Story archive for February 1995

Wednesday, March 1

• Dorm residents to get Internet in fall

• And the envelope please ...

• Setting it up on a silver platter

• Acclaimed actress Akuyoe touches inner 'spirit'

• CD enables students to access campus info

• Remembering an inspiring March 1st Movement

• Frosh golfer takes off for home, Bock steps back in

• Undefeated softball prepares for UCLA tourney

• Report finds lack of employee diversity

• Racist calls plague African Student Union

• The folly of the concept of income distributions

• W. tennis second at NCAA indoor tourney

• Baseball looking to run over Toreros

• M. hoops hosts Trojans with

• Naming oneself: essential to cultural survival

• Melnitz highlights young Hollywood's women writers in 'Movies She Wrote'

Thursday, Feb. 9

• Smith, Hughes ready to battle down in the paint

• Players of little hops take heart: Dunkball!

• What does the 'X' in Generation X stand for?

• Using the female condom: pluses and minuses

• M. hoops enters Pacific-10 stretch

• Spikers nearly embarrassed by UCSB

• The facts about Natural High

• Carter promotes new book

• Bruin Online expands Internet access

• Softball storms past Aztecs in season opener

• Power of rock 'n' roll fuels search for heart of gold

• What happens when 'alternative' becomes mainstream?

Wednesday, Feb. 8

• Trust me, I know what I'm doingLeslie Nielsen, the man with a straight face and a naked gun, will ac

• Top 10 reasons we should impeach Clinton

• Peace Corps volunteers settle at UCLA

• Titans outrun Bruins down the stretch

• Grad TAs 'teach out' for recognition

• Tapping her potential

• Colorado Quartet delves into composers' souls

• Affirmative action must be reconsidered for Pilipinos

• Volleyball takes aim at Gauchos

• Bookstore e-mail to ease frustrations

• Students, communities assist in Kobe quake relief

• Hoops' seniors wear

• Women's gymnastics: It's no monkey business

• Softball swings

• Fowler inherits African 'Crowning Achievements'

• 'NYPD Blue' pushes TV's boundaries too far

• 'I-Rock': Tori Amos marked for death

• Service creates computerized testing aids

Tuesday, Feb. 7

• What a way

• A team player finds her own way

• Guess the Bruin opposite: Today it's Nihipali

• 'Plan 9' musical follows steps of original movie successfully

• Baseball looks to slide past Fullerton

• Billie Joe, Kurt, Eddie: ugly ducklings unite

• Debussy's subtle impressionism lost on Sellars

• Homophobic response to 'Learning' disturbs viewer

• In the line of fire

• Hard work key to American identity 'success'

• KROQ drone: Appeal may fall even as station ratings rise

• New arrival promises to change Uncle Petey's life

• Law school sells out 'Muzak Man' shows

• ROTC takes to the field

• Gladiator tackles grad education

• Dumb and dumber viewing

• W. polo wins two, loses two in tourney

Monday, Feb. 6

• UCLA buries Irish with second-half barrage

• Janecek bows out early at Rolex Indoors

• Close breaks military bounds of 'silence'

• Neuropsychiatric hospital director to step down

• Actor delivers happy ending to 'Unhappily'

• Spikers wipe out Waves in 3-0 sweep

• Sayles' magical mystery tour

• Service group brings 'hope' to India's needy

• Re-laying the foundation: then and now

• Midterms heighten Bruin angst

• W. hoops fails to end losing streak

• Chi edges Phebus in All-UCLA Rolex Indoor final

• M. gymnastics returns

• 'Littlest woman' Mathis grows up on and off screenActress discusses her acting career

• Affirmative action still needs to achieve purpose

• Sunny weather brightens Bruin attitudes

• Baseball alumni and Bruins play to a draw

• Evaluation of American Identity 'free-for-all'

• ASUCLA to provide user-friendly network

• Suicide ad proves to be untrue

• 'Saigon' shows love story emerging from chaos

Friday, Feb. 3

• Trial draws students' notice

• More bins to encourage campus recycling

• USAC to help implement Student Departmental Senate

• Jerky Boys collect on prank popularity

• Old friends reunite to create wacky 'Plan 9 from Outerspace'

• 'Summer In Winter'

• M. baseball hosts Bruin alumni in annual games

• One-sided report misleads public, unfair to students

• Thompson leads USC

• Architect constructs innovative database

• 'Roan Inish' embarks upon fantastic, magical journey

• Recognize individuality instead of group identity

• Etiquette questions arise for a gay spouse

• Towell to house different facilities

• Struggling Waves take on volleyball

• Dance, music unites for purification of art

• 'Boys On The Side' is bland on the screen

• Women's water polo begins inaugural season

• UCLA wins Battle of Los Angeles, barely

Thursday, Feb. 2

• Campus cultural divisions block communication

• Rutgers president explains statement

• Taxpayers paid for Gingrich's private travel

• Top Bruin duo looking for revenge at Rolex

• Media use of Christian symbols fuels debate

• 'Salad bowl' multiculturalism serves a purpose

• Bad blood absent as Bruins meet Trojans

• Community debates American identity

• Baseball ruins Aztecs in long battle

• Men's volleyball sweeps LMU

• Janecek looks to break out of slump at Rolex

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• Sports fans still looking for watering hole in town

Wednesday, Feb. 1

• Wilson fee increases opposed by Senate

• Sensitive issues underlie 'Saigon' extravaganza

• Minimum wage increase: will it protect or harm?

• Indictment likely in probe

• Testing service cancels February GRE

• Critic's dilemma: to know hype from rock

• Men's tennis rides out Waves

• Anonymous 4 appeal revealed

• Order in the court

• Media explores community role

• Kid prostitutes? Thumbs up,

• Basketball's loss to Cal tightens race

• Death-defying cosmonaut is crew's lucky charm

• Spikers take shot at Loyola Marymount

• UCLA simmers over 'melting pot' debate

• ASUCLA suffers heavy loss, incoming funds low

• Restructuring the face of the American identity

• 'Rico' provides wealth of talent for women's hoops

• Baseball looking for frosh start to season

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