Friday, October 23


GSA voting begins soon

With elections starting April 18, the Graduate Students Association is gearing up for weeks of debate and campaigning. This year, the only contested position is the GSA president. Read more...


Iran closer to nuclear power

The state of international nuclear arms development has taken center stage as Iran’s president announced Tuesday that his country has for the first time successfully enriched uranium ““ less than a week after President Bush unveiled an extensive U.S. Read more...



The Chinese course

Beginning next year, high school students will have the opportunity to do something they never have been able to do before ““ take an Advanced Placement course in Chinese. Read more...


Congress bills attempt to ban online gambling

Renewed congressional attempts to ban online gambling may curtail a pastime that has been increasing among college students in recent years. Two bills have been introduced that would clarify online gambling’s illegality and attempt to end financial transactions that facilitate such gambling, cutting off a hobby that some UCLA students spend several hours a day engaging in. Read more...


Lawyer to discuss human rights

Thirty years ago, a car bomb killed a former ambassador to the U.S. and his colleague as they drove to work at the Institute of Political Studies in Washington, D.C. Read more...