Saturday, April 25

Predicted California quake never occurs

Californians living around the Mojave Desert, Coachella Valley, Imperial Valley and eastern San Diego County braced for a significant earthquake, prompted by announcements from UCLA professor Vladimir Keilis-Borok and his team of scientists. Read more...


UC Merced faces opening obstacles

Staff and administrators continue to wait at UC Merced for their pioneer class of students, but due to litigation, postponement of the school’s opening and an uncooperative state budget, the 10th University of California campus is still in its preliminary stages of building and will not house students until fall 2005, a year later than this year’s proposed opening date. Read more...





[Online Exclusive] Missing student found, unharmed

After close to six weeks of being considered missing, UCLA student Ahmad Arain returned to his Anaheim home unharmed late Sunday evening, family members said. Arain’s family members picked him up from the California-Mexico border after Arain contacted them and notified them of his whereabouts, said close family friend Shakeel Syed, adding that Arain had been confused and ended up in Tijuana, Mexico, by bus. Read more...


Official seeks increase in local minority admissions

Students and community members joined a state senator on campus Wednesday to support his campaign to make UCLA more representative of the Los Angeles area. The event garnered some response from university administrators but likely will not yield an immediate change in admissions policies. Read more...