University of California Los Angeles - Bruin Life / Southern Campus Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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Comedy Club The UCLA Comedy Club was an eclectic, completely student-run organi- zation which provided entertainment to the UCLA community while allowing its members to develop their talent in com- edy writing and performance. Each of the club ' s shows featured all-new, origi- nal material generated during the group ' s comedy writing workshops. The club, which also performed around Los Angeles and at colleges throughout the state, helped to launch many successful careers in the enter- tainment industry. A highly polished and professional organization, The UCLA Comedy Club aims to produce the most educated members of the entertain- ment industry, or at least the funniest members of all other industries, said club president Steve Callaghan. H This member of the Comedy Club breatties a sigh of relief after a performance in the Coop. I Steve Callaghan shows members of the Comedy Club where their audience really is. Jonathon Bell, Randy Braun, Duyen Bui, Steve Callaghan (President), Scott Ewing, Chris Hardwick, Tom Huang, Christy Madrano, Monika Mikkelson, Clint Moore, Greg Niles, Glenn Peach, Bob Rich, Rafael Sanchez, Laura Schmude, Jennifer Sloan, John Smith, Fred Tatasciore (Secretary), D.S. Taylor, Bob Williams. 366 Groups

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Kimberly Allen, Liberty Amador, Karen Atkinson, Rachel Bacon (Public Relations Director), Jennifer Barragan, Celia Barrios, Grace Basila, Danielle Bernard, Jeanie Branham (Social Coordinator), Kelley Bryant, Dorann Bunkin, Ctieri Carberry, Jacqueline Carlson, Cawley Carr, Anne Castellano, Olga Ceron, Dejeune Champion, Kristin Chandler, Christine Chang, Dons Chang, Elaine Chu, Amy Cohen, Ashley Cormany, Susan Dawson, Cynthia Dinh, Djallon Dinwiddle, Michelle Domingo, Danielle Eubank, Karyn Farsakian, Pauline Fischer, Lesley Friedland, Nancy Frey, Kathryn Fulton, Sara Fung, Suzanne Futterman, Rowena Gargalicana, Tr acy Gibbs, Celina Gorre, Cheryl Halcrow, Kristina Hall, Stephanie Hammond, Jennifer Hansen, Elizabeth Harry, Kathleen Hirose, Diemha Hoang, Kara Hogue, Cynthia Holsey, Julie Hsu, Patty Huang, Hyewon Jun, Jane Kennedy, Kelli Kirkland, Kelly Krause, Andrea Kushner, Joyce Kwon, Josephine Lai, Lisa Lau (Treasurer), Sandra Lau, Brittany Lauer, Shirley Lee, Maria Leonard, Jennifer Liu, Sarah Anne Loizeaux, Michelle Look, Jams Louie, Amber Mac Arthur, Erin Marler, Meg Masuno, Dawnielle Matterre (President), Reshma Mehta, Sherry Menor, Christina Meza, Michelle Miguel (Secretary), Tracey Miller (Vice President), Denise Miranda, Elaine Mo, Jeanie Moore, Christina Nicolosi, Sepeideh Nouhi, Sham Odegaard, Julie Ohara, Tess Paragas, Sue Park, Jee Park, Rachel Parker, Patty Pinanong, Zan Raskin, Rowena Reano, Lourdes Reed, Aimee Rydgren, Maria Sanchez, Suja Savarirayan, Katherine Seares, Jennifer Shepard, Eve Silverman, Alexis Smith, Taunya Smith, Bridget Sorenson, Joy Soriano, Aarti Srimvasan, Sharon Steinberg, Lillian Sugahara, Kareen Tampus, Miki Thomas, Tracy Ting, Maria Tobias, Perlee Tobias, Suzie Trinh, Yvonne Tsai, Rebecca Vargas, Meg Vinton, Lori Watanabe, Denise Whittaker, Michelle Ybarra, Suzanne Yoon, Katy Young, Joumana Youssef. Groups 355

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Communications Board Eating in the Coop became a new experience this year thanks to the UCLA Communications Board. Starting winter quarter, Comm. Board made a resolution to play KLA in various places on campus. Thus, KLA was able to broaden its listener base and attract listeners who would take their appreciation for the station back to their apartments and dorms. Throughout the year, Comm. Board made decisions such as these, affecting all media groups at UCLA. The Board presided over the newsmagazines: Al Talib, Ha ' Am, La Gente, NOMMO, Pacific Ties, Ten Per- cent, Together, as well as Bruin Life . KLA and the Daily Bruin. Their decisions influenced everything from budgeting to productions for each group. Comprised of student and faculty representatives, the intent of the Board was to provide students maximum control of their work without interfer- ence from campus politics. They gave them the freedom to act as publishers of their respective publications. The Communication Board ' s tar- geted goal for the academic year was to face each media objectively, free from special interest pressures and to respond impartially to the proposals and needs of the various medias. H Chairman of the Communications Board Kelly Grovier, and graduate representative Steve Kaganove discuss a proposed resolution by KLA. Victor Bullock, Rushdi Cader, Larry Gower, Kelly Grovier, Gary Heller, Terence Hsiao, Steve Kaganove, David Lipsey, Jure Marn, Stuart Silversteln, Michael Stiber, Lisa Welch. Groups 367