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...

Monday, November 10, 1997 Community Briefs International Offices move into new home Two of UCLA’s organizations for international students have moved locations. As the Tom Bradley International Center nears completion, the Office of International Students and Scholars (OISS) and the Dashew International Student Center (DISC) have taken their place in the new multi-purpose structure. Read more...

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...

Friday, November 7, 1997 Community Briefs Relief for holiday stress offered in seminar Sometimes the holidays are more bleary than cheery — quibbling, overeating, and physical sickness often result. Read more...

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...