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Community Briefs

Monday, August 10, 1998 Community Briefs Interim administrative positions announced Chancellor Albert Carnesale has announced the temporary replacements for the offices left vacant by Ted Mitchell, who is departing the university for a position at the J. Read more...


Omega Sigma Tau won’t face charges

Monday, August 10, 1998 Omega Sigma Tau won’t face charges INVESTIGATION: Fraternity will remain under suspension for Spring Break incident By Diana Ting Daily Bruin Contributor The Omega Sigma Tau fraternity, whose hazing incident over Spring Break resulted in the hospitalization of three pledges, will not face any charges as a result of the incident, but will remain under suspension. Read more...


The Big One

Monday, August 10, 1998 The Big One STUDENTS: It’s the summation of many years of study. It only comes twice a year. And it can make or break medical school admission chances. Read more...


Responsibility for organ retrieval to change hands

Monday, August 10, 1998 Responsibility for organ retrieval to change hands CENTER: Missed minimum guidelines will cause UCLA-based organ donor program to close down By Matt Grace Daily Bruin Contributor After failing to meet minimum standards, federal authorities have stripped a UCLA-based organ-donor program of its certification and enlisted another agency to assume control. Read more...


Student groups face budget decreases

Monday, August 3, 1998 Student groups face budget decreases USAC: Offices granted average of 15 percent of requested base funding By Stefanie Wong Daily Bruin Senior Staff The Undergraduate Students Association Council (USAC) approved the base budgets of 12 student government offices and commissions and 17 student advocacy groups (SAGs) at a special council meeting on Friday. Read more...


Coalition meets to lay out plan of action

Monday, August 3, 1998 Coalition meets to lay out plan of action DIVERSITY: Group hopes to educate incoming students about effects of Prop. 209 By Payam Mahram Daily Bruin Contributor Over two months after the Days of Defiance protests, the Affirmative Action Coalition (AAC) held an organizational meeting Thursday to discuss current activities and plans for upcoming months. Read more...


Community Briefs

Monday, August 3, 1998 Community Briefs Long-time theater professor dies Theodore Apstein, 80, a theater professor at UCLA for 27 years, died July 26. As an adjunct professor in the School of Theater Film and Television, Apstein taught the masters class in the graduate playwriting program and retired in 1993. Read more...