Wednesday, May 1, 1996 Mahockin’ Knox brings latest sound to American PieBy Sona Stepanian Daily Bruin Contributor What began as two freshmen UCLA students strumming around on the acoustic guitar in their dorm rooms four years ago has turned into Mahockin’ Knox, a fully functional, four-member band. Read more...

Thursday, May 2, 1996 International event launches WorldfestBy Cindy Liu Daily Bruin Contributor There’s more to Scottish culture than bagpipes and kilts. Take Scottish country dancing for example. Read more...

Thursday, May 2, 1996 Chicano artists Arnoldo Vargas and Richard Alvarez capture the spirit of their people in art. The new Kerckhoff Art Gallery exhibit, ‘Por Mi Raza Habla El Espiritu,’ celebrates their work and their culture. Read more...

Wednesday, May 1, 1996 Experience of California art scene of 1950s adds unique twist to teachingsBy Mimi Yiu Daily Bruin Contributor Henry Hopkins may have devoted his life to art, but he would never disdain those who merely dabble in it. Read more...

Wednesday, May 1, 1996 By Lael Loewenstein Daily Bruin Contributor David Schwimmer inadvertently owes a lot to Pontius Pilate. When he auditioned for the role of Ross on "Friends," Schwimmer had just finished playing Pilate in a stage play and was still sporting the close-cropped haircut that might have been popular some 2000 years ago. Read more...

Tuesday, April 30, 1996 Luscious colors and striking images decorate a collection of manuscripts from the Getty Museum’s rich collection. Their new exhibit, "Ten Centuries of French Illumination," puts the middle ages on display.By Elizabeth Bull Daily Bruin Contributor With gnarled lettering, deep purple dye and a shining silver and gold border, an open book greets visitors at the Getty Museum’s exhibit of French illuminations. Read more...

Tuesday, April 30, 1996 Latest venture looks at competition of TV ratings gameBy Dina Gachman Daily Bruin Staff When he came to Los Angeles 14 years ago to pursue a career in television, comedian Robert Wuhl had a revelation. Read more...