Thursday, April 11, 1996 Spanish version of English album provides outlet for bilingual youths By John Sabatini Daily Bruin Contributor Bilingualism may be a tremendously controversial topic in today’s political world, but the Riverside-based band Voodoo Glow Skulls is receiving nothing but positive feedback for its English and Spanish language punk-ska crossover. Read more...

Thursday, April 11, 1996 Performance troupe to return to L.A. in SeptemberBy Emily Forster Daily Bruin Contributor Jean David, vice-president of marketing for the Cirque du Soleil, announced in a morning press conference yesterday that the performance troupe will be coming back to Los Angeles with a new show and a new ticket agency this September. Read more...

Thursday, April 11, 1996 Canadian group employs diversity in arrangements for revitalized soundBy Rodney Tanaka Daily Bruin Senior Staff The Canadian quartet Quartetto Gelato received some roadside assistance with their career a couple of years ago. Read more...

Thursday, April 11, 1996 Seven hour production delves into controversy with down-to-earth style By Cheryl Klein Daily Bruin Contributor On a bare stage, an actor in pioneer attire grunts dramatically as he wrestles with a woman dressed as a Cherokee. Read more...

Thursday, April 11, 1996 You probably haven’t heard of him. His films take years to make. And computer animation steals a lot of the hype. But for stop-motion master Henry Selick, life is just … By Michael Horowitz Daily Bruin Senior Staff Author Roald Dahl wrote "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory," "The Big Friendly Giant," and a few other children’s books with imaginations so vivid they seem drug-induced. Read more...

Thursday, April 11, 1996 Tsing Loh discusses, signs latest book in KerckhoffBy Jason Packman Daily Bruin Contributor Outsiders seem to have never had a high opinion of Los Angeles. Read more...

Wednesday, April 10, 1996 By Lael Loewenstein Daily Bruin Contributor When she was offered the title role of Jane Eyre in the new Franco Zeffirelli production, French actress Charlotte Gainsbourg knew the film ­ the most important in her career ­ would mean exposure to audiences the world over. Read more...