Gay marriage critics lack logic I have heard innumerable, often emotional or allegedly religious, sky-is-falling-type rants against same-sex marriage. But I have not yet heard a single, compelling argument convincing me of any real societal damage that would result from expanding the legal, ethical and spiritual opportunity of sanctioned public status ““ thereby including millions of fellow Americans who have long felt disenfranchised by the status quo. Read more...

The University of California Police Department is investigating allegations that employees of the UCLA Medical Center sold cadavers and body parts for personal profit. If these allegations are true, the medical center will have to prove to the world that it still deserves its trust. Read more...

Los Angeles youth got a sweet taste of college Saturday when a fraternity and sorority hosted “It’s All About the Kids” Day, an event complete with a campus tour, an amateur beatbox show and candy apples. Read more...

As the Grand Horizon Ballroom in Covel Commons slowly filled with the sounds of a live jazz band Friday night, law students, professors and professionals mingled and munched on snacks, partying for a good cause. Read more...

A certain classicist in the Central Valley has ignited quite a hullabaloo in some academic circles, and he’s been paid half a million dollars for his efforts. Read more...

A review process similar to the one used to determine eligibility to the University of California will also be used for students who will be offered a transfer agreement come April. Read more...

Shoppers this weekend at the Westwood Ralphs were met with signs of “Thin Mint Station” as Girl Scouts attempted to coax shoppers into purchasing their Samoas ““ a stark contrast to the upset striking employees who chanted, “Don’t shop at Ralphs, shop somewhere else!” not too long ago. Read more...