Monday, 4/21/97 New construction draws complaints from sections of UCLA community By Brooke Olson Daily Bruin Staff It seems that UCLA keeps on building and building – much to the dismay of the UC Board of Regents, university faculty, students and surrounding homeowners. Read more...

Monday, April 21, 1997 Adults and children from all over Los Angeles crowd the campus of UCLA to bask in a sea of literary worksBy Kathleen Rhames Daily Bruin Contributor vercast skies could not stop the 100,000 people who flocked to the UCLA campus over the weekend to take part in the second annual Festival of Books. Read more...

Monday, 4/21/97 Graduate students begin campaigns Key issues include involvement, bureaucratic efficiency By A.J. Harwin Daily Bruin Contributor Contesting for seats in a government that is giving away plane tickets to lucky voters, candidates in Wednesday’s Graduate Students Association (GSA) election have officially begun their campaigns for office. Read more...

Friday, 4/18/97 A real page turner Weekend festival features book signings, discussions By Karen Duryea and Linda Yoon Daily Bruin Senior Staff This weekend is our chance to show the country that the Los Angeles community is well read. Read more...

Friday, 4/18/97 Endorsement creates discord USAC’s support of Muslim Student Association program called inappropriate by some By Stefanie Wong Daily Bruin Contributor A controversial program sponsored by the Muslim Student Association (MSA) has renewed questions in some campus quarters over student government’s role in political and religious debates at UCLA. Read more...

Friday, 4/18/97 Community voices anger over proposed dorm expansion Local residents complain about noise, growth of campus by Hannah Miller Daily Bruin Contributor For Wolfgang Vieths, it’s the encroaching buildings. Read more...

Friday, 4/18/97 Generating community roots Student group hopes to educate Sikhs about their heritage and culture By Judy Cha Daily Bruin Contributor Debased and misunderstood for wearing a turban for 14 years, Naindeep Chann, a first-year neuroscience and history student, decided it was time. Read more...