Monday, November 10, 1997 Residents sound off over removal of hoops De Neve Plaza project nixes Dykstra Hall’s courts By Carol McKay Daily Bruin Staff Dykstra Hall locals can no longer hear nets swooshing, rubber sneaker soles squeaking mid-pivot, and the echoing sounds of thumping orange balls. Read more...

Monday, November 10, 1997 UC clerical workers vote to switch unions UNIONS: New group is run completely by the employees themselves By George Sweeney Daily Bruin Contributor The clerical staff of the University of California (UC), more than 18,000 strong, voted last week to switch to a more activist, worker-run union. Read more...

Monday, November 10, 1997 Hershey, Hilgard House plagued by food woes HOUSING: Residents ill, Department of Health gives clean bill of health By Hala Ali Daily Bruin Senior Staff Residents of Hershey Hall and Hilgard House say they routinely check for mold before taking a bite of their pizza at the Hershey dining hall. Read more...

Monday, November 10, 1997 Hawaiian cafe brings new spirit to village RESTAURANT: Owners hope lively, exotic atmosphere will revitalize dormant Westwood By Eleni Houreas Daily Bruin Contributor Walking through Westwood, a visitor will see the average fast food places, sandwich shops, and other run-of-the-mill types of restaurants. Read more...

Monday, November 10, 1997 Students discuss business responsibility ANDERSON: Conference allows opportunities to network, educate others By J. Sharon Yee Daily Bruin Contributor Hundreds of business-school students gathered at the Anderson School this past weekend to discuss a topic people don’t usually associate with the business world – social responsibility. 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...