Student-run arts board gives UCLA discounted tickets

Monday, September 28, 1998 Student-run arts board gives UCLA discounted tickets ON-CAMPUS: Funded by reg fees, committee cuts prices, produces events By Megan Dickerson Daily Bruin Staff It may be a student’s best defense against rising ticket prices. Every Monday night, a little-known group of 20 aspiring historians, chemists, musicians, lawyers and dancers meets to […]

Search for perfect Chinese chicken salad over

Monday, September 28, 1998 Search for perfect Chinese chicken salad over FOOD: Delicious California cuisine takes center stage at pricier, fast-serviced bistro By Nerissa Pacio Daily Bruin Senior Staff The quest for the perfect Chinese chicken salad: an arduous journey of trial and error. At times, the challenge involves a disappointing encounter with wilted leaves […]

Art students enticed by creative freedom

Monday, September 28, 1998 Art students enticed by creative freedom ON-CAMPUS: Curriculum offers ability to explore different views, interests By Laura Noguera Daily Bruin Staff They get down and dirty in their tools – plaster, clay and paint. With kindergarten memories of smocks and finger painting, UCLA’s art students are making their nostalgia reality, creating […]

Narcoleptic awakens to new respect for live shows, theater

Monday, September 28, 1998 Narcoleptic awakens to new respect for live shows, theater COLUMN: Attending ‘Stomp,’ watching film classic ‘Grease’ rouses interest, appreciation Like many of my esteemed peers at UCLA, I’ve been blessed with several remarkable talents. Besides being double-jointed and possessing the mind-boggling ability to spew the name of every American president in […]

Tone-deaf Europe makes American music something to be appreciated

Monday, September 28, 1998 Tone-deaf Europe makes American music something to be appreciated COLUMN: Foreign idea of song, dance jarringly clashes with its breathtaking surroundings A passionate, life-affirming madness surges through the cobblestone streets of Barcelona, pulses beyond the aching blue shores of Mykenos and jolts the icy fog that hovers in the valleys just […]

Women make headway as executives in industry

Monday, September 28, 1998 Women make headway as executives in industry MUSIC: Female managers crash once male-dominated profession with vigor, success and power By Brent Hopkins Daily Bruin Contributor Just as listeners enthusiastically embraced British bands in the ’60s, pop fans have taken a liking to female musicians. Radio airwaves now sound like a woman […]