Thursday, May 21, 1998 Community briefs UC Regents approve salaries of officials The results of last week’s closed meetings of the UC Regents were released today, showing some new salary approvals for on-campus figures. Read more...

Thursday, May 21, 1998 Minority enrollment declines ADMISSIONS: Record-size freshman class first to be admitted under Prop. 209 By J. Sharon Yee Daily Bruin Contributor Next fall, the largest freshmen class ever will grace the steps of the UCLA campus. Read more...

Thursday, May 21, 1998 Legislature considers cutting student fees FINANCES: Surplus could decrease, end tuition for higher education in state By Patrick Kerkstra Daily Bruin Senior Staff Calling for a return to the days when higher education in California was essentially free, a group of Democratic legislators this week said the state should eliminate student fees in the UC, Cal State and community college systems. Read more...

Thursday, May 21, 1998 MEChA, teachers attack union spending proposition POLITICS: New bill would require member support of political contributions By Christy Lin Daily Bruin Contributor Proposition 226 – the initiative that will require the consent of union members before mandatory fees can be used for political campaigns – is under fire from the same opponents as Proposition 209. Read more...

Thursday, May 21, 1998 Real bruins north By Michelle Navarro Daily Bruin Senior Staff A’s. On the south side they are about as rare as a well-paying job on campus. Read more...

Wednesday, May 20, 1998 UC system expects windfall from state budget gains POLITICS: Additional money to augment funds for libraries, technology By Said U. Pulido-Aranda Daily Bruin Contributor As part of a revision of January’s state budget proposal, Gov. Read more...

Wednesday, May 20, 1998 Carnesale meets with students ADMISSIONS: Affirmative Action Coalition demands cooperation from chancellor By Hannah Miller Daily Bruin Staff Alarmed by dwindling minority enrollment, concerned about the future, and emboldened by their voices echoing through Royce Hall, student leaders forced Chancellor Albert Carnesale to come to an ad hoc negotiations table for another discussion about the future of admissions at UCLA. Read more...