Saturday, July 25

SP! support surges in runoffs

In a flood of yellow light, reflecting off the facade of Kerckhoff Hall, Elections Board Chairman Nathan Lam stood in front of a mass of students Thursday night, just as he had a week before. Read more...



Pouring into the bar scene

Since doodled figures started spreading their energy drink-induced wings in television commercials, the popularity and varieties of the drinks have also soared. Red Bull, the drink that started it all, claims to improve performance and concentration, as well as stimulate the metabolism. Read more...


News briefs

Military jet company wins new contract EL SEGUNDO “”mdash; Defense contractor Northrop Grumman Corp. said Thursday it won a $3.2 billion multi-year contract to continue work as a subcontractor to Boeing Co., helping to produce the Navy’s F/A-18 Super Hornet aircraft. Read more...


Driver’s license bill debated

State Sen. Gil Cedillo spoke at Royce Hall Thursday night in an event hosted by the Honors Fellows to discuss a variety of topics, including driver’s licenses to undocumented immigrants. Read more...


Speaks out

Are you aware of the Los Angeles mayoral runoff election on Tuesday? What kind of effect do you think the mayoral elections have on students? Elias Ibrahim First-year, physiological science “Yes, but I don’t think it affects us that much. Read more...


Editorial: Opposing slates must focus on shared goals

The results are in. Next year, the power of the Undergraduate Students Association Council will be divided between two slates, Student Power! and Bruins United. This is a rare moment in USAC’s history, and members of both slates have a responsibility to establish common goals and cooperative plans. Read more...