By Ross BersotSummer Bruin Staff After a one-year leave of absence, Amy Jalewalia is back with the UCLA women’s basketball program for a second tour of duty. Read more...

By Eric BranchSummer Bruin Staff Betting on a disco revival might be safer than trying to predict the NBA draft. Just ask Ed O’Bannon, George Zidek and Tyus Edney. Read more...

By Kimberly MackesySummer Bruin Staff Nearly 2,000 athletes from all corners of the state descended on UCLA Friday, marking the start of the 26th annual California Special Olympics Summer Games. Read more...

Track splits to Modesto, Occidental meets By Scott Yamaguchi Daily Bruin Senior Staff For reasons concerning weather conditions and caliber of competition, the UCLA track and field teams will head separate ways this weekend. Read more...

Sixth-seeded water polo off to national championships By Emmanuelle Ejercito Eight teams will travel to the University of Maryland to vie for the 1995 Women’s Collegiate National Water Polo Championship this weekend. Read more...

Tennis anyone? NCAAs next for Bruin netters Slumping w. tennis, now healthy, takes on Wake Forest in NCAA opener By Chris Isidro The UCLA women’s tennis team began the road to its first NCAA Championship at the Riviera Country Club for the 1994 All-American Tournament. Read more...

Tennis anyone? NCAAs next for Bruin netters M. tennis looks for 16th title, quest begins with Fresno State in Athens By Sarah Harrison National champions. A title that many Bruins have grown accustomed to this year, and a title that the UCLA men’s tennis team would like to claim as its own. Read more...