Friday, October 2, 1998 September Concert Reviews Crystal Method Shrine Auditorium Sept. 26, 1998 The spinning rainbow of lights gradually cooled down to an eerie blue and white flicker in the sky, and then the Crystal Method started playing this even stranger interlude: creepy acoustoelectric murmurs lurching up and down the ears. Read more...

Friday, October 2, 1998 UCLA archive series honors versatile, little-known actor FILM: Paul Robeson pushed for African Americans’ rights on and offscreen in 1930s By Ash Steffy Daily Bruin Contributor He was one of the quintessential geniuses in U.S. Read more...

Monday, September 28, 1998 Mix it up at happenin’ L.A. clubs MUSIC: There’s a different scene every night; you just need to know where to go By Tommy Nguyen Daily Bruin Contributor Many UCLA students think it stinks that we can’t have dance clubs in Westwood Village. Read more...

Monday, September 28, 1998 Women make headway as executives in industry MUSIC: Female managers crash once male-dominated profession with vigor, success and power By Brent Hopkins Daily Bruin Contributor Just as listeners enthusiastically embraced British bands in the ’60s, pop fans have taken a liking to female musicians. Read more...

Monday, September 28, 1998 Memories, history of Royce Hall remind us of our purpose COLUMN: Through three generations, trademark UCLA symbol houses more than mere performances To commemorate her 10th birthday, my mother saw a movie. Read more...

Monday, September 28, 1998 Dreamworks hopes to infiltrate animation market FILM: Fledgling studio hopes to get edge by releasing ‘Antz’ before Disney’s ‘A Bug’s Life’ By Sandy Yang Daily Bruin Contributor This fall, moviegoers who are anticipating this year’s equivalent of "Toy Story" will be seeing double. Read more...

Monday, September 28, 1998 Wayless warrior FILM: The classic car chase is brought back to life in ‘Ronin,’ Robert De Niro’s new film about a group of men wandering the Earth By Lonnie Harris Daily Bruin Staff The car crash is perhaps the action genre’s most beloved tradition. Read more...