Monday, May 4

“˜Crash’ shatters Oscar expectations

In one of the biggest upsets in the history of the Academy Awards, “Crash,” director Paul Haggis’ meditation on racism, won Best Picture over the heavily favored “Brokeback Mountain” on Sunday night. Read more...



Editorial: High school students can handle free speech

Did you hear the one about the high school teacher in Colorado who compared President Bush to Adolf Hitler? We’re not joking. Read about what social studies teacher Jay Bennish told his class at Overland High School the day after Bush’ state of the union address. Read more...


Undie Run changes debated

Proposed changes to the Undie Run route do not sit well with some students planning to participate in this quarter’s Undie Run, especially since the administration’s involvement in making the changes marks the first time the university has seriously intervened in the historically student-run event. Read more...


Regents release salary reports

In an unusual move, the University of California Board of Regents released Friday executive salary reports that the board approved between its regularly scheduled meetings in an effort to improve fiscal transparency and calm criticism over past compensation practices. Read more...



Larry King speaks at Hillel

Larry King is usually the one doing the interviews. But when he spoke Thursday night at the Yitzhak Rabin Hillel Center for Jewish Life at UCLA, audience members got a chance to ask the broadcaster some of their own questions. Read more...