SAN FRANCISCO ““ Yoga for peace? Only in San Francisco. Billing the conflict with Iraq as “The war to end all peace,” hundreds of peace activists moved through downtown San Francisco on Monday, performing everything from building sit-ins to Buddhist chants to curbside yoga in voicing their displeasure at a United States-led war in Iraq. Read more...

United States and allied forces are being met with stiff resistance on their way toward Baghdad and President Bush is warning of the possibility of extended conflict in Iraq, but not all news is grim: the first sizable relief convoy rolled into Iraq Wednesday, despite sandstorms and continued fighting. Read more...

With American missiles pounding Baghdad for the second straight night, Iraqi forces returned fire in Kuwait and may have set oil fields on fire in retaliation. Read more...

Whether groups protesting military action in Iraq will succeed in stopping the war cannot be predicted. What is clear is that they do not plan to stop protesting. Read more...

As the United States and coalition forces wage war in Iraq, UCLA students continue to slug their way through final exams and University of California administration goes about its business. Read more...

As the hope for peace and diplomacy receded late Tuesday, Gore Vidal ““ World War II veteran, author and anti-war activist ““ spoke about peace, imperialism and the president to an audience that filled Royce Hall to capacity. Read more...

While most student groups on campus are dealing with budget cuts, the On Campus Housing Council does not need to worry about cutting corners. The council’s funding comes straight from the students, not the state, and they’re almost sure to finish the year with money left over. Read more...