To a crowd of students, some who support and others who oppose the Reform Party’s 2004 presidential campaign, the party’s vice-presidential candidate Peter Camejo spoke at UCLA on Friday afternoon. Read more...

It’s not surprising that fourth-year materials engineering student Sophia Wong says she feels like she knows every girl studying in the school of engineering with her ““ there’s not very many of them. Read more...

Sure, you go to class. Sometimes. But what about the rest of your education? Do you aspire to see celebrities or world leaders? Both are common on campus, but do you ever seek out the latter? Read more...

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As the blood slowly dripped out of his arm, Rick Mathauser lay comfortably and received congratulations from nurses who considered him a hero. The needle in his arm drew blood and filtered out platelets, and for Mathauser, donating his platelets was a common occurrence. Read more...

Black Sunday needed to go In response to Lucas Johnson’s submission “Students must fight for their right to party” (Sept. 30), I would like to say that Black Sunday had to end. Read more...

Foreign policy and homeland security was at the forefront in the face-off between incumbent President Bush and his Democratic opponent, Sen. John Kerry, D-Mass., Thursday night in the first of a series of three presidential debates. Read more...