Saturday, August 8

Mother always knows best

Mother's Day is Sunday, so the Daily Bruin asked students to share stories about how their mothers have made a difference in their education and lives. Read more...



Israel celebrates 60 years

Hundreds of students, faculty and staff joined Bruins for Israel in Bruin Plaza for the celebration of 60 years of Israeli independence, and the event featured speakers, performers and booths honoring the country's many qualities. Read more...


Bill would set legal age for salvia

A bill passed by the state Assembly, now in the state Senate, would make selling the hallucinogenic drug salvia to anyone under the age of 18 a misdemeanor, punishable by up to six months in jail and $1,000 in fines. Read more...



Frats condemn crimes at SDSU

A day after dozens of students at San Diego State University "“ including several fraternity members "“ were arrested in a major drug bust, leaders of the Greek system's Westwood chapters expressed confidence that no such incident was possible at UCLA. Read more...


Loyalty oath causes legal controversy

In 1952, amid a strong anti-communist sentiment in the nation, a law was passed in California that required all workers who were American citizens to sign a loyalty oath to be eligible to be hired for employment. Read more...