Thursday, 6/5/97 Bruin men to compete in NCAA Outdoor Championship M. TRACK Defending champs Arkansas expected to repeat, UCLA projected in top five By Emmanuelle Ejercito Daily Bruin Staff The UCLA men’s track and field team sent 11 athletes to compete in 13 events in Bloomington, Ind. Read more...

Thursday, 6/5/97 Nihipali leaves his mark as he leaves the Bruins M. VOLLEYBALL Senior captain ends UCLA career with honors, records By Jennifer Kollenborn Daily Bruin Contributor The UCLA men’s volleyball team shined this season under the leadership of Player of the Year candidate, senior Paul Nihipali. Read more...

Thursday, 6/5/97 Packwood makes history as champ in criterion race CYCLING: With road race cancelled, cyclist pulls off upset in his ‘weakest link’ By Rocky Salmon Daily Bruin Contributor A new era of cycling has emerged at UCLA: an era of outstanding superstars who all know how to win. Read more...

Thursday, 6/5/97 UCLA looks to unseat NCAA champion Louisiana State W. TRACK: Bruins No. 1, Pac-10 champs, have high hopes for bringing another title home By Donald Morrison Daily Bruin Contributor A focused women’s track team is on a mission this week at the NCAA championships in Bloomington, Ind. Read more...

Thursday, 6/5/97 Leaving early not always the right answer for undergrads COMMENTARY: Many players jump into NBA lured by empty promises On June 25, NBA teams will have the opportunity to select from among 47 early entrants into the draft. Read more...

Thursday, 6/5/97 The aftermath of defeat BASEBALL: UCLA team makes it to Omaha, but fails to prove itself there By Kristina Wilcox Daily Bruin Senior Staff A season that started with hopeful promise ended in bitter disappointment Monday when the UCLA baseball team defeated itself in its loss to Mississippi State, 7-5, in the College World Series. Read more...

Thursday, 6/5/97 Bruin Update Monday’s results Baseball Mississippi State 7, UCLA 5 Tuesday’s results No games scheduled Wednesday’s results No games scheduled Today’s games Men’s, women’s track at NCAA championships (through Saturday) in Bloomington, Ind. Read more...