Wednesday, May 29, 1996 New, high-tech parking system may be a ‘plus’ for many campus commutersBy Toni Dimayuga Daily Bruin Contributor Hi-tech, futuristic gadgets reminiscent of "Mission: Impossible" will soon be appearing at a UCLA parking lot near you. Read more...

Wednesday, May 29, 1996SCOTT O/Daily Bruin The driver of this Nissan truck was injured by broken glass Tuesday when his truck overturned on Circle Drive West. Read more...

Wednesday, May 29, 1996 Double majors allowed for School of Arts and ArchitectureBy Rachanee Srisavasdi Daily Bruin Senior Staff In the only Legislative Assembly meeting of the year thus far, Academic Senate faculty members quickly and quietly approved several bylaw changes Tuesday, one of whichwill allow students in the School of Art and Architecture to take on a double major. Read more...

Wednesday, May 29, 1996 Problems of newly-created allocation process addressedBy Anne Mai Daily Bruin Contributor At the Academic Senate Legislative Assembly meeting Tuesday, faculty members acknowledged potential problems with Responsibility Center Management, a newly-created university accounting system. Read more...

Wednesday, May 29, 1996 Elected graduate officials plan for association’s revivalBy Ryan Ozimek Daily Bruin Contributor Facing issues such as a dwindling budget and near invisibility among students, next year’s Graduate Students Association (GSA) members are already mapping out battle plans to combat their rough road ahead. Read more...

Tuesday, May 28, 1996GENEVIEVE LIANG Desie "G," lead singer of the band of the same name, sings at the Festival. GENEVIEVE LIANG Bottles of smoking incense GENEVIEVE LIANG Hair-wrap woman Princess Originald wraps the hair of a spectator at the festival. Read more...

Tuesday, May 28, 1996 Capitulation to Young’s demands bars elected officials from service By Michael Angell Daily Bruin Contributor After months of words like "accountability," "financial responsibility" and "politicization," the only words spoken by board members last Friday was either "yes" or "abstain." With these two little words, the students’ association (ASUCLA) Board of Directors finally decided to prevent elected officials from serving on the board in their last meeting of the year. Read more...