Wednesday, May 29, 1996 Phebus, celebrity athletes place beliefs over other accomplishments Sports and religion. What is the not-so-obvious relationship between the two? By now, you know of the A.C. Read more...

Wednesday, May 29, 1996 Bruins hope for top-three team finish, individual titlesBy Scott Yamaguchi Daily Bruin Staff Fueled by the disappointment of losing its Pacific 10 Conference Championship two weeks ago, the UCLA women’s track and field team opens competition today in the four-day NCAA Outdoor Championships in Eugene, Ore. Read more...

Tuesday, May 28, 1996 Errors costly for Bruins as they exit World Series with semi-final loss to WashingtonBy Brent Boyd Daily Bruin Contributor COLUMBUS, Ga. — Who’s to say you can’t teach an old Dawg new tricks? Read more...

Tuesday, May 28, 1996 Final hole on final day proves problematic, Choi third individuallyBy Christopher Isidro Daily Bruin Senior Staff LA QUINTA, Calif. — There may be 18 holes on a golf course, but it only takes one to make or break the day. Read more...

Tuesday, May 28, 1996 Phebus, Yaroshuk eliminated from singles and doublesBy Hye Kwon Daily Bruin Staff The 1996 season officially came to an end for the UCLA women’s tennis team, as two of its seniors participating in the NCAA Individual Championships at Tallahassee, Fla. Read more...

Tuesday, May 28, 1996 Bruins lose regional final, 8-4, as Miami heads to OmahaBy Brian Purcell Daily Bruin Contributor AUSTIN, Texas — Just prior to the start of Sunday night’s Central I Regional championship game between UCLA and Miami, a plane flew overhead bearing the sign, "Go UCLA, Omaha bound." While this gesture seemed to fire up the players and definitely excited the crowd, the only luck it brought was bad, as the Bruins fell short in their attempt at a fourth consecutive come-from-behind victory, falling to the Hurricanes, 8-4. Read more...

Tuesday, May 28, 1996 Gimelstob, Muskatirovic team defeat TCU pair to win championshipBy Mark Shapiro Daily Bruin Staff When the NCAA team championships ended in disappointment for the UCLA men’s tennis team, most of the squad returned home from Georgia, but with the singles and doubles championships yet to be played, it was up to three Bruins to try and save some lost pride. Read more...