USAC, MEChA fail to respond The Daily Bruin Editorial Board seems to think “El Plan de Aztlán” is an irrelevant document fit to be ignored by campus powers-that-be. Read more...

Since Cambodia first began accepting deportees from the United States in 2002, many Cambodian immigrants have been torn from their families in the United States and deported with minimal knowledge of Cambodian society. Read more...

A quarterly weeklong pledge drive for students to donate to a state-wide advocacy program starts next week, but many students seem unaware of the purpose the group serves. Read more...

U.S. organic food sales for 2003 topped $13 billion, according to the Organic Trade Association ““ up from just under $1 billion in 1990. Fifty-four percent of Americans have tried organic foods, and 29 percent said they are now consuming more organic foods than in the past, reported a study sponsored by Whole Foods Market. Read more...

Wednesday’s decision by the Massachusetts State Judicial Court to legalize same-sex marriage is reverberating across the nation and will be a major topic of discussion today at a UCLA School of Law panel event. Read more...

As hospitals across California struggle to maintain efficiency during a severe nursing shortage, UCLA Medical Center looks on with an ominous sense of foreboding. The medical center currently has enough nurses to provide adequate patient treatment, but UCLA administrators are bracing for significant reductions in its nursing supply in the near future. Read more...

It’s 1 a.m. on a nondescript Thursday, and the line for Puzzles Eatery is out the door. As a BruinCard swipes with an affirmative beep and order numbers are yelled out one after another, students chatter excitedly in anticipation of the burgers, burritos and french fries soon to be filling their stomachs. Read more...