Thursday, February 4, 1999 Book tour focuses on Turkey, Armenia GENOCIDE: Author promotes his work detailing disputed killings, atrocities By Timothy Kudo Daily Bruin Contributor Vahakan N. Read more...

Thursday, February 4, 1999 Commission’s ads cause controversy USAC: Material deemed offensive by some, others see it as artistic statement By Barbara Ortutay Daily Bruin Staff Two advertisements placed in the Daily Bruin last week by the Campus Events Commission were criticized as tasteless and offensive by members of the Undergraduate Students Association Council (USAC) at their meeting on Tuesday. Read more...

Thursday, February 4, 1999 Cooking and Cleaning 101 Back when college was cheap and women were expected to stay at home, UCLA offered a degree in home economics for women who wanted to be expert homemakers By Nick Williams Daily Bruin Contributor The study of head-covering as part of apparel design is not being offered this quarter. Read more...

Thursday, February 4, 1999 Espinoza speaks on UC issues MEETING: Student regent discusses collegians’ role on board, Prop. 209, SP-1 By Edina Lekovic Daily Bruin Senior Staff Student Regent Max Espinoza finally made it home Tuesday night. Read more...

Thursday, February 4, 1999 Interdisciplinary institute hosts seminar series LECTURES: Presentations enable academic discussion for advanced world research By Angela Sveda Daily Bruin Contributor While Slichter Hall is home to a variety of discussions ranging from earthquakes to asteroids, the Institute of Geophysics and Planetary Physics kicked off its seminar series Tuesday with "Controlling El Nino’s Chaos" by Eli Tziperman from the Weizmann Institute of Sciences in Israel. Read more...

Thursday, February 4, 1999 Sawyer shares story of hope AIDS: In face of death, speaker educates others about finding strength in the Christian faith By Joy McMasters Daily Bruin Contributor Everyone has seen the banners, flyers and newspaper ads proclaiming, "Steve is a 23-year-old hemophiliac. Read more...

Wednesday, February 3, 1999 Students lose money over job offer SCAM: Company claims to have open positions, then requests $495 fee By Sarah Krupp Daily Bruin Contributor Almost every college student wants to earn more money, so when a student is offered a high-paying job as a top executive, her or she would have to be a fool to turn it down. Read more...