Monday, September 28, 1998 A diverse education/ administration ADMINISTRATION: Senior officials at UCLA don’t have many underrepresented minorities among their ranks. However, UCLA is leading the way to change the statistics. Read more...

Monday, September 28, 1998 Ghost town? VILLAGE: No one disputes that Westwood isn’t the hot spot it once was. But local merchants and other village boosters hope that revitalization efforts – already underway – will restore the village to its former glory. Read more...

Monday, September 28, 1998 About the Daily Bruin The Daily Bruin is a student-run publication with a circulation of 20,000. It is distributed on campus, in Westwood and in parts of West Los Angeles. Read more...

Monday, September 28, 1998 Don’t just read history, be part of it at The Bruin EDITOR: Ever-changing paper practices standards of excellence, fairness envisioned by founders in 1919 Soon after I moved into the news office, I began looking into some of the old files left by my many predecessors. Read more...

Monday, September 28, 1998 UC undergraduate fees decrease by 5 percent MONEY: Assembly Bill 1318 also lowers CSU, community college costs By Dasol Kim Daily Bruin Contributor After surviving a staggering 134 percent increase in student fees earlier this decade, undergraduate college students have been able to breath easier the past four years, as student fees remained the same. Read more...

Monday, September 28, 1998 Soliciting organizations bombard Bruin Walk with flyers HANDOUTS: Diversity of student interests lures commercialism to UCLA By H. Jayne Ahn Daily Bruin Contributor Even students on-campus during the summer cannot escape from the infamous "flyer people," those who stake out Bruin Walk and hand out information about their respective organizations. Read more...

Monday, September 28, 1998 New cluster courses target interdisciplinary education CLASSES: Extra quarter of writing instruction to broaden student skills By Andy Shah Daily Bruin Contributor With concerns that the current general education system is too scattered and inconsistent, the College of Letters & Sciences is altering the system by establishing new classes and requirements. Read more...