Not every party at a fraternity house is a fraternity party. The practice of renting out chapter houses to third parties has become commonplace at UCLA and other college campuses ““ where fraternity houses are privately owned and operated ““ as a means of raising funds for the chapters’ various activities, programs and house needs. Read more...
Crime, Opinion
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October 27, 9:00 pm
After shooting, frats must be more careful
News
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October 27, 9:00 pm
Offbeat
Canadian throws “˜paper,’ wins Rock Paper Scissors TORONTO “”mdash; The cavernous club was filled with hundreds of fierce competitors. Striped-shirted referees kept order during the grueling hand-to-hand combat. Read more...
Science & Health
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October 27, 9:00 pm
Chlamydia: a painfully common STD
You see him standing there. “He’s sooo cute.” You notice his white baseball cap is tilted to the side. “He’s so independent.” A few stiff drinks later, you and your new friend are roaring down the freeway headed to big man’s apartment for a night of rock and roll. Read more...
News
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October 26, 9:00 pm
Founders Day highlights UCLA’s achievements
Amid a hip-hop dance performance and a solo sung by singer and dancer Debbie Allen, an audience of parents and students watched a celebration of UCLA’s past, present and future during Sunday’s Founders Day 2003. Read more...
News
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October 26, 9:00 pm
Hammer event merges art, politics
Register, vote and represent. This was the message at Friday’s event held at the UCLA Hammer Museum. The program focused on promoting student voter participation by giving free admission to students who registered at the event or brought another eligible voter to register. Read more...
News
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October 26, 9:00 pm
Homecoming brings lights of Las Vegas to Westwood
Elvis impersonators, playing cards and dice filled the blue-and-gold clad streets as the 2003 UCLA Homecoming Parade made its way through Westwood on Friday night, followed by a spirited rally. Read more...
News
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October 26, 9:00 pm
Professor Lindsley to be remembered today
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...