Friday, May 29, 1998 City’s penchant for controversy extends itself to soccer world COLUMN: Signing of another star to Galaxy threatens league balance Los Angeles should change its name to the City of Controversy. Read more...

Friday, May 29, 1998 Seniors graduate with championship in pocket SENIORS: Bruins strike again, capture third Pac-10 championship in four years By Donald Morrison Daily Bruin Contributor For the seniors of the UCLA men’s track and field team, the Pacific-10 Championships at Stanford this past weekend gave them something to remember for a long time. Read more...

Friday, May 29, 1998 Pac-10 champs ready for NCAA Championships WTRACK: UCLA ranked No. 1; team hopes to top last year’s performance By Alvin Cadman Daily Bruin Contributor After winning their fourth Pac-10 women’s track and field championship in five years under perennial conference coach of the year Jeanette Bolden, the UCLA Bruins will travel into the NCAA Outdoor Championships with the nation’s No. Read more...

Thursday, May 28, 1998 Parque’s on a roll MLB: Jim Parque made the transition to the big leagues, showing UCLA players that the majors aren’t all that far away By Kristina Wilcox Daily Bruin Staff The 1997 UCLA baseball team produced its first major leaguer. Read more...

Thursday, May 28, 1998 Popescu eliminated in second-round play TOURNAMENT: UCLA’s last hope falls to No. 1 seed in Championships By Jeff Kmiotek Daily Bruin Contributor The season has officially come to a close. Read more...

Thursday, May 28, 1998 Ill-advised raid poor footing for World Cup kick-off events COLUMN: Overzealous seizure a public relations nightmare to host France From the country that brought you Louis XIV, the guillotine and the Napoleonic Wars, not to mention cooked snails, smelly underarms and the worst service this side of Sweeney Todd comes another public relations nightmare. Read more...

Wednesday, May 27, 1998 Brassbound battle over change fit for chumps COLUMN: Sports agent Boras loses for Drew two years in major leagues A while back, I broke the Daily Bruin’s code of silence and revealed the secret of the "Jackass of the Month." As result, I was forced to flee into the UCLA student media’s Witness Protection Program, and have been writing under an assumed identity ever since (hence the picture that looks nothing like me). Read more...