Monday, June 15, 1998 Championship remains memorable RESULTS: 1995 NCAA title still No. 1 sports moment for UCLA fans, students by Evan Lovett Daily Bruin Senior Staff In a landslide victory, the 1994-1995 men’s NCAA basketball championship was chosen as the most memorable sports moment of the last four years by UCLA students. Read more...

Monday, June 15, 1998 Suzy Powell Women’s Track and Field Powell is considered one of the greatest discus throwers in collegiate and school history. A 1996 Olympian, she will leave UCLA with hopes of representing the United States in future Olympic and international competition. Read more...

Monday, June 15, 1998 In the last four years of Bruin sports, what’s your most memorable moment? Elizabeth Tsing Microbiology, Sophomore "Walking by Maloney’s, I saw the overtimes of the ‘SC football game (in 1996)." Sean Berquist Environmental Studies, Senior "The big, nutty party after the championship. Read more...

Monday, June 15, 1998 Shaun Williams Football Although not as well-known nationally as some of his teammates, defensive back Shaun Williams was regarded by the coaching staff, as well as many experts, as the best athlete on the UCLA football squad. Read more...

Thursday, June 11, 1998 May Gad(zuric) save the Bruin team BASKETBALL Sensational Dutch center chooses UCLA over NBA riches By Tim Yun Daily Bruin Contributor When the Bruins sought to fill the void in the middle of the paint left by the sudden departure of star center Jelani McCoy, little did they know that help would come from halfway around the world. Read more...

Thursday, June 11, 1998 Soccer, America. America, soccer. Now, we can let the games begin COLUMN: U.S. ignorant of World Cup’s greatness because of poor exposure Well, my children, the Finals hour is at last upon us: final exams, final column, NBA Finals, NHL Finals and World Cup finals. Read more...

Thursday, June 11, 1998 As planned, team gets mission accomplished MTRACK: Bruins reap high national ranking, Pac-10 championship By Donald Morrison Daily Bruin Contributor Heading into this year’s outdoor track and field season, the UCLA men’s track team wanted to accomplish three things: win all its dual meets, win the Pacific 10 Championship and have a strong showing at the NCAA Championships. Read more...