Sunday, October 18

UCLA Run/Walk on course to color children’s lives

For the patients of Mattel Children’s Hospital at UCLA, this Sunday marks an annual opportunity to course UCLA’s campus ““ not physically, but in the thoughts of the many students and community members who will be here running and walking to raise money for them. Read more...


Students protest filibuster legislation

Passersby on Bruin Walk learned about the Constitution’s fundamental ideas as well as recipes for various meals via a megaphone Thursday. The Bruin Democrats organized a mock filibuster on Bruin Walk, participating in a nationwide political movement initiated by Princeton University students in response to recent Congressional pressures to amend filibuster policies on the Senate floor. Read more...


Students working to repair paradise

PHI PHI ISLANDS, Thailand “”mdash; The pristine island of Koh Phi Phi had been the jewel of Thailand’s Andaman Coast. The movie “The Beach” revealed the island’s natural splendor to the world: crystal blue water, white sand beaches and striking limestone cliffs. Read more...



Bruin digest

The hits keep coming for UCLA’s baseball team, though not necessarily on offense. Going into this weekend’s series against Pac-10 cellar dweller Washington State (20-32), the injury-plagued Bruins have learned that they will likely be without the services of pitcher Paul Oseguera for the remainder of the season. Read more...


Lab proposals requested

The competition for management of the Los Alamos National Laboratory took a step forward Thursday when the final request for proposals was released. Though the University of California has been making preparations to bid for management, they have been waiting for the release of the request to make a final decision. Read more...