Retired history professor Renée Neu Watkins is not entirely sure if she receives all the money she’s due for reprints of excerpts of books that she translated, though she’s not too concerned about it. Read more...

After an election that included both a violation of campaign policy and a slew of write-in votes for Simpsons characters, UCLA School of Law student government officials are expecting to meet with next year’s elected officers to ensure a smooth transition. Read more...

Hundreds of protesters are expected to gather today at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory to protest the lab’s nuclear weapons research. The University of California runs the Livermore lab, which has been the site of protests for over 20 years. Read more...

Correction Appended The undergraduate student government voting season will kick off early this year with a special election on an initiative that would establish how the election process will be conducted in the future. Read more...

Correction Appended Hundreds of students congregated, their many voices forming one in their chant, “We’re fired up, can’t take it no more.” Chicana/o student group MEChA held a rally in front of Kerckhoff Hall on Wednesday afternoon in the hopes of teaching UCLA students about the purpose of MEChA, as well as uniting many student groups with the common cause of equality. Read more...

Recent insurgent activities in Iraq were discussed as Iraqi scholar Dr. Juan Cole gave a talk entitled “Shiite Islam and Politics in Post-Baathist Iraq” in Bunche Hall on Wednesday. Read more...

The term “shopping” may evoke images of malls and money, but shopping isn’t only used for clothes and food; the term is expanding to include the way students on campus choose their classes. Read more...