Friday, October 9

Cadaver inquest continues

University police made a second arrest Sunday in an ongoing investigation of UCLA’s willed body program, the director of which was taken into custody Saturday for allegedly selling body parts from cadavers donated to the university. Read more...


Ladder theory relies on stereotypes

Girls, have you ever wondered why guys seem like they only want sex? Guys, have you ever wondered how to get sex? There’s a theory, the “ladder theory,” which has recently been spreading across college campuses like a good case of mono. Read more...


Online music sites offer legal options

The era of free downloads is coming to an end, whether college students with fast T1 connections like it or not. Intensified efforts to crack down on illegal file-sharing has made music fans more cautious and many now opt to pay for digital music. Read more...


Debt weighs on law students’ minds

Many law students on financial aid loans are confident that one day they will be able to shed their debts. Given a reasonable amount of time in which to repay, and their increased prospects for a steady income, usually the major headache is filling out the forms each year. Read more...


Restaurants not to blame for weight problems

First people wanted to ban gay marriage, and now they want to ban french fries. McDonald’s, the largest fast-food chain in the world, will stop selling Super Size fries and drinks in its restaurants by the end of the year. Read more...


Letter to the editor

Dorm residents should think before voting While members of the On Campus Housing Council have differing opinions regarding the Collegiate Readership Program, we decided to let residents vote on the issue because either forcing the program on them or denying them a chance to vote on it would be unfair. Read more...


Alumnus develops Westwood

UCLA alumnus and Westwood developer Jeff Katofsky remembers the only way he was allowed to stay up late as a kid. “When I was growing up, I had a bedtime like everyone else,” Katofsky said. Read more...