Friday, 5/9/97 UCLA needs win over the Cardinal to enter playoffs Six-Pac giants will battle for Pac-10 Southern Division title #By Tim Yun Daily Bruin Contributor Needing a sweep to play in the Pac-10 playoffs next week, the UCLA Bruins will play in the most important series of the year against the Stanford Cardinal this weekend at the Jackie Robinson Stadium. Read more...

Friday, 5/9/97 Bruins divide up talent in upcoming invitationals Contests to determine qualifying marks for members By Emmanuelle Ejercito Daily Bruin Staff The UCLA men’s track and field team is splitting up this weekend. Read more...

Friday, 5/9/97 Phenomenon With appeal on violations, Bruins are back to playing ball By Melissa Anderson Daily Bruin Staff While the dust is still settling from Tuesday’s NCAA ruling against the UCLA softball team for financial aid violations, the Bruins are getting on with their season and going back to what they do best – playing ball. Read more...

Thursday, 5/8/97 Success on and off the field Former Bruin, two-time Olympian and head coach of UCLA’s women’s track and field team talks about her love of coaching By Donald Morrison Daily Bruin Contributor Women’s track and field coach Jeanette Bolden has had many successful journeys in the world of track and field. Read more...

Thursday, 5/8/97 Enjoying the ride National cycling champion Keith Henderson owes much of his success to his love for the sport and his untraditional mental focus. Read more...

Thursday, 5/8/97 UCLA not fazed by ninth-place finish in Pac-10 Championships Selection method for NCAA regionals not dependent on conference By Chris Umpierre Daily Bruin Contributor The UCLA men’s golf team is happy that the Pac-10 Championships don’t count towards getting into the NCAA Regionals this year. Read more...

Thursday, 5/8/97 Athlete’s fight for equality transcended baseball UCLA alumnus struggled for African-American civil rights in business, politics By Devin Reza Daily Bruin Contributor Jackie Robinson’s baseball career ended over 40 years ago, but his retirement from the game allowed him to help fight for African Americans’ equality in ways that were just as important as his breaking baseball’s color line. Read more...