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Debate about possible campus pub continues

Monday, September 28, 1998 Debate about possible campus pub continues PROHIBITION: Facing opposition, ASUCLA’s Cooperage has been unable to obtain a liquor license By Meghan Ward Daily Bruin Contributor It probably never occurred to you that the space tucked back between the arcade and the textbook store on A-level Ackerman called The Cooperage (a place where barrels and casks are made and repaired) was originally designed to be a pub. Read more...


Speaks Out

Monday, September 28, 1998 Speaks Out What kinds of memories do you have about the first week you were on campus? "Everything ran pretty smoothly because I moved in early. Read more...


ASUCLA searches for balance between business, service

Monday, September 28, 1998 ASUCLA searches for balance between business, service STUDENTS: Association hopes to serve campus needs, yet be profitable By Michael Weiner Daily Bruin Senior Staff The Associated Students of UCLA’s recent history might be described as a corporate CEO’s worst nightmare, an ugly political dogfight or the end of an organization’s innocence. Read more...




Parking expansion unable to rectify shortage of spots

Monday, September 28, 1998 Parking expansion unable to rectify shortage of spots SPACES: Larger lots still fail to reduce permit waitlist; bus pass proposal to be considered By Kathryn Combs Daily Bruin Senior Staff With close to 4,000 students wait-listed for on-campus parking, and too few spaces to accommodate them, officials with the UCLA Office of Parking and Commuter Services say that commuters – especially students – may have to find another way to get to UCLA. Read more...


Campus, world braces for millennium-bug attack

Monday, August 31, 1998 Campus, world braces for millennium-bug attack COMPUTERS: UCLA will spend $1.8 million to fix problems related to Y2K By John Rethans Daily Bruin Contributor Across the globe, computer specialists are racing against time to avoid the potential disaster brought on by the computer glitch dubbed "Y2K." The bug could scramble computer systems, tossing technology-dependent UCLA into chaos. Read more...