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

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Patrons of the arts outside Royce Hall Auditorium awaiting a performance. Bill Murray mirrors jack Benny ' s famous pose as he accepts the 1985 Jack Benny Award from Campus Events. Bill Weber photo courtesy of Campus Events Mark Harmon spoke to a mass of Bruins (and Bruinettes) in Dodd as part of the Homecoming festivities. FALL CALENDAR 21

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Only the Halloween sale at the Student Store could attract as long a line as Bruce Springsteen. photo courtesy of Campus Events Zbigniew Brezezinske talks to the politically minded Bruin. photo courtesy of Campus Events Lucy Show rocks the A-level patio. Brought to you by Campus Events. photo courtesy of Campus Events ' Night Court ' s ' John Laroquette. The Emmy Award winner speaks on comedy and success. 20 FALL CALENDAR

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WINTER CALENDAR Last week a heavy rainfall flooded a large section of Southern . . . this week we have almost perfect beach weather. Who can figure this crazy place anyway? But with the winter quarter underway UCLA settles herself firmly into 1986. This year has started on a down note with the explosion of the Challenger shuttle, but was also characterized by this country ' s first observance of Dr. Martin Luther King ' s birthday. Along with this three day remembrance, UCLA celebrated a month of black However, while we were remembering a great man, a study was revealed which referred to a large number of campus buildings as extremely unsafe in the event of an earthquake. This includes Powell and the dorms (umm). But who goes to class in this weather anyway? It seems that this hot streak also touched off the Philipine people and they rose to overthrow President Ferdinand Marcos. With the fall of a dictator, also came the continued positive relations between the US and Russia. On the lighter side, a parking structure was built on Lot 32 in the Village. Praise be, another 500 spaces. Speaking of the Village, the Westwood Chamber of Commerce has finally recognized that the Village is controlled by High School students on the weekends. Plans to overthrow this nomadic regime are in the works, including the of Westwood. In an effort to keep a firm control over student protests on campus, Chancellor Young ' s administration has taken it upon themselves to prosecute four student protestors who are charged with trespassing and failure to obey a university official ' s directives. Because the waited nine months to try the case, and all criminal charges involving the police were dropped, it appears the Chancellor is looking to make his point loudly. Some will remember him, some will forget him–but all will retain a hint of him in their subconscious. He ' s Stoney Burke and he invaded the shores of UCLA with his political clown-Berkeley kinda . . . entertaining always, relevant sometimes, fascist never, Stoney added a spark to campus life as he spoke to huge crowds on Bruin Walk. On the note of entertainment, Brazil was screened on campus and Terry Gillium spoke afterwards. Other films shown this year include After Hours and The Gods Must Be Crazy . Still one dollar for each movie and no high school students to deal with. In the Coffee House, Jello Biafva of The Dead Kennedys gave us a great poetry session while Exene Cervenka gave us that much more. (Does she still hate UCLA ... ?) A winter ' s view of Knudsen Hall. 22