UCLA rowing team takes 7th overall at Pac-10 Championships In the Pac-10 Rowing Championships held at Lake Natomas, the UCLA rowing team qualified for all the Grand Finals, but got seventh overall. Read more...

Before last week’s primary elections, the Daily Bruin endorsed Doug Ludlow for the office of Undergraduate Students Association Council president. Running as an independent, Ludlow could not muster enough votes to survive the primary election. Read more...

Bruin should decry murder So, neither the Daily Bruin ““ nor any other campus group ““ has denounced the horrible murder of Nick Berg. To top it off, The Bruin prints an Associated Press article that blames Berg for not leaving Iraq when he had the chance. Read more...

The FBI recently proposed the $400 million construction of a new building in Westwood, arousing community activists who are worried about safety and increased traffic congestion. Read more...

After months of waiting, the regents of the University of California are ready to take action ““ but the May Revise is problematic and their decisions are likely to be controversial. Read more...

Correction Appended Almost two decades of advocacy have paid off for supporters of the diversity requirement, which is currently undergoing a year-long implementation process. After announcing its commitment to approving the proposal at a rally last Thursday, the executive board of the Academic Senate expects the requirement to be implemented into the curriculum by fall 2005. Read more...

The new Fiat Lux freshman seminar “Zen and Art of Cooperation: Buddhist Approaches to Peacemaking” requires students to take a break from class work. Taught by sociology Associate Professor Peter Kollock, the class invites students to slow down and practice zen. Read more...