Monday, July 13

In the news:


“˜Bidding for a better world’

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...


Wrap-up offers insights on election

The discussion was lively Thursday, as the election wrap-up and policy forum met to discuss issues ranging from the propositions that faced Californians on “Super Tuesday” to John Kerry and his bid to become the 44th president. Read more...


A recipe for dialogue made easy

In life, it truly is better and less selfish to give without being concerned with what you will receive. However, when a lopsided tally reigns in the bedroom, someone needs to settle the score. Read more...



Daisy Day educates about women’s rights

Florence Nightingale established the first science-based nursing school in London in 1860 to make nursing a respectable profession for women. Today, a woman can ultimately hold any position in the workforce from doctor to mechanic and firefighter. Read more...


Bruins recollect memories of walkout

The Royce Hall bells chiming for noon today will not signify anything of particular importance. It will be just another Friday, with many students in a rush to gain some extra time on their weekend and others not on campus at all. Read more...