Wednesday, December 2, 1998 Students across globe fight for education reforms UNIVERSITY: Discontent with school systems brings demand for change in Europe, Israel, United States By Yiloc Lai Daily Bruin Contributor French, Portuguese and Israeli high school and university students staged three separate demonstrations in mid-October and mid-November to protest for changes in the education system. Read more...

Wednesday, December 2, 1998 UCLA establishes three new outreach programs DIVERSITY: Participants hope to bring students to UC-competitive level By Hemesh Patel Daily Bruin Contributor In the aftermath of Proposition 209, the measure that eliminated the use of race and gender in admissions, UC-wide outreach programs were created to preserve diversity in UC schools. Read more...

Tuesday, December 1, 1998 Animate this! As American audiences’ interest in anime, or Japanese animation, grows companies are becoming more aware of this creative industry’s potential By Amy Tay Daily Bruin Contributor Normally, Dixon 2160E is just another quiet lecture hall. Read more...

Tuesday, December 1, 1998 Committee tries to improve life in Dykstra CONSTRUCTION: Student input, free treats help residents deal with hassle of De Neve project By George Fujii Daily Bruin Contributor To most Dykstra Hall residents, "Mitigate ’98/Feeling Fine ’99," is just the slogan on their monthly treats. Read more...

Tuesday, December 1, 1998 Community briefs Preventative treatment for AIDS exposure OK’d Immediate preventative treatment to ward off AIDS following possible exposure to HIV through sex or intravenous drug use is warranted under certain conditions, reports a University of California, Berkeley, researcher and her collaborators in the Nov. Read more...

Tuesday, December 1, 1998 Hitler’s darkest aspects psychoanalyzed in book REDLICH: Illnesses of body, mind not totally to blame for cruelties of dictator By Sarah Krupp Daily Bruin Contributor During World War II, the United States created a psychological profile of Adolph Hitler in order to destroy him. Read more...

Tuesday, December 1, 1998 UCs fight to stay competitive CAMPUS: Keeping salaries competitive with peers helps attract top-quality faculty to California schools By Lawrence Ferchaw Daily Bruin Staff While peer pressure can force college students to drink or smoke, it can also encourage universities to give raises to administrators and faculty. Read more...