Saturday, July 11


Engineering symposium to address homeland security

Experts will discuss solutions today at UCLA to a prominent issue facing the United States ““ protecting civil infrastructures against natural, accidental and deliberate threats. The UCLA Henry Samueli School of Engineering and Applied Science will host a symposium where specialists, such as government officials and scientists, will discuss efficient ways to protect the United States’ infrastructures. Read more...


Fast-a-thon unites a diverse crowd

As the sun set at 4:56 p.m. on Thursday, over 100 students joined fasting Muslims in breaking their all-day fasts in Kerckhoff Grand Salon. The students participated in the Muslim Student Association’s Fast-a-thon. Read more...



BruinGo! wheels in complaints

Caught between neighbors’ complaints and a critical investigative report, UCLA’s busing program has seen better days. BruinGo! ““ the university’s program with the Santa Monica Municipal Bus Lines and the Culver CityBus that provides low fare transportation to university students, faculty and staff ““ has come under fire from local residents fighting to reduce bus traffic near their homes. Read more...


Speaks out

Should U.S. forces remain in Iraq, considering the recent guerrilla warfare? Sonja Anderson First-year, Microbiology, immunology and molecular genetics “I think we should have thought about all of this before we started the war. Read more...


Letters to the editor

Editorial Board wrong on car tax The Nov. 3 Daily Bruin editorial included a comment that Mayor James Hahn made to the Los Angeles Times that said that “only one in 10 Californians understands how the car tax works.” The Nov. Read more...