Wednesday, 3/5/97 Remote Territories Choreographer Meg Stuart’s "Remote" is among several pieces for the White Oak Dance Project that explore the world of modern dance. By Alicia Cheak Daily Bruin Contributor Lithe and delicate, she peers through glassy green eyes, a little uncertain. Read more...

Wednesday, 3/5/97 Orchestra to play greats’ lesser-known works New composers, rarely performed pieces comprise new season By Stephanie Sheh Daily Bruin Contributor When the general public thinks of great works by great composers, Beethoven’s Ninth and Mozart’s "Eine Kleine Nacht Musik" come to mind. Read more...

Tuesday, March 4, 1997 MUSIC: Close-knit band’s creativity appears in its latest CD, concert hijinksBy Vanessa VanderZanden Daily Bruin Contributor Whether on the road or in the studio, Engine 88 manages to keep its laid back, playful style. Read more...

Tuesday, March 4, 1997 THEATER: Show relies on spoken dialogue, makes West Coast debut tonightBy Cheryl Klein Daily Bruin Senior Staff It’s a good thing that Andrew Lloyd Webber’s name is in bold letters at the top of the "By Jeeves" playbill. Read more...

Tuesday, March 4, 1997 Segal’s sculptures of scenes from Genesis breathe new life into the Old Testament.By Alicia Cheak Daily Bruin Contributor Like the people of Pompeii entombed in igneous lava, the figures look like human sepulchers, captured in the course of a pivotal act. Read more...

Tuesday, March 4, 1997 FILM: Script remains but one facet in collaborative effort of making moviesBrandon Wilson During that bygone era when Hollywood wooed the titans of American letters to come out west and try their hand at screenwriting, Raymond Chandler found himself in Los Angeles working for Paramount when he wasn’t scribbling away at those little detective novels of his. Read more...

Monday, March 3, 1997 THEATER: Athol Fugard’s latest play reveals a part of himself, his countryBy Susan Lee Daily Bruin Contributor Athol Fugard has made a name for himself as a playwright, director and actor. Read more...