to exeperience

• UCLA triumph unforgettable for those that stayed to the end

• Propostions equal less chance of education for minorities

• Social groups reflect narrow-minded people

• Ahead of their time

• A different take on Vietnam vets

• Past & Prejudice

• Stanford runs away with NCAA team titles

• Going out kicking

• UC forced to consider decency act

Monday, Nov. 25

• CS Fullerton takes UCLA to school in NCAA tournament

• Potential infraction creates new stink around old coach

• Soundbites

• Safety, health of workers must be secured

• Inside Sports

• Republica stifled by cramped Whiskey

• And then there were 6

• McKown plays big, wins big against SC

• The cast system

• Community Briefs

• Education not represented in equations

• McNown plays big, wins big against ŒSC

• Ceremony recognizes Young, students and faculty

• Grad employees resume work, vow to strike again

• Bruins deep-six Trojans

• Soward taste left in Bruins' mouth

• Merten¹s kick nets overtime for UCLA

• 'Ticket to Ride' reserves cheap seats on gravy train

• Federal regulators shield Congress against inspections

• Decking Santa's halls with many wishes for reform

• Bruins suffer third straight loss to Trojans

• Faculty exodus to Ivy Leage troubles UCLA

Friday, Nov. 22

• Community Briefs

• National pride no longer a tool of war propagan

• Jazz composer's innovation lives on in band devoted to his music

• Recruit signs early, others may follow

• Attack of the Killer Giants

• Academia reaches out to students through Facult

• Just Pride

• Few wedding bells for students in the ¹90s

• Snowflake sails in 'Castles in the Sky'

• UCLA student prefers Tommy Trojan

• UCLA researchers are evaluating L.A. drug cente

• Bruins to open against Toreros

• Those were the days

• Screen Scene

• Low-wage workers misrepresented

• First-ranked Bruins kick off NCAA battle

Thursday, Nov. 21

• He¹s been on both sides of the rivalry

• Birth Of The Rivalry

• Start of season blown away by Hurricane

• 'Riverdance' blends Irish form with other cultures' style

• The Victory Bell

• Quarterback Controversy

• Privatization of Graphic Services a relief for ASUCLA

• Community Briefs

• schwarzenegger knows he's not just muscle

• Comedic Timing

• Help ASUCLA with Bruin identity crisis

• University digs its own hole in handling of TAs

• Controversially Traditional

• RA¹s job not as easy as it looks

• Addwater and Stir cartoon

• Spirit rally to ignite Bruins to victory over T

• Secondary siblings share love of football

• Strike not about worker rights

• Rush illuminates life and mentality of ingenious pianist in 'Shine'

• Student honors strike after difficult decision

• Judicial Board issues restraining order on use of 'Students First!'

• Letters

• Theater couples classic Shakespeare with modern flicks

• Strikers march to steps of Murphy

Wednesday, Nov. 20

• Gothic singer Galas shrieks in the dark

• 'Star Trek' franchise lives long and prospers with 'First Contact'

• Community Briefs

• Addwater & Stir

• Charles O'Bannon's time to shine for the Bruins

• Bruins hope to blow Hurricanes right out of town

• Keep the faith: cancer does not equal sure death

• Personal nature of Reich's work calls for minimal classification

• Roving through the centuries

• Season Preview

• Westwood finds friends in many places

• Letters

• UCLA administrators defend athletes' special treatment

• Still doing time after all these years

• Regents keep quiet as walk-out continues

• Generation Xers cast vote for issues, not political party

Tuesday, Nov. 19

• Distribution of private endowments may be affec

• Moviegoers don't notice what's missing

• Moving Lakers downtown has both economic and social costs

• Bruins prepare for Danish attack

• Threat of a strike becomes reality

• Saying Œno thanks¹ to a second helping of holiday nostalgia

• Teach for America provides fulfillment

• Looking for empathy in all the wrong places

• Talking Lemonheads

• New policy changes priorities in allocation of liver donations

• Media brand Afghan rebels as fanatical despots

• Overlooked objects become works of art

• Powerful Bruins kick their way to 5-0 record

• Marchers hold night protest on campus

• Artists give hip-hop a good rap

• Bruin maestro graces her alma mater with piccolo

Monday, Nov. 18

• Bowl hopes lost in desert

• Respect picket line, uphold right to quality ed

• 'Politically Incorrect' makes its way across the nation

• Busy weekend for Bruins ends with mixed results

• Harlem Globetrotter

• Social Distortion clarifies rock energy

• Soundbites

• Anti-convention, satire secret to longevity for Troma

• Actions, not accusations, needed for Chicano un

• Exploring universal enjoyment of dolls

• Community Briefs

• Pamphlet fails to realize flip side of gripes

• Pure Energy

• ASUCLA to present a $51 union fee hike

• UCLA suffers upsets in final meets; NCAA chances slim

• UC's empty promise: continued diversity

• Bruins take MPSF title after drenching Bears

• All Bruins have Ms. Right's number

• letters

Friday, Nov. 15

• Bruins get first taste of Pac-10

• Community Briefs

• UC budget ependitures approved

• Guitar-playing professor brings flamenco out of the classroom and onto world stage

• Prop. A provides parks with essential funds

• Dehumanizing the enemy necessary for war

• Screen Scene

• UCLA to face Wildcats, little hope to 'bowl'

• Bruins defeat German visitors

• Runners need strong effort to qualify for NCAAA finals

• Seeking a Perfect Match

• what if mike was one of us

• Young politicians gain experience from city council campaign

• Struggling for greater opportunities

• One TA's story in road to recognition

• Grad student association makes outreach effort

Thursday, Nov. 14

• Flying high on deep impulse

• SAGE desperate times call for desperate measur

• Election tactics lose sight of First Amendment

• Bruins look up to seniors during final stretch

• The Boat Goes On

• A green light on the road to a cure

• Theslof pumps up the intensity to get job done

• Fully Alert

• 26 and still kicking

• Jazz concert inspired by best seller

• Cartoon

• Do the time warp with Ed Debevic¹s Œ50s-style f

• Community Briefs

• Construction Corner

• Choreographer taps to issue of drug and gang pr

• USAC, GSA want voice in decision

• Nihipali's 29 kills help Bruins win tug-of-war with Long Beach St.

• Bruins try to get in the groove for preseason

• Officials dump ORION, design new catalog system

• Leets

Wednesday, Nov. 13

• UCLA men's volleyball team looks toward victorious year

• Indonesian-born pianist Halim to perform classical pieces at UCLA

• Community Briefs

• cartoon here

• Speaks Out: What was your reaction to the firing of the men's basketball coach Jim Harrick?

• Reflections on a star

• UCLA needs two wins to go 'bowl-ing'

• Faith, love provide strength in time of crisis

• Dali's decision ruins basketball's season

• Student union fees soar to $70 a year

• UCSF, Stanford med merger continues to see resi

• Bruins victorious in premiere

• U.S. News faces heat for ranking colleges

• Punishment exceeds the crime

• Sage strikes back

• 'Riverdance' taps its way to the Pantages

• Daily Bruin: probe Harrick firing

Tuesday, Nov. 12

• UCLA basketball begins preseason

• cartoon here

• Back With a Vengeance

• Ladies of the White House

• Bruins show no mercy to bewildered Sacramento team

• Emotional chords plunge audience into depths of torn love

• New fees considered

• Air Force Cadets fall to third-ranked Bruins for second time this season

• Letters

• Behind the scenes of U.S. foreign intervention

• Electoral victory does not equal national triumph

• Anita Hill to join ranks of Berkeley faculty

• Proposition 209 debate continues

• Veterans solemnly remembered

• Sidewalk talk

• Theatre company tries to find sense of ŒModigl

• UCLA basketball begins preseason

• Prominent scientist to keynote UCLA AIDS meetin

Monday, Nov. 11

• Water polo steps on Long Beach on way to tournament

• You know you're having a bad day when ...

• Anime Action

• Students protest against Daily Californian

• Swimmers dominate first dual meet of the season

• Community Briefs

• Veterans Day honors our nation's heroes

• Handouts don't reflect America's values

• Proposition 209 a step in right direction for equality

• The Seductive attempts to arouse your interest

• Jeffrey O'Connell's art makes music

• Bruins win with bag og tricks

• All that jazz

• Free drugs in demand: the new high on college campuses

• Fans: Saturday's sole disappointment

• editorial

Friday, Nov. 8

• Spend an evening with 'Figaro'

• Marred team attacks first game-sans Harrick

• Emotional Harrick speaks out

• UCLA Store should stock Bruinwear instead of Be

• Screen Scene

• Passage of Prop.209 renews debate

• Dismissal of coach sends shock waves

• Theater Arts graduate program gives four actors time to shine

• A Healthy Start

• Penned up emotion

• Standing up to the political, cultural status q

• leters

• Bearwear shopping made easy via Web

• Community Briefs

Thursday, Nov. 7

• Women cross finish line in top 25

• Teatro Flamenco tour celebrates Spanish culture

• Bringing jazz, fun to UCLA

• Students¹ voices pierce through coach¹s cloud of controversy

• OCHC declares the return of meal coupons to campus

• Amputating Harrick from UCLA painful but necess

• Student leaders should avoid political thicket

• The end of an era

• Adding to the special interest medley

• Bruins try to keep on top of the ball

• Jim Harrick fired for NCAA infraction

• Man's Best Friend

• Actor sings to tune of upcoming movie

• Carol Petersen

• Law takes side of graduate employees

• Mime troupe articulates their message loud and

• Coach brings warm teaching style to Bruins

• Writer shares story of civil rights movement with UCLA

• The Best of the Best

• Letters

• Community Briefs

Wednesday, Nov. 6

• Four more years

• Republicans upbeat despite loss

• Stone Temple Pilots rock despite recent setbacks

• Clinton clinches election

• Jim Harrick resigns as head coach

• Letters

• cartoon here

• 1996 Elections Daily Bruin Supplement

• Finding His Rock

• California eliminates affirmative action

• Sabri Brothers to perform traditional Sufi music

• Pay Day

• Take a crazy, three-day trek around sites of fun-filled L.A.

• Will to endure proves most valiant quality

• Community Briefs

• Bruins Sock(er) it to Mustangs, finish league season undefeated

• Students' futures are also at stake

Tuesday, Nov. 5

• '90's 'political' movies lacking in substance

• Whitewater, Watergate...what's the difference?

• Theater experience helps Lee get in and out of character

• Take a look around: politics pervade campus

• Face to Face arrives at success with no-frills attitude, distinct sound

• History, foreign policy to challenge Clinton

• New players introduced at Family Fan Jam

• No Doubt About It

• Community Briefs

• Sports brief

• Assesomg the Westside districts

• CALPIRG gets voters rolling

• What happened with Stanford

Monday, Nov. 4

• 'Palookaville' spoofs tough-guy movies

• Foreman sound off on political currents

• I'm going to college

• Bruins sunk at home by the Cardinal

• Bruins gain one, lose one against Arizona St.,

• Third parties outsiders in American politics

• 1996 Elections--Daily Bruin endorsements

• 1996 elections shaping up to be the most boring ever

• Student groups disillusioned by the presidential elections

• UCLA sued over its Willed Body program

• Students.debate merits of Clinton, Dole

• Community Briefs

• Eye on style

• Bruins lose to Cardinal in overtime

• 1996 Elections--Daily Bruin endorsements

• Perot still behind Clinton and Dole, surveys indicate

• Political parties move to middle ground to woo voters

• 1996 Elections--Daily Bruin endorsements

• UCLA runners fare well at Stanford over the we

• 1996 Elections--Daily Bruin endorsements

• Web sites: the next wave of campaigning

• Bruins¹ bowl hopes lost in red flash

• 1996 Elections--Daily Bruin endorsements

Friday, Nov. 1

• Proposition will protect patients, save money

• Bruins volunteer time, effort to local, presidential elections

• NCAAs still a possibility for Bruins

• Where has all the spirit gone?

• California voters will decide on minimum wage boost

• Manufacturing Individuality

• Letters

• Bruins look to bounce back against Arizona teams

• High hopes for Homecoming

• Bruins set goals for upcoming race

• Applying red tape to our wounded health care system

• screen scene

• SAGE faces possibility of one week strike

• Roni'z Bakstreet Poetri serves up spicy concoction

• A sign of the times

• Where has all the spirit gone?

• Community Briefs

• Trio of great talent to play at Wadsworth

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