Student Psychological Services is considering curtailing services and charging a $10 fee for appointments next year if Governor Gray Davis’ projected budget cuts proceed as planned, said SPS Director Dr. Read more...

Several Bruin Republicans parodied affirmative action by selling Oreos, Twinkies and crackers for race-based prices on Bruin Walk on Wednesday, but they never meant it to end in chaos. Read more...

Although concerns sometimes arise over fair treatment of subcontracted manual workers at institutions of higher education, UCLA is safeguarded from dealing with subcontractors with questionable working practices. Read more...

Loud applause, high-fives and hugs characterized a 2002-2003 undergraduate student government meeting for the first time this year ““ it was also the last meeting this year. Read more...

A former UCLA student accused of sending false messages about stocks over the Internet in order to profit from buying or selling sprees that followed was ordered to pay the government more than $500,000, federal regulators said Tuesday. Read more...

Sister of Ravitz grateful to UCLA community As the sister of Lee Ravitz, I wanted to take a moment to thank writer Andrew Finley and the Daily Bruin for the spotlight piece on my brother (“Being a sideline regular a full time job for Ravitz,” Sports, May 13). Read more...

The campaign to recall Gov. Gray Davis is misguided, largely selfish and unlikely to succeed. Certainly, as recent polls show, few Californians think Davis is an especially good governor. Read more...