Recruiting prospects bright for m.hoops

Thursday, April 18, 1996 By Scott Yamaguchi, Melissa Anderson and Robert Stevens Daily Bruin Senior Staff With former UCLA assistant coach Lorenzo Romar accepting Pepperdine’s head coaching position at the end of the 1995-96 season, critics of the Bruin program became ultra-skeptical about any future success head coach Jim Harrick would have in luring top […]

Cornell donation gives finishing touch to Andersen School

Wednesday, April 17, 1996 $6 million gift helps pay construction costs, research endowmentsBy Suzanne Scollo Daily Bruin Contributor In honor of their $6 million donation, one of three new buildings at the Anderson School was renamed the B.J. and Clark Cornell Hall. The charitable trust donated by the Cornells will be used to pay the […]

Lawsuit charging regents with fixed vote OK’d

Wednesday, April 17, 1996 Alleged violations of open-meeting act will be investigated in trial By Michael Howerton Daily Bruin Staff Setting the stage for another struggle over the regents’ decision, a lawsuit seeking to reinstate affirmative action in the University of California was ruled valid by a San Francisco Superior Court judge on Monday. In […]

Tymchuk to emphasize outreach

Wednesday, April 17, 1996 Running unopposed, GSA president-elect takes helm next year By Ryan Ozimek Daily Bruin Contributor Running unopposed in this year’s Graduate Students Association (GSA) presidential election, Christopher Tymchuk will be taking helm of the association starting next school year. In partnership with internal vice president candidate Phu Tranchi on the Outreach and […]

United for change

Wednesday, April 17, 1996 Asian Pacific Coalition brings together groups to defy stereotypes, maintain community awareness By Patrick Marantal Daily Bruin Staff In 1975, students and faculty of the Asian American Studies Center conceived and nurtured a new child, the Asian Pacific Coalition, to represent UCLA’s Asian and Pacific Islander community. Today, the Asian Pacific […]