USAC must serve all students During the past two weeks, less than a quarter of UCLA undergraduates elected next year’s USAC council. Though an improvement over past years, the low turnout is an indication of the apathy of students, who view USAC as irrelevant to their lives. Read more...

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In any functional democracy, there is a delicate relationship between the civilian citizens and those entrusted with the use of force. When police officers and their supervisors exhibit corruption, that relationship is seriously undermined, leading to a multitude of related problems. Read more...

As most students face the possibility of paying more to attend UCLA, Bruins who serve their state could see their fees drop by 75 percent. A bill in the state assembly would make it cheaper for members of the California National Guard or military reserve to attend the state’s public colleges and universities. Read more...

A man attempting suicide by jumping off the roof of Chabad House early Monday morning was successfully coaxed down thanks to a group effort by local law enforcement. Read more...

Carlos Moore, resident scholar at the Universidade do Estado da Bahia, discussed race relations in Latin America on Monday, presenting two different models of race relations to UCLA students and members of the community. Read more...

Now that elections are over, the transition between the outgoing and incoming undergraduate student governments has begun. The Undergraduate Students Association Council of the 2002-2003 term said they had accomplished most of their goals and gained valuable experience as they meet for the very last time tonight. Read more...