Tuesday, November 10, 1998 David Crosby breathes fans to life MUSIC: Age, near-death experience ripens ballads of classic rocker at heart By Vanessa VanderZanden Daily Bruin Senior Staff In the warm, sleepy red seats of the Wiltern theater, audiences admired the gold and silver-trimmed art deco walls. Read more...

Tuesday, November 10, 1998 Odd ‘Massacre’ tortures audience interest THEATER: Eccentric play reveals trials, tribulations of Ute Indian banishment By Erin Beatty Daily Bruin Contributor Polly, Joan and Suzi Dagenhardt are three psychotic sisters responsible for guiding the audience through a delusional adventure atop their roof in hickville Colorado. Read more...

Tuesday, November 10, 1998 Philharmonia’s first concert in memory of UCLA mentor TRIBUTE: Performance by music department reflects on Cloud’s life By Sandy Yang Daily Bruin Contributor The UCLA Philharmonia’s first concert of the year will be dedicated to the memory of David Cloud, UCLA’s recording engineer and longtime member of the music department. Read more...

Tuesday, November 10, 1998 When in venice FESTIVAL: Gems from one of Europe’s most esteemed film festivals give Los Angeles a taste of cinema – Italian style By Ricky Herzog Daily Bruin Contributor Aside from the Oscar-nominated "Il Postino (The Postman)," Italian cinema has not had a highly visible presence in the United States in recent years. Read more...

Monday, November 9, 1998 Students hokey-pokey with Disaster MUSIC: After exploring punk music, band discovers ska identity, plays small venues, releases first album By Michelle Zubiate Daily Bruin Staff In order to achieve status as a true ska band, a group must comprehend three vital points of knowledge. Read more...

Monday, November 9, 1998 ‘The Siege’ holds audiences captive FILM: Entertaining movie doesn’t address key social issues like race, terrorism By Tristan Thai Daily Bruin Contributor Hollywood has always had a bad track record for propagating stereotypes, wrongfully portraying Arabs as crazed fanatical terrorists in dense action films such as "True Lies." Thus, the objections raised by organizations in various communities over the content of "The Siege" is understandable. Read more...

Monday, November 9, 1998 Excutive actions THEATER: A revival of Gershwin’s musical satire ‘Of Thee I Sing’ presents political drama that parallels modern turmoil in the White House By Sam Toussi Daily Bruin Contributor It seems as though the investigation into President Clinton’s relationship with Monica Lewinsky has been going on for 70 years. Read more...