Monday, July 13

In the news:

Bilingual programs frustrate teachers, minority students

Monday, September 22, 1997 Bilingual programs frustrate teachers, minority students BILINGUAL: Little support, lack of resources undermine native language instruction By Gregory Mena Daily Bruin Senor Staff In a Sun Valley classroom, William Chang teaches a lesson in science and challenges his students to compare the atmospheres of earth and Mars. Read more...



The Crystal Method basks in early success

Monday, 8/25/97 The Crystal Method basks in early success MUSIC: Electronica’s new American wonder buzzes with live performances By Mike Prevatt Daily Bruin Senior Staff Eight months ago, the electronic music (or "electronica") hype went full throttle with albums from such artists as Prodigy, the Chemical Brothers and Orbital. Read more...



Thumbs up/Thumbs down

Monday, 8/25/97 Thumbs up/Thumbs down Michael Jordan on a quarter? The U.S. Treasury is considering releasing a set of 50 quarters commemorating the states – and Illinois is thinking about putting Michael Jordan on theirs. Read more...


GOP houses a host of narrow interests

Monday, 8/25/97 GOP houses a host of narrow interests REPUBLICANS: Party’s lack of diversity becomes visible when its platform, causes are categorized By Darrin Hurwitz MacLane Key’s blissful commentary (Big trouble in a little tent, January 18, 1997) about a healthy, diverse Republican Party is chock-full of wishful thinking and gross inaccuracy. Read more...


Letters

Monday, 8/25/97 Letters Headline misleading I was quite displeased when I opened the August 18-24 Daily Bruin to find a headline and cartoon associated with my article that severely misrepresented what I wrote. Read more...