Thursday, May 30, 1996 A family’s racist remarks can’t be seen as AmericanBy Glenn K. Oyoung When my girlfriend, Carol, asked me to drop her off at Freddy and Liana’s, the hair salon on Broxton, I sighed. Read more...

Friday, May 31, 1996 Instances of pain and injustice have inspired action It was a surprise. For the Los Angeles Police Department, anyway. A nondescript truck simply stopped in the middle of the intersection. Read more...

Wednesday, May 29, 1996 Soon-to-be UCLA Prof. Mark Kleiman suggests a more ‘rational’ approachBy Phillip Carter Daily Bruin Senior Staff Crime and drugs pervade nearly every area of the American consciousness, coming to dominate political campaigns, classroom discussions and the ordinary routines of average Californians. Read more...

Wednesday, May 29, 1996 Out of the blur memorable people, experiences emerge At last, I can see the daylight. After almost four years of monotonous studying, laboring, midterms and finals, the end is near. Read more...

Tuesday, May 28, 1996 Don’t ask women of color to ignore issues of race in name of solidarityBy Anna Wang Why is it that people can be so short-sighted as to limit individuals’ identities to a single component? Read more...

Tuesday, May 28, 1996 Political and social ills lead to dramatic cases in every era Quick! Here’s a test: Who’s the first person you think of when I say "the trial of the century"? Read more...

Tuesday, May 28, 1996Language busters Editor: As a white Anglo-Saxon of the male persuasion, I have become accustomed, over the years, to reading The Bruin and finding the motives of my ancestors, culture and gender maligned. Read more...