Monday, June 15, 1998 -30- Columns Technological advances have changed the way journalists work. Back before newsrooms were equipped with computers and modems, journalists had to rely on typewriters and telegraphs for writing and transmitting their stories back to news agencies. Read more...

Monday, June 15, 1998 CDs encase memories of four years with friends Tell me it isn’t almost over. As I walked down Bruin Walk the other day, I saw Hedrick looming ahead of me, and a rush of freshman year memories hit me like a ton of bricks. Read more...

Monday, June 15, 1998 Life beyond UCLA walls doesn’t look promising As cliche as it sounds, the last few weeks have been a blur of denial, anxiety and overwhelming confusion. Read more...

Monday, June 15, 1998 Years in cubicle teaches lessons of outside world I’m writing this column over the hum of a computer that I’ve been sitting in front of for three years, and over the voices of friends and co-workers (they are both, not one or the other) and over the repetitious beat of whichever CD happens to be today’s favorite. Read more...

Monday, June 15, 1998 Dedicated staff works hard for readers like you To the student who picks up the Daily Bruin every morning, the paper’s staff is an enigma. Read more...

Monday, June 15, 1998 Paper functions as social scene, advisor, teacher It’s time for me to say goodbye to a faithful friend, a wise advisor and a phenomenal teacher. Read more...

Monday, June 15, 1998 Does this headline grab you? If so, read on … Have you ever wondered about the headlines you read in the newspaper? Read more...