When José Montoya was told by a judge that he had to enlist in the Marines, he went. When Montoya was told by the Marines that he couldn’t join because he had a cross tattooed on his hand, he changed the cross to an anchor and joined the Navy. Read more...

Last November, Luz Herrera was sitting at a computer filling out college applications, but she wasn’t filling them out for herself. Herrera, a fourth-year Portuguese and international development studies student, was sitting next to Simone, a senior at Inglewood High School. Read more...

Oakland residents against building a casino OAKLAND “”mdash; Residents are speaking out about a proposal to put a casino in their city. Councilwoman Jane Brunner called a meeting Saturday to talk about the casino proposed by the Lower Lake Rancheria Koi Nation. Read more...

A Colorado professor, facing dismissal for his inflammatory comments, illustrates yet again the fragility of academic autonomy and the importance of protecting free speech ““ no matter how controversial. Read more...

For current UCLA students, Kinsey Hall barely exists ““ the building has been shuttered in recent months as repairs and renovations are made to the 76-year-old structure. Read more...

Organizations around campus today will launch a week of events to generate interest and discussion about global issues. “Global Consciousness Week” will provide forums for students to both learn about internationally pertinent topics and share their opinions. Read more...

With two new residence halls scheduled to be completed by Fall 2005, second-year students are being given the opportunity to live on campus next year, continuing UCLA’s transition into a university in which most students live on campus. Read more...