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Community Briefs

Tuesday, February 10, 1998 Community Briefs COMMBRIEFS KLA is now on your radio dial Thanks to a new one-watt transmitter, UCLA’s campus radio station is now coming you as 99.9 FM. Read more...


Crimewatch

Tuesday, February 10, 1998 Crimewatch The Center for Health Sciences on Le Conte has become a popular haunt for thieves this week. A total of $400 cash was stolen from the women’s restroom on Tuesday, and a coin purse and University Keys went missing – a loss of $45. Read more...


Brain cancer drug sparks search for alternatives

Tuesday, February 10, 1998 Brain cancer drug sparks search for alternatives RESEARCH New drug approved for study has fewer harmful side effects By Matt Grace Daily Bruin Contributor Every time brain cancer patients look in the mirror, they are reminded of their disease. Read more...


A child at art

Tuesday, February 10, 1998 A child at art PROFILE Creative professor directs children’s art series utilizing different elements of theater By Emi Kojima Daily Bruin Contributor Professor Michael Hackett was dressed in all black with a wide smile adorning his face. Read more...


Ah, sweet Hershey

Tuesday, February 10, 1998 Ah, sweet Hershey DORMITORY The current crop of students who call UCLA’s first dorm home are possibly the last Hershey Hall will ever see By Marco Ponce Contreras Daily Bruin Contributor Situated on the Eastward outreaches along Hilgard Avenue, one of UCLA’s oldest and most historic landmarks stands in a state of uncertainty. Read more...


Two new restaurants to open in Treehouse

Tuesday, February 10, 1998 Two new restaurants to open in Treehouse ASUCLA Future campus dining attempts to strike balance with privatized food corporations By Michael Weiner Daily Bruin Contributor Two chain restaurants are being contracted by the students’ association (ASUCLA) to open stores in Treehouse at the beginning of the fall quarter of 1998. Read more...


Do as I say

Monday, February 9, 1998 Do as I say MORALITY The jury is still out regarding whether or not Americans should care about the private lives of our leaders By Pauline Vu Daily Bruin Contributor Under Franklin Delano Roosevelt, America ended the Great Depression, changed the course of World War II and emerged as the most powerful country in the world. Read more...