Thursday, December 3, 1998 Band Night helps aspiring musicians come together MUSIC: UCLA students share interest in rock at impromptu jam session By Brent Hopkins Daily Bruin Contributor Tired of listening to the same old recycled stuff on the radio? Read more...

Thursday, December 3, 1998 Kicking it on the west side DANCE: The Rockettes, America’s favorite dance troupe, are spreading the holiday spirit from New York to Los Angeles By Sandy Yang Daily Bruin Staff In the midst of the countdown to Christmas, the holiday season is in full swing here in Los Angeles. Read more...

Thursday, December 3, 1998 Tale cues in essence of individuality PERFORMANCE: ‘Ah Q’ combines dance, theater to critique human nature By Sandy Yang Daily Bruin Staff A story written in 1921 by a Chinese author wouldn’t seem like a timely commentary on American society today. Read more...

Thursday, December 3, 1998 The Antics drive mainstream listeners crazy with mix of genres MUSIC: Up and coming quartet presents stereotype-defying style through radio-friendly tunes with other Bruin groups at The Gig By Cyrus McNally Daily Bruin Contributor What might you call a band whose average set list includes so many musical genres that two hands are needed to count them? Read more...

Wednesday, December 2, 1998 Musicians promise night of harmony, festivity, fun CHOIR: Groups unite to deliver Holiday Concert, provide innovative multicultural, family experience By Laura Zhang Daily Bruin Contributor The beauty of Royce Hall has rarely escaped the lot of UCLA students who walk through the quad daily. Read more...

Wednesday, December 2, 1998 Soundbites Rush, "Different Stages – Live" Rush’s fourth live release comes just in time to celebrate their 30th anniversary as the world’s best known "thinking man’s hard-rock band." Since its 1976 breakthrough with the futuristic "2112" (an album based on the writings of Ayn Rand), all of the band’s albums have gone either gold or platinum. Read more...

Wednesday, December 2, 1998 Speaking Up MUSIC: Spoken-word artists restore interest in poetry, bring stagnant art-form back to mainstream By Nerissa Pacio Daily Bruin Senior Staff If Walt Whitman came to Hollywood’s Lucy Florence Coffeehouse on Wednesday nights, he would be proud of the spoken word artists sounding their barbaric yawps. Read more...