Thursday, February 27, 1997 SWIMMING: Women hope to overthrow conference, national leader Stanford By Anthony Carter Daily Bruin Contributor The 11th-ranked UCLA women’s swimming and diving team begins its quest today for its first Pacific 10 Championship. Read more...

Thursday, February 27, 1997 W. HOOPS: UCLA stands to gain more confidence than conference standingBy Anthony Carter Daily Bruin Contributor The UCLA women’s basketball team will face Oregon State this evening at Gill Coliseum in Corvallis. Read more...

Wednesday, 2/26/97 Toros the latest victim of Bruin offensive stampede Heinrichs’ six RBIs, two homers help salvage subpar pitching By Sierra Roberts Daily Bruin Contributor The Toros of Cal State Dominguez Hills posed no real threat for the Bruins on Tuesday as the two teams battled in a high-scoring nonconference game at Jackie Robinson Stadium. Read more...

Wednesday, 2/26/97 Sports Briefs Volleyball hosts UC Irvine today The UCLA men’s volleyball team will host UC Irvine at Pauley Pavilion tonight. The Bruins, who have never lost to the Anteaters en route to compiling a series record of 17-0, look to continue their dominance. Read more...

Wednesday, 2/26/97 Hey Berkeley: ‘California’ isn’t the only school in UC system Schools use names to flaunt age and intimidate rivals I don’t know if I’m the only one who notices, but the snobby school in Berkeley seems to suffer from schizophrenia. Read more...

Wednesday, 2/26/97 Breaking the mold Second baseman Chad Matoian gives Bruins big-time leadership despite short stature By Kristina Wilcox Daily Bruin Contributor Chad Matoian does not fit the prototypical mold of the tall, lean baseball player. Read more...

Wednesday, 2/26/97 M. Hoops notes Lavin predicted win When the occupants of the student section rushed the court after the victory over Duke on Sunday, some people reacted negatively, saying the act gave too much respect to a visitor to Pauley Pavilion. Read more...