Thursday, January 30, 1997 COMMUNICATIONS: New emphasis on playlists to define station’s identityBy Jennifer Mukai Daily Bruin Contributor Mark Liu sighs blissfully as his manager hands him a sticker which reads: "Parental Advisory: Don’t shop at Wal-Mart." Holding the black and white decal reverentially, the third-year political science student proclaims, "This can go on my snowboard!" He pauses. Read more...

Thursday, January 30, 1997 AFFIRMATIVE ACTION: Democratic legislators urge regents to reconsider graduate admissions planBy Brooke Olson Daily Bruin Staff For the second time this month, the UC Board of Regents’ ban on affirmative action was challenged ­ this time by state Democratic legislators. Read more...

Thursday, January 30, 1997 Love of education draws graduates and older students back to UCLABy Carol McKay Daily Bruin Contributor Robbie Gordon, a third-year sociology student, looks like many other students on campus. Read more...

Thursday, January 30, 1997 UCLA historian part of California Map Society The flat truth is, these people are mad about maps. About 50 members who gathered Saturday for the California Map Society’s 40th general meeting talked about the history of maps, their social and artistic value, and especially how technology has changed map-making. Read more...

Wednesday, January 29, 1997 Immigrants who stay here tend to do well A majority of immigrants from western Mexico who come to California legally or illegally return home within a few years, and those who stay tend to be educated and have good paying jobs, a study showed Tuesday. Read more...

Wednesday, January 29, 1997 LAWSUIT: Patients allege researchers did not reveal consequences of studyBy Gil Hopenstand Daily Bruin Staff With the trial date quickly approaching, a case alleging negligence by UCLA’s Neuropsychiatric Hospital was expanded yesterday to include allegations of federal civil rights violations. Read more...

Wednesday, January 29, 1997 Unity One hopes to bring peace to the streets by educating the next generation By Karen Duryea Daily Bruin Senior Staff The media have turned them into monsters, leading news broadcasts with stories of gang members involved with crime, death and drugs. Read more...