Tuesday, April 28

Proposal faces faculty vote

Implementing a diversity requirement within the general education curriculum at UCLA may soon become a reality as faculty members of the UCLA College will be the first to vote on the finalized proposal beginning today. Read more...


Native Foods gets thumbs up

USA Today named a local eatery one of the ten best vegetarian restaurants in the United States as part of a feature story on vegetarianism. Native Foods on Gayley Avenue in Westwood was one of two California restaurants to make USA Today’s list, published in October in an article about World Vegetarian Day. Read more...


Owner of building services charged

The owner of a private building maintenance company employed by UCLA to paint dorm rooms was charged last week with filing at least four fake workers’ compensation claims totaling between $600,000 and $900,000, and is also suspected of stealing money from one of his workers. Read more...




News briefs

Los Angeles county pharmacists strike Pharmacists at county-operated medical centers staged a strike that caused delays for patients needing medicine, but a judge cut the job action short by issuing a restraining order. Read more...


Editorial: USAC needs to fulfill unfinished promises

Politicians should be held to their promises, and officers in the Undergraduate Students Association Council are no exception to that rule. Fall quarter is coming to a close, and USAC members have only one quarter left to tackle their long list of unfulfilled goals before the madness of spring elections captures their attention. Read more...