Tuesday, June 2, 1998 Four candidates follow similar tracks in gubernatorial race ELECTIONS: Placing education, crime at forefront of campaigns, Lungren, Harman, Checchi, Davis seem to have a lot in common By Laura Luu Daily Bruin Contributor Of the 17 candidates hoping to advance through today’s primary election, the four leading gubernatorial hopefuls seem to be humming the same tune. Read more...

Tuesday, June 2, 1998 Student business leader suggests improvements ANDERSON: Association president-elect John Knecht stresses diversity, support By J. Sharon Yee Daily Bruin Contributor Taking classes, participating in clubs and playing the drums in a rock band doesn’t seem to be enough for John Knecht, a first-year student at the Anderson Graduate School of Management. Read more...

Tuesday, June 2, 1998 New open primary system expected to spur voter turnout ELECTIONS: Candidates attempt to appeal across party lines to win votes By Lawrence Ferchaw Daily Bruin Staff Today’s primary elections, California’s first open primary after the passage of a 1996 ballot measure, have increased the size of the ballot and raised concern for the integrity of the political system. Read more...

Tuesday, June 2, 1998 Propositions Proposition 219 Proposition 219 requires that statewide and local ballot measures apply to all parts of the county, despite how the county voted. Read more...

Monday, June 1, 1998 California candidates vie for congressional seats ELECTIONS: Local winners from 29th Congressional District will advance to general November elections By Christy Lin Daily Bruin Contributor The top vote-getters from each political party for the U.S. Read more...

Monday, June 1, 1998 Village business owner ends his crusade against ASUCLA ASUCLA: Avrech still urges student association to reduce role on campus By Michael Weiner Daily Bruin Staff For several months, Westwood Village business owner Gary Avrech has campaigned against ASUCLA. Read more...

Monday, June 1, 1998 Caffeine high TRENDS: Popularity of coffee has skyrocketed over the past few years, but coffee houses have been around for ages By Pauline Vu Daily Bruin Contributor You know you’re drinking too much coffee when you ski uphill, you ride a stationary bike to work or your teeth look like stalagmites, according to the book "You Know You’re Drinking Too Much Coffee When …" As the mere existence of this book illustrates, many people still compulsively drink coffee for the extra kick it gives. Read more...