Wednesday, May 15, 1996 UCLA recruiters sign ‘Dunkin” Hines, James opts for DukeBy Scott Yamaguchi Daily Bruin Staff Nate James, one of the nation’s finest prep basketball players and the top-rated recruit on UCLA’s list of prospects, spurned the Bruins’ offer Tuesday, opting instead to play for coach Mike Krzyzewski at Duke University. Read more...

Wednesday, May 15, 1996 Boldon leads list of 10 athletes bidding farewell to UCLABy Emmanuelle Ejercito Daily Bruin Staff With June comes graduation, and with graduation comes the loss of many great athletes for the UCLA men’s track team. Read more...

Tuesday, May 14, 1996 Regionals in doubt for baseball after three-game dusting By Brian Purcell Daily Bruin Contributor In the sixth inning of last night’s game against USC, UCLA head coach Gary Adams thought it was time to light a fire under his listless team. Read more...

Tuesday, May 14, 1996 Pitcher shows little outside, but inside is need to lead team to championshipBy Brent Boyd Daily Bruin Contributor Luckily for the UCLA softball team, B’Ann Burns finds trees more alluring than cactuses, she thinks sand belongs at the beach and she likes green much more than the color brown. Read more...

Tuesday, May 14, 1996Bruin coaches reel in several recruits to keep team strongBy Scott Yamaguchi Daily Bruin Staff Not all members of the UCLA women’s track and field team trained through last weekend in preparation for this week’s Pacific 10 Conference Championship meet, to be held on the Drake Stadium track Saturday and Sunday. Read more...

Tuesday, May 14, 1996Bruins play together to earn championshipBy Mark J. Dittmer Daily Bruin Contributor If the women’s water polo player in your class has a big smile on her face this morning while the rest of the class can barely keep their eyes open, she is probably thinking back to Sunday. Read more...

Monday, May 13, 1996 Second straight loss puts UCLA in must-win situationBy Yoni Tamler Daily Bruin Staff The running time of Sunday’s ball game at Jackie Robinson Stadium was close to four hours, but for the UCLA baseball team, it seemed more like an eternity. Read more...