Monday, July 27


UC labor code questioned

Five years ago, the University of California adopted a code of conduct that aimed to improve conditions for workers who make merchandise bearing the logos or trademarks of the university and set standards of labor for licensees. Read more...


The math of the collective consciousness

Though most would see no relation between the poetry of William Wordsworth and engine production, John Lienhard’s theory of the arc of invention seeks to explain the links between seemingly unrelated cultural phenomena and invention. Read more...


USAC revisits senate idea

The Undergraduate Student Association Council revisited the proposed changes to the structure of UCLA student government at its meeting Tuesday, addressing the issue for the first time since last year. Read more...




Seismic renovation rocks Campbell

Many of Campbell Hall’s occupants have recently found themselves without a ceiling over their heads as a result of construction begun last month. To improve the building’s safety in the event of an earthquake, Campbell Hall is currently undergoing a $4.7 million renovation on schedule for completion in October 2006. Read more...