As Passover began at sunset last Wednesday, many Jewish students prepared to celebrate a tradition hundreds of years old. But because of limited kosher options in dining halls, some looked off campus for properly prepared food to observe the holiday. Read more...

The long-standing debate over the government’s role in determining academic curricula will run head-on this week into the struggle for gay rights as the California Senate hears a bill that would require publishers to include gay and lesbian history in public school textbooks. Read more...

Editor’s note: In “GSA candidates voice positions” (News, April 17), the story reported that presidential candidate Anthony Dunbar was accused of seeking an endorsement from Shane Markstrum of the Engineering GSA after publicly declaring not to seek endorsements, which may have been a violation of the GSA Elections Code. Read more...

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Late-night snackers might have to look off campus for their fix starting fall quarter 2006. UCLA Dining Services has decided to close Puzzles after this quarter as part of a larger plan to reorganize eateries on the Hill. Read more...

Editor’s note: In “Campaigns heat up over alleged dishonesty” (News, April 17), the story said that “some members” of the Graduate Student Association accused presidential candidate Anthony Dunbar of lying during his campaign. Read more...