Wednesday, February 11

Briefs

Friday, October 18, 1996 W. Soccer travels north The UCLA women’s soccer team heads north this weekend for games against Washington and Washington State. The Huskies (7-4) are undefeated at home on the season, sending all five opponents limping out the back fence. Read more...


Bruins take on Washington

Friday, October 18, 1996 FOOTBALL: UCLA hopes rushing strength can bring an important winBy Rob Kariakin Daily Bruin Contributor One week after its tough loss to No. Read more...


UCLA to face Pepperdine for the third time th

Friday, October 18, 1996 WATER POLO: After being on the road for 14 games, the team finally gets to play at homeBy Rick Banks Daily Bruin Contributor On Saturday, the UCLA men’s water polo team will do something they have not done all season ­ play at home. Read more...


UCLA faces imposing competition at preview

Friday, October 18, 1996 CROSS COUNTRY: Faster times essential if Bruins want to be contenders at upcoming NCAAsBy Mark Jason Dittmer Daily Bruin Senior Staff If you’re a college varsity cross country runner, you’re used to running each race alongside about 70 or 80 others. Read more...


Loss to ¹SC at NorCal ends 13-win streak

Thursday, October 17, 1996 WATER POLO: No. 1 spot is lost but scoring well balanced at tournamentBy Rick Banks Daily Bruin Contributor Last weekend’s Northern California Water Polo Tournament proved to be a streak-stopper for the UCLA men’s water polo team. Read more...


Waves¹ winning streak dries up against Bruins

Thursday, October 17, 1996 WOMEN’S SOCCER: Arkenberg’s winning goal gives Pepperdine its first loss at homeBy Brad Zucker Daily Bruin Senior Staff One day before flying off to the Northwest to face Washington and Washington State, the UCLA women’s soccer team took a short trip around the corner to face nearby Pepperdine. Read more...


Bruins, Trojans to face off in grudge match

Thursday, October 17, 1996 HOCKEY: UCLA hoping to upset USC, who won six straight last yearBy Hye Kwon Daily Bruin Staff Ice hockey is not what most people would conjure up when engaging in a game of word association involving the phrase "rivalry between UCLA and USC." But make no mistake about it. Read more...