Library to be inspected for airborne pollutants University Research facility safety codes under scrutiny By Jennifer Louie Daily Bruin Contributor When the University Research Library sustained damage from the 1994 Northridge earthquake and asbestos was discovered in the ceiling tiles, library administrators removed the hazardous mineral and began making improvements in order to comply with health regulations. Read more...

‘Who’s Who’ students all smiles Registry recognizes achievements of two School of Dentistry Bruins By Jennifer K. Morita Daily Bruin Staff They’re both UCLA School of Dentistry students in their fourth year and they’re both specializing in orthodontics. Read more...

Extension instructor’s death is deeply felt By Jennifer K. Morita Daily Bruin Staff UCLA Extension instructor and Los Angeles psychologist Carl Faber died last week at a Santa Monica hospital of non-Hodgkins lymphoma. Read more...

Family Business The Friedmans, owners of Crescent Jewelers, the oldest shop in Westwood, do business with ‘a smile and a thank you’ By Marjon Ghasemi Daily Bruin Contributor After nearly 50 years of marriage, Lenny Friedman has never forgotten to give his wife, Sunny, flowers for any special occasion. Read more...

Students attacked by intruder in Westwood Apartment complex stabbing lands three women in hospital By Brooke Olson and Patrick Marantal Daily Bruin Contributors Three women, including one UCLA student, were attacked Jan. Read more...

Kennel chosen as executive vice chancellor Long-time faculty member to oversee Letters and Science By Anne Mai Daily Bruin Contributor As the university prepares to enter the second millennium, one of its leaders will be Charles Kennel, UCLA’s newly appointed executive vice chancellor. Read more...

Connerly averts showdown among regents By Michael Howerton Daily Bruin Staff Averting a showdown, Regent Ward Connerly called off an emergency performance review of University of California President Richard Atkinson set for today, after Atkinson reaffirmed the board’s power to set policy. Read more...