Saturday, October 17

Alum Johnnie Cochran remembered as role model for students

Many UCLA community members are mourning the death of Johnnie Cochran, a 1959 UCLA graduate who became famous for successfully defending O.J. Simpson against murder charges, and who was remembered by minority communities for his philanthropy, civil rights activism and defense of many poor clients. Read more...



Working the Greek system

There are many types of employment that UCLA students seek and some have found that working for a corporation which is run for and by the Greek system is the right fit for them. Read more...



Editorial: Abstinence a poor form of sex education

Proponents of abstinence-only programs hope to shelter children with the mantra that premarital sex is dangerous and harmful. But two new studies show how disconnected abstinence programs are from reality ““ and how more enlightened approaches to sex are also more healthy. Read more...



Former UCLA faculty member dies at 85

Lawrence Robinson, a former physics professor at UCLA, died on March 21, 2005, in Los Angeles. He was 85. Throughout his life, Robinson achieved great success in the field of physical sciences, receiving his B.S. Read more...