The war in Iraq doubtlessly will be one of the most important issues at stake when voters turn out to determine whether they will re-elect President Bush in 2004. Read more...

Since terrorist attacks shocked the country on Sept. 11 2001, the Bush administration has made domestic security a top priority, spending billions of dollars and merging several security organizations to form a Homeland Security Department. Read more...

Journalists, politicians and citizens watching TV or listening to the radio anticipated most of what President Bush said during the third State of the Union address of his term. Read more...

At the Web site www.quizie.com, there is an online quiz entitled, “How UCLA Are You?” The fifth question asks, “Have you ever NOT seen construction on campus?” The answer to that question is obvious to most current students. Read more...

As an apathetic sophomore, and even more so as an oblivious freshman, I found myself lugging books, papers and projects around campus and never exploring alternative transportation modes. Read more...

Petty Theft Someone used a crowbar to break into a vending machine in Melnitz Hall and stole $300 – $400 between Jan. 3 and Jan. 10. Read more...

Which of the eight Democratic candidates has the best chance of beating Bush? James Crofts Second-year, electrical engineering “I do not think that any of the Democrats have anything more then an outside chance in beating Bush. Read more...