Thursday, December 25

Swayze gets back in driver’s seat with action thriller

Thursday, April 30, 1998 Swayze gets back in driver’s seat with action thriller FILM: Star overcomes difficulty of broken legs, returns to work on adventure-laden ‘Black Dog’ By Lonnie Harris Daily Bruin Contributor Forever searching for new and different types of films, Patrick Swayze has a career that could be called diverse at best. Read more...


Access O’Brien

Thursday, April 30, 1998 Access O’Brien BOOK: Pat O’Brien demystifies professional terms for non-athletes, speaks out on sports issues By Stanley L. Johnson Jr. Daily Bruin Staff Have you ever been in a situation where you felt clueless, unsure or just plain dumb when it comes to knowing about sports? Read more...


Soundbites

Wednesday, April 29, 1998 Soundbites Vitreous Humor "Posthumous," (Crank!) It’s a shame Vitreous Humor’s only full-length disc has come – well – posthumously. It’s also a shame that the three original members’ post-VH minimalist outfit, named The Regrets (who appear on the last listed track), has also prematurely disbanded. Read more...


Impromptones take cues from audience

Wednesday, April 29, 1998 Impromptones take cues from audience MUSIC/THEATER: Improv lyrics, spontaneity make for wacky performance By Stephanie Sheh Daily Bruin Senior Staff When the night begins with "I’m wealthy and I’m good in bed," things are bound to get interesting. Read more...


A little from their friends

Wednesday, April 29, 1998 A little from their friends The students behind ‘Jack or The Submission’ and ‘A la Porte’ at UCLA’s Little Theater look to lighting designers, alumni and the French consulate to aid their repertory By Terry Tang Daily Bruin Contributor Moments filled with slapstick and drama unfold on one set in one pivotal hour of Jack’s life. Read more...


A little from their friends

Wednesday, April 29, 1998 A little from their friends THEATER: The students behind ‘Jack or The Submission’ and ‘A la Porte’ at UCLA’s Little Theater look to lighting designers, alumni and the French consulate to aid their repertory By Terry Tang Daily Bruin Contributor Although staging a new work is rare for a directing student, Wendy Goldberg could not resist the opportunity when approached with catalogues of scripts from an unlikely source – the French Consulate. Read more...