Tuesday, July 21

Online class scheduler gives students alternative to MyUCLA

Between midterms and preparing for those dreaded finals, students have one last task to tackle ““ picking classes for Winter Quarter. With so many major requirements, extracurricular activities and part time jobs, choosing which classes to take ““ and when to take them ““ is no easy feat. Read more...


Educating the underprivileged

When UCLA alumna Andi Gustavson took two days off from teaching to recruit students on campus for Teach For America, she left her high school class with videos of herself instructing and her personal cell phone number. Read more...



Lab contract pushed

At the UC Board of Regents’ meeting on Wednesday, New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson came to encourage the regents to enter the competition to renew their management of the Los Alamos National Laboratory, saying that the University of California may be the best candidate for the job. Read more...


Next year’s shift to revised SAT comes after much debate

Every year, a new crop of high school students will routinely take the SAT. After this year, the test will be new instead. This is the last year that the old SAT will be used in UC and California state university admissions, prompting concerns over prospective applicants over the uncertain effects these changes are bringing to the standardized test. Read more...



Rapes underreported

There were 12 reports of rape at UCLA in 2003, a 200 percent increase from four in 2002 and the highest number of rapes reported on campus in at least four years. Read more...