Friday, May 8, 1998 Community Briefs 1998 good year for college graduates An annual survey done by Michigan State University found that employers predict a 27.5 percent increase in jobs for students graduating from college this spring. Read more...

Friday, May 8, 1998 Praxis makes perfect in elections USAC: Former Students First! coalition dominates Sanity ’98 in spite of low voter turnout By Dennis Lim Daily Bruin Contributor With a drop in voter turnout of about 40 percent from last year, Praxis, the political slate formed from the demise of Student’s First!, swept the elections, taking all 10 positions they fielded candidates in, including president, internal vice president and external vice president Thursday night. Read more...

Thursday, May 7, 1998 Computer store at ASUCLA faces financial shortcomings ASUCLA: Anderson School offers suggestions for marketing, pricing By Michael Weiner Daily Bruin Staff Coming in $1,232,000 below budget for the fiscal year1997-1998 so far — more than 50 percent below expectations – ASUCLA’s computer store woes continue. Read more...

Thursday, May 7, 1998 Cultural festival brings world to UCLA WESTWOOD: Special event promotes awareness of diversity in student body By Catherine Turner Daily Bruin Contributor Westwood Plaza was filled with the exotic aroma of international food, waiting to be tasted by curious students at the World Fest on Wednesday. Read more...

Thursday, May 7, 1998 Small offices must confront larger issues for elections USAC: Less-known posts in limelight with role of government under fire By Dennis Lim Daily Bruin Contributor With independent candidates and political slate Sanity ’98 stressing the role of campus issues in this year’s election, the role of smaller offices in USAC that handle them have taken center stage in this year’s election. Read more...

Thursday, May 7, 1998 Real bruins Salsa lessons, ballroom waltzes, posterboards: Just another day for instructor James Zimmer By Michelle Navarro Daily Bruin Senior Staff Who knew that, way after the doors to the Ackerman mini-mall close, there would be a party going on on the second floor? Read more...