Friday, November 7, 1997 Religious scholars come together for peace, coexistence RELIGION: Role of Abraham in Christianity, Islam and Judaism discussed to accentuate bonds By Monica Paknad Daily Bruin Contributor Imagine Jews, Christians and Muslims co-existing peacefully amongst one another, united, sharing a common bond. Read more...

Friday, November 7, 1997 Kappa Alpha Theta host first annual ‘Shoot-Out’ FRATERNITIES: Fund-raising free-throw event pits Greeks in competition By Quyen Ta Daily Bruin Contributor Loud R&B music, three long tables covered with food and 55 men eagerly awaiting their turn to shoot a basket – such was the scene last night in Kappa Alpha Theta’s courtyard. Read more...

Friday, November 7, 1997 Freedom of spending FUNDING: Supreme Court, UC Office of the President set new guidelines for using mandatory student fees to fund programs By Stefanie Wong Daily Bruin Staff For those students who felt the undergraduate student government had no right to use mandatorily collected student fees to pay for their political views published in the Nike and Columbus Day resolutions – well, surprise! Read more...

Thursday, November 6, 1997 Superiority of Mac or PC still ambiguous among Bruins TECHNOLOGY: Macintosh loyalty remains, despite PC ubiquity on campus By Cindy Choi Daily Bruin Contributor In computer labs across the campus, students are standing in PC lines that stretch out the door, while Macintosh computers wait idly. Read more...

Thursday, November 6, 1997 Married with Classes Recent Ph.D. student Cindy Grutzik and her husband Joe balance parenthood with university life By Trina Enriquez Daily Bruin Contributor Morning sunlight streams through windows flung wide open as several toddlers wander in and out of the room. Read more...

Thursday, November 6, 1997 Student Government unveils goals STUDENTS: Issues to be addressed include child care, outreach, services By Stefanie Wong Daily Bruin Staff It’s the sixth week of school — do you know what your undergraduate student government is doing? Read more...

Thursday, November 6, 1997 Community Briefs Misuse of student loans is now a crime Misuse of student loan money – without evidence of fraudulent intent – is grounds for criminal prosecution, the Supreme Court ruled unanimously Tuesday. Read more...