Thursday, August 13

In the news:

Tennis Notebook

Friday, May 8, 1998 Tennis Notebook 1998 All Pac-10 Men’s Honors UCLA’s Jean-Noel Grinda received First Team All-Pac-10 Honors. Along with Grinda, USC’s George Bastl and Stanford’s Bob Bryan, Mike Bryan, Paul Goldstein and Ryan Wolters were also honored on the First Team. Read more...


The Avenues of the Bruins

Friday, May 8, 1998 The Avenues of the Bruins VENUES: Well-known venues bear names of famous Bruins By Evan Lovett Daily Bruin Contributor Take a look around Bruin Walk: Ackerman Student Union, Wooden Center, Ashe Student Health and Wellness Center, Morgan Athletic Hall of Fame, Pauley Pavilion, Drake Stadium and (down the street) Jackie Robinson Stadium. Read more...


Bruins jump into No. 1 ranking

Friday, May 8, 1998 Bruins jump into No. 1 ranking WOMENS TRACK: Triangular, dual-meet victories over Trojans, Cougars give team hard-earned respect By Alvin Cadman Daily Bruin Contributor The UCLA women’s track and field team finally earned the respect they have been trying to garner all season long. Read more...


UCLA is a shoo-in for the championship, but this team’s taking it day by day

Friday, May 8, 1998 UCLA is a shoo-in for the championship, but this team’s taking it day by day WATER POLO: UCLA is a shoo-in for the championship, but this team’s taking it day by day By Steve Kim Daily Bruin Staff The final tournament of the season, the collegiate national championship, has arrived, and the UCLA women’s water polo team is welcoming it with open arms. Read more...


Offensive showcase highlights win

Thursday, May 7, 1998 Offensive showcase highlights win BASEBALL: Two players hit two homers to earn team one more victory By Vytas Mazeika Daily Bruin Staff UCLA senior outfielder Eric Byrnes felt good Wednesday night – especially considering the Bruins (24-30) defeated UC Santa Barbara 16-4. Read more...


Athletes still in college should make points, not smoothies

Thursday, May 7, 1998 Athletes still in college should make points, not smoothies COLUMN NCAA’s plan allowing players to work riddled with problems You’re about to pay for your orange chicken in a rice bowl when you hear that all too familiar, "Are you a UCLA student?" As your eyes roll and you begin to blurt out, "Duhh, I’m wearing a frickin’ UCLA backpack," you realize the guy in the red polo handing you your fortune cookie and napkin is none other than phenom guard Baron Davis. Read more...


M. track notes

Thursday, May 7, 1998 M. track notes MTRACK Big rivalry makes for big crowds The men’s track team is pleased with its performance after Saturday’s wins over USC and Brigham Young University. Read more...