A fan of jazz and one of the founders of UCLA’s Brain Research Institute, Donald Lindsley was a compassionate teacher. He kept in touch with students by writing full-page letters they would receive years after earning their degrees. Read more...

As a United States diplomat, he coordinated foreign policy in numerous African countries and served in Baghdad. As a political adviser, he served in the Clinton administration. Read more...

UCLA students seeking a breath of fresh air outside of their dorm rooms and apartments might want to look elsewhere today. Raging Southern California wildfires have pushed a dense haze over the Los Angeles area, reducing both air quality and visibility. Read more...

Annie Hsu returned to her home in Diamond Bar this weekend only to discover her car covered with thick ash and the afternoon sky consumed by darkness. Read more...

Can you name any of the candidates vying for the 2004 Democratic presidential nomination? If so, how many? Chih-Chung Liu Fifth-year, mathematics No, but I am also not a citizen. Read more...

Protester should listen and learn before protesting I couldn’t help but laugh at the hypocrisy displayed by the protester quoted in the article (“Alan Dershowitz discusses “˜The Case for Israel,'” News, Oct. Read more...

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