Friday, February 27, 1998 Black history now HISTORY: Honestly confronting painful past of slavery is only way to progress By Michelle Navarro Daily Bruin Staff we are told over and over again to forget about it get over it get on with it stop rehashing ancient history I respond by saying No this is not ancient history No I cannot just get over it No I cannot and I will not forget Slavery In a corner of a display case, outside of the Center for African-American Studies Library, sits this anonymous piece, typed on rectangles of purple paper. Read more...

Friday, February 27, 1998 Video arcade a flashback to glory days of childhood By Carol McKay Daily Bruin Staff The population of UCLA students largely consists of twentysomethings. Read more...

Thursday, February 26, 1998 Stretching the limits PEOPLE: Heidi Moneymaker’s hard work and positive attitude, both in and out of the gym, reflect her love of laughter, friends and having fun By Trina Enriquez Daily Bruin Contributor It’s 2:30 p.m. Read more...

Thursday, February 26, 1998 Albert Carnesale searching for a No. 2 man ADMINISTRATION: UC person sought to be new executive vice chancellor By Lawrence Ferchaw Daily Bruin Contributor For Chancellor Albert Carnesale, the search process is familiar. Read more...

Thursday, February 26, 1998 Community Briefs Berkeley digitizes past documents of the West The history of the American West will soon be available on a computer screen. Read more...

Thursday, February 26, 1998 UCLA students unsure of U.S. motives in Iraq WAR: Many say civilian warfare, not economics, should be top conern By Catherine Turner Daily Bruin Contributor Though over 5,000 miles away from the Iraqi crisis, UCLA students have expressed concern and anger toward the position of the United States and welfare of the Iraqi people. Read more...

Thursday, February 26, 1998 Child’s Play EDUCATION: Early exposure to college hopes to improve attitudes toward education By J. Sharon Yee Daily Bruin Contributor "UCLA should pick me for a student because I will be good," Joseph Tecson wrote in his personal statement. Read more...