Friday, June 5, 1998 Smallwood pleads innocent in drunken driving accident CRIME: Suspect faces charges of vehicular manslaughter while intoxicated, postpones preliminary hearing to July By Lawrence Ferchaw Daily Bruin Staff The UCLA student accused of killing a 74-year-old man in a hit-and-run accident entered a plea of not guilty on Thursday. Read more...

Friday, June 5, 1998 SAGE votes to strike in fall UNION: Details haven’t been released, but advocates say action will be most disruptive By Ann Hawkey Daily Bruin Contributor After last year’s strike failed to sway administrative opinion, academic student employees throughout the University of California have voted to strike again in the fall quarter. Read more...

Friday, June 5, 1998 The future of Westwood WESTWOOD: In the next three years, Westwood will be ripped up, gutted and reshaped, all to attract the 60,000 people who flock to the village daily. Read more...

Thursday, June 4, 1998 Arcade struggles to escape past debts ASUCLA: Ackerman gaming room falls short of expected profit goal By Neal Narahara Daily Bruin Contributor ASUCLA overestimated profits for X-Cape in Ackerman Union, and as a result, the arcade has been consistently under budget this year. Read more...

Thursday, June 4, 1998 Community Briefs HIV-infected adults show thymus activity Contrary to the widely-held belief that the thymus – an organ essential for producing competent immune cells – is not functional in adulthood, researchers at the Gladstone Institute of Virology and Immunology have shown that half of the HIV-infected patients in a recent study appear to have substantial thymus function. Read more...

Thursday, June 4, 1998 Freedom City set to end crusade ACTIVISM: Student advocacy groups help convey variety of concerns about elections, Prop. 209 By Ann Hawkey Daily Bruin Contributor After three days of education, advocacy and unity, Freedom City will end its stay in Royce Quad tonight. Read more...

Thursday, June 4, 1998 Open primary results in high voter turnout ANALYSIS: Parties wary of crossover in elections, will fight rule in court By Lawrence Ferchaw Daily Bruin Staff California’s first open primary election doesn’t appear to have lived up to the worst fears of political parties, even though the parties plan to continue their challenge in court. Read more...