Wednesday, 5/14/97 Student creates device with host of possibilities for heart research TECHNOLOGY: Invention may be used to monitor individual human cells By Gregory Mena Daily Bruin Contributor A device as small as the width of a human hair might someday signal early signs of heart disease. Read more...

Wednesday, 5/14/97 Short Changed? EDUCATION: Schools don’t know how to channel the aggressiveness of boys, contends author Michael Gurian. By J. Sharon Yee Daily Bruin Contributor Although bias against girls in classrooms has been the subject of much public attention, a new spokesman has come forth to discuss the struggles boys face in school. Read more...

Tuesday, 5/13/97 Proposal aims to stop back-door admissions REGENTS: Meeting at UCLA will decide fate of preferential treatment By Brooke Olson Daily Bruin Senior Staff The UC Board of Regents will reflect on the touchy question of VIP admissions during its meeting this week at UCLA. Read more...

Tuesday, 5/13/97 Unbelievable RELIGION: Students from varying religious backgrounds question their faiths after studying scientific theories By Judy Cha Daily Bruin Contributor They swim about freely alongside college students who believe that a deity does not exist. Read more...

Tuesday, 5/13/97 Ill, disabled children invited to become Convomaniacs INTERNET: Apple Computer project offers connections, support By Peggy Shen Daily Bruin Contributor Being sick does not have to be all that bad anymore, especially if you are a Convomaniac. Read more...

Tuesday, 5/13/97 Feature Photo Concrete champions JAMIE SCANLON-JACOBS Amy Wong, a third-year civil engineering student, tells passersby about the concrete canoe which won first place in national competition last year. Read more...