Friday, November 6, 1998 Community Briefs Communications head leaves UCLA Jeffrey Hirsch, interim assistant vice chancellor of University Communications and director of University Publications, resigned recently, leaving three people to replace him. Read more...

Friday, November 6, 1998 Neighbors worried over house activity ARRESTS: Manager says no major problems at the Sober Living Apartments By Ann Hawkey Daily Bruin Contributor Westwood Sober Living Apartments, home to recovering drug and alcohol users, has become a well-known stop for Los Angeles police officers since it opened in September 1997 at 522 Landfair Ave. Read more...

Friday, November 6, 1998 Historical landmark alteration angers residents WESTWOOD: Locals oppose restaurant’s decision to paint dome By Neal Narahara Daily Bruin Contributor The dome atop the former Wherehouse building on the corner of Weyburn and Kinross avenues has been the center of a local dispute since it got a fresh coat of white paint this summer. Read more...

Friday, November 6, 1998 UCLA commission offers incentives to lure donors HEALTH: Medical Center shortage prompts drive to replenish blood supply By Barbara Ortutay Daily Bruin Staff The Student Welfare Commission (SWC) is out for blood again, and this year they are competing with the American Red Cross for UCLA donors. Read more...

Friday, November 6, 1998 Westwood homeowners root to save trees RENOVATION: Village residents would like construction company to leave trees alone By Mason Stockstill Daily Bruin Senior Staff While most in Westwood Village agree that the renovation of the Monty’s building on Glendon is a good idea, one glitch is holding up the process: trees. Read more...

Thursday, November 5, 1998 Television news perpetuates unfair stereotypes of minorities CRIME: Research shows media molds attitudes toward race, welfare By Brian Fishman Daily Bruin Contributor According to one UCLA professor, unfair racial stereotyping is rampant in local newscasts. Read more...

Thursday, November 5, 1998 SAGE threatens to strike for union recognition WORKERS: TAs push for collective bargaining rights; fall quarter freeze could cripple undergrad courses By Barbara Ortutay Daily Bruin Staff Teaching assistants (TAs), readers, tutors and research assistants may soon begin a long-term strike to pressure UCLA’s administration into granting collective bargaining rights to their union. Read more...