Though the Associated Students of UCLA Board of Directors closed the campus Taco Bell as a result of allegations of labor abuse for tomato pickers in Florida, tomatoes from the region may still be used in ASUCLA restaurants. Read more...

A solitary spacecraft 750 miles away orbits Saturn, gathering information about the giant planet’s moons, rings, atmosphere and magnetic field that may help scientists recreate the formation of the solar system and the origins of life on Earth. Read more...

Ten years after genocide in Rwanda left 800,000 dead, a new film about one of the heroes who rose from the tragic event was screened at the Laemmle Music Hall in Beverly Hills in conjunction with the UCLA African Studies Center. Read more...

After a close election last week that ended with President Bush looking forward to another four years in office, there has been speculation about what gave the incumbent candidate the edge and pushed him to victory. Read more...

The University of California filed a lawsuit last week against several major energy providers, accusing the companies of manipulating gas prices during California’s energy crisis of 2000-2001. Read more...

Though once considered separate entities, entertainment and technology have been fused together in recent years due to innovation and entrepreneurship. To address this fusion, several corporate executives came together on campus last week to discuss strategies on how to blend the advancements of technology with the new and expanding entertainment markets. Read more...

Wall Street echoed a long-standing presidential election trend last week as news of the incumbents’ re-election bolstered the market. On Nov. 4, for the second straight day in a row, investors rallied as oil prices fell and the Dow Jones Industrial consequently gained more than 177 points for its best day in 2004. Read more...