Monday, July 13, 1998 International students cook up suggestions for U.S. dining halls CAFETERIA: Bruins from foreign nations lament discrepancy in cuisine By Connie Hunter Daily Bruin Contributor Food is always a key topic of conversation among students, and this summer, it’s all the international students living in Rieber Hall are talking about. Read more...

Monday, July 13, 1998 Home away from home STUDENTS: UCLA programs prepare foreign students for the real world and help prospective students adjust to college life By Michelle Navarro Daily Bruin Senior Staff Who needs to go to Disneyland to ride "It’s a Small World" when they can come to UCLA to experience the cultures of the world? Read more...

Monday, July 13, 1998 Legislating start time of school day could solve sleep problems EDUCATION: Worries that teens are deprived of rest prompt bill to lawmakers By Lawrence Ferchaw Daily Bruin Staff Jonathan Yu, 14, gets an average of five to six hours of sleep each night, and says he feels fine. Read more...

Monday, July 6, 1998 Graduating, working women outnumber men TREND: More females complete bachelor’s degrees, work in UC system than male counterparts By Emi Kojima Daily Bruin Senior Staff More women than men graduate from UCLA – a fact that fits nicely into a national trend found in a Census Bureau report released June 28. Read more...

Monday, July 6, 1998 UCLA brain program receives grant to further trauma research DONATION: Center uses funding to explore, test conventional theories By Shannan Rouss Daily Bruin Contributor The UCLA Brain Injury Research Program was honored July 1 with a $3.5 million grant from the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Strokes (NINDS) to continue its innovative research on the brain’s response following traumatic injury. Read more...

Monday, July 6, 1998 Auto registration tax cut fuels debate in Assembly PROPOSAL: Wilson plan to utilize budget surplus finds partisan opposition By Dasol Kim Daily Bruin Contributor Gov. Read more...

Monday, July 6, 1998 Community Briefs Cities to designate ‘pedestrian malls’ The Village Center Westwood plan just got one step closer to completion. Although land developer Ira Smedra withdrew several of his applications for permits because of lack of funding, he has lobbied state legislators to draft legislation that would help his project get off the ground. Read more...