Friday, November 7, 1997 Study finds cancer-suppressing cells in body CANCER: Report says spread of disease can be stopped or confined to certain ducts By Kathryn Combs Daily Bruin Staff Cells already present in the body may be used to fight cancer, UCLA researchers concluded in a study published on Nov. Read more...

Friday, November 7, 1997 Flying Montana Circus aerialist, high diver comes to UCLA to earn doctorate in folklore By Candi Ramos Daily Bruin Contributor She was a flying trapeze artist and a solo aerialist in the circus, and one of fewer than 10 female high divers in the world, performing from heights of 80 feet in the air. Read more...

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...

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...

Thursday, November 6, 1997 Tutoring pays for college students EDUCATION: Service learning program receives funding to employ inner city school tutors By Brian Fishman Daily Bruin Contributor Service learning — an innovative new concept in higher education — may be the key to solving the drop in diversity in the UCs, and may improve college education at the same time. 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...