Monday, March 9, 1998 Community Briefs BRIEFS: Symposium addresses sexual orientation law The UCLA Women’s Law Journal held a symposium about "Queer Matters and Emerging Issues in Sexual Orientation Law" on Saturday. Read more...

Monday, March 9, 1998 Murphy’s law EMPLOYEES: Employees working in the administration building are students just trying to help, not sadistic, power-mad mutants By Starr Keilman Daily Bruin Contributor Many UCLA students find it extremely painful to venture into the administration building, and they attempt to avoid it at all costs. Read more...

Monday, March 9, 1998 Parking enforcement targets misuse of disabled placards HANDICAPPED: Abuses of system spur re-evaluation of current UCLA policies By Scot Sargeant Daily Bruin Contributor UCLA parking enforcement has decided to begin charging disabled drivers to park on campus. Read more...

Monday, March 9, 1998 Speaker offers words of wisdom for new millennium SPIRITUALITY: Author stresses importance of striving for healthy soul By Michael Weiner Daily Bruin Contributor The millennium is upon us, and the only way we can cope is reintroducing spirituality into our lives, said Iyanla Vanzant, an author of bestselling books on self-empowerment and spiritual growth, in a speech last Thursday. Read more...

Monday, March 9, 1998 Developers vie for support of retail projects in Westwood Residents still skeptical as to how each plan will become reality By Rachel Munoz Daily Bruin Staff At the the Westside Urban Forum last Friday, a new generation of Westwood developers tried to sell their plans to a skeptical audience. Read more...

Friday, March 6, 1998 Campaign UCLA applies different techniques to raise $1.2 billion FUND RAISING: Donor perks and telemarketing enable running of school By Lawrence Ferchaw Daily Bruin Contributor UCLA’s fund-raising process involves more than collecting registration fees – it also involves massive research, telemarketing and guaranteed tickets to Pauley Pavilion. Read more...

Friday, March 6, 1998 The Silence of the Dead HISTORY: Since the Civil War, veterans have been laid to rest in the rolling lawns of the cemetery next door By Michelle Navarro Daily Bruin Staff On one side of Veteran Avenue live 35,000 noisy and lively students. Read more...