Saturday, October 17

Keep dating books balanced

I once went out with a guy who insisted we split everything down the middle. We split pizza tabs, the cost of miniature golf games and $4 ice cream sundaes. Read more...


Author uses faulty scholarship

In October 2003, the noisy Harvard Law School Professor Alan Dershowitz was a visitor to the UCLA campus. He came to give a typically nuanced talk at Royce Hall titled “The Case for Israel.” At the time of his speech, attention was being brought to the charge that his new book of the same name was, in the words of notable Middle East expert Norman G. Read more...


Bruin digest

UCLA Chancellor Albert Carnesale reiterated last Friday that renovating Pauley Pavilion is one of the school’s top priorities, but he cautioned that serious discussions concerning the project will not begin in earnest until the end of the school year. Read more...



Crimewatch

Petty Theft Someone stole a purse with $15 worth of valuables at 10938 Strathmore Ave. on Feb. 26. A $200 red mountain bike was stolen from the bike racks near Melnitz Hall on Feb. Read more...



Letters to the editor

Closure known in advance The article about the Westwood Village Farmers’ Market closing (“Workers given one last day,” News, Feb. 25) surprised us since the Daily Bruin reported in October 2004 that the market was making plans to move its operation. Read more...