Sunday, February 15

To the beat of a different rap

Thursday, October 8, 1998 To the beat of a different rap MUSIC: Rapper Ras Kass hopes to gain popularity and respect using his own distinctive lyrical style By Tenoch Flores Daily Bruin Contributor There was a time in the not-so-distant past when John Austin, a.k.a. Read more...


Choreographer Morris brings troupe to UCLA

Thursday, October 8, 1998 Choreographer Morris brings troupe to UCLA DANCE: Renowned group to perform mix of ethnic, traditional styles at Royce By Amanda Miller Daily Bruin Contributor Spunky and unconventional, choreographer Mark Morris is often credited with reviving the public’s waning interest in dance. Read more...


‘Ronin’ star proves skills on international level

Thursday, October 8, 1998 ‘Ronin’ star proves skills on international level FILM: France’s Jean Reno portrays gritty characters at home, in United States By Ric Leyva The Associated Press NEW YORK – International film star Jean Reno was international long before he ever became a film star. Read more...


Rocco allows diners to revel, relish, relax

Thursday, October 8, 1998 Rocco allows diners to revel, relish, relax ROCCO: Intimate getaway soothes with eclectic jazz, tasty food By Jessica Holt Daily Bruin Contributor Do not be intimidated by the expensive prices listed on the menu at the portal of Rocco, a cool new jazz club and restaurant in Bel-Air. Read more...


Classic rock aids souls of those born under a bad sign

Wednesday, October 7, 1998 Classic rock aids souls of those born under a bad sign COLUMN: ‘Blues’ album by Jimi Hendrix showcases extraordinary guitar work, makes emotional connection to listeners By Brent HopkinsThere are tons upon tons of music journals. Read more...


Soundbites

Wednesday, October 7, 1998 Soundbites Marilyn Manson, "Mechanical Animals" (Nothing Records) Two lines from Marilyn Manson’s newest hit "Dope Show" basically sum up the Manson plight: "They love you when you’re on all the covers/ When you’re not then they love another." No need to worry for the time being. Read more...


Production’s outdoor scenery can’t rival talent of actors

Wednesday, October 7, 1998 Production’s outdoor scenery can’t rival talent of actors ON-CAMPUS: Demeter troupe presents first-ever play, a love story written by revolutionary writer Robert Sheridar By Kate Herold Daily Bruin Contributor The roller coaster ride of emotions some like to call love is not a new topic to the average playwright. Read more...