
Monday, February 17

New computer technology to aid disabled Bruins

New computer technology to aid disabled Bruins Murphy Hall’s SAO installs new video-conferencing By Tatiana Botton A person’s face flashes on the computer screen, moving and speaking with the clarity of a telephone communication. Read more...


Biesty’s sworn in at new position

Biesty’s sworn in at new position Aims to increase safety as facilities commissioner By Rashmi Nijagal Undergraduate student council members, gathered in Kerckhoff 400, eagerly formed a semi-circle around Madeline Biesty as she took her oath to become facilities commissioner Tuesday night. Read more...


Two Bruins attend gala at Capitol

Two Bruins attend gala at Capitol Clinton, Gore speak about future of the Democratic Party By Rashmi Nijagal Two Bruins flew to the nation’s Capitol to attend a gala Tuesday night, where they had the opportunity to hear President Clinton and Vice President Gore speak about the future of the Democratic Party. Read more...


Owners appreciate convenience of laptops

Owners appreciate convenience of laptops Latest PC Card expands power of smaller computers By Tatiana Botton Good things really do come in small packages. Or that’s what computer experts at Comdex, the biggest computer convention in the world held late last month in Las Vegas, confirmed when they said present technology is ready to make laptop computers just as powerful as desktop machines. Read more...


Harley bikers play Santa Claus

Harley bikers play Santa Claus Fullerton bikers donate toys to young patients at UCLA Med Center By Ben Gilmore An immense man dressed in leather and a blue bandana scowled quietly while holding a small stuffed lion. Read more...


UCLA swears in new lawyers

UCLA swears in new lawyers By Gil Hopenstand Daily Bruin Senior Staff For better or worse, California will have 200 more lawyers by nightfall. UCLA’s School of Law will swear in its recent alumni tonight to both state and federal bars at a Schoenberg Hall ceremony. Read more...


Day Without Art boosts AIDS

Day Without Art boosts AIDS awareness Art exhibits shrouded in memory of AIDS-related deaths By Rodney Tanaka A walk through the Franklin D. Murphy Sculpture Garden today provides students with a sobering reminder of the impact of AIDS. Read more...
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