Sunday, July 26


Alito’s record favors free speech rights

While debate swirls among liberal groups over U.S. Supreme Court nominee Samuel Alito’s avowedly conservative views on such controversial issues as abortion rights, considerably less attention has been paid to his prior rulings on issues relevant to universities and university students. Read more...




Housing sign-ups to begin earlier

UCLA Housing has decided that on-campus room sign-up dates will be moved up at least a month to the end of winter quarter, eliciting a litany of concerns about the change from student representatives. Read more...


Bringing memories of the dead to life

As pungent incense spiraled up into the evening sky, dancing UCLA students with painted faces celebrated the lives of their loved ones who have died. Every element of the event, from the incense ““ called “kopal” and native to Mexico ““ to faces half-painted in the image of skeletons, UCLA students and alumni celebrated Día de los Muertos, the traditional Mexican holiday devoted to the dead. Read more...


Politicians size up election

Even though he was the first and only governor to be recalled in California history, Gray Davis was able to joke and laugh about the problems in the recall process at a panel discussion Thursday at UCLA. Read more...