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Monday, 5/12/97 Bruins return again as Collegiate Champions Strong defense allows UCLA to secure second title win By Vytas Mazeika Daily Bruin Contributor Few teams are capable of winning one national championship, and even fewer can successfully defend their title. With a 6-3 victory over rival Cal on Sunday, the UCLA women’s water polo team […]

Monday, 5/12/97 Racing for a cure Approximately 35,000 people gathered at UCLA on Saturday to run for people whose lives were cut short by deadly cancer By Monica Paknad Daily Bruin Contributor hat caused thousands of people to wake up early on a Saturday morning to challenge their bodies and a deadly disease? The fight […]

Monday, 5/12/97 Students First! accused of illegal campaigning Students for Ethical Government contend Bruin ad violated Election Board codes By Stephanie Wong Daily Bruin Contributor Complaints of illegal campaigning filled the Election Board (E-Board) office during the primary Undergraduate Student Association Council (USAC) election last week. Approximately 35 forms were filed against candidates from Students […]

Monday, 5/12/97 ‘Bleak House’ marathon reading reaps in success Although long, fund raiser fosters sense of community at UCLA By Carol McKay Daily Bruin Contributor By five o’clock on Friday afternoon, the squirrels seemed more entertaining to some English lovers sitting in the Rolfe Sculpture Garden. At that point, participants of the second annual Marathon […]

Friday, 5/9/97 New light focused on controversial USAC ad Last-minute switch caused by time constraints, Du says By Brooke Olson Daily Bruin Senior Staff Students First! members changed a pre-approved advertisement to an ad some construe as an Undergraduate Student Association Council (USAC) endorsement of Students First! presidential candidate Kandea Mosley. The original ad – […]

Friday, 5/9/97 No other like mother In a nostalgic yearning for home cooking and maternal support, students pay filial tribute to their moms for one special day By Michelle Navarro Daily Bruin Contributor She changed the diapers, taught about the birds and the bees, picked up the pieces after the first heartbreak, said "yes" when […]

Friday, 5/9/97 Travelling the world for peace, sovereignty Man walks around globe to promote sovereignty for Karabagh By Gregory Mena Daily Bruin Contributor It has taken Sergei Martirosyan four years to get here from the Middle East. If that sounds like a very long trip, consider UCLA as just one stop on his journey across […]