Monday, November 2, 1998 A new look MEDIA: The student newsmagazines changed their size and style, but they’ve kept the independent spirit that defined them in the past By Pauline Vu Daily Bruin Contributor Before the late 1960s, The Daily Bruin was UCLA’s only student newspaper. Read more...

Monday, November 2, 1998 Communications board operates without budget OPERATIONS: ASUCLA approves finances, seeks more accurate report By Neal Narahara Daily Bruin Contributor The Communications Board budget for the 1998-99 fiscal year, which was supposed to have gone into effect on Aug. Read more...

Monday, November 2, 1998 Independent candidates liberate student options RACE: Third parties offer young voters opportunity to elect leaders urging activism, personal freedom By Emi Kojima and Nick Williams Daily Bruin Senior Staff While Gray Davis and Dan Lungren butt heads in the final days before the general election, five other candidates continue to run their own campaigns for governor. Read more...

Friday, October 30, 1998 Community Briefs Halloween costumes invade Mexican market Halloween costumes and plastic pumpkins have flooded into Mexico on the North American Free Trade Agreement’s commercial tide, changing that country’s Day of the Dead festivities. Read more...

Friday, October 30, 1998 Conference condemn U.S. for past, present imperialism SPEAKERS: Activist groups disapprove of ‘occupation’ of Puerto Rico, Philippine Islands By Andy Shah Daily Bruin Contributor After spending more than one-third of his life as a political prisoner in a U.S. Read more...

Friday, October 30, 1998 Pioneer filmmakers display revolutionary techniques SPEAKERS: Robert Drew, Richard Leacock credited with changing industry By Marisa Yamane Daily Bruin Contributor Pioneer filmmakers Richard Leacock and Robert Drew will be visiting UCLA from Saturday through Monday, where they will showcase their most prized films and give a series of accompanying lectures. Read more...

Friday, October 30, 1998 A Night of Screams Halloween is deeply rooted in traditions dating back to the dark ages and beyond By Meghan Ward Daily Bruin Contributor People all over the nation, young and old, will transform themselves into ghosts, goblins and the Spice Girls tomorrow night in preparation for All Hallow E’en, a night that promises sweet tooths and ghoulish spooks. Read more...