During a recent trip to a military base in Texas, President Bush urged troops to prepare for war and assured them that they would fight not to conquer, but to liberate. Read more...

This may sound freaking crazy, but in two years, we will be using laptops powered by fuel cells. No, this isn’t some web-ring/chatroom/nerd convention fantasy; it is a projected date of delivery by the maker of the popular Satellite line of notebook PCs ““ Toshiba. Read more...

In celebration of International Women’s Day, students will be passing out daisies on campus today. In an organized campus-wide event, student volunteers from the Student Welfare Commission and the Office of Residential Life will distribute flowers in an effort to increase awareness of women’s issues. Read more...

Lecture Notes ““ one of UCLA students’ most effective weapons against going to class ““ could dwindle to just a memory next year as the Associated Students of UCLA considers “phasing them out.” As the Internet becomes more user-friendly, more professors are placing their notes online, said Keith Schoen, UCLA retail store director. Read more...

Students will put their lobbying skills to work this weekend when they make their voices heard in Congress at a nation-wide conference in Washington, D.C. Thirteen students plan to attend the United States Student Association’s Thirty-fourth Annual Grass Roots Legislative Conference today through Tuesday. Read more...

Should ASUCLA employees be paid a living wage? Manuel Barreto Third-year, sociology “Most places, especially fast food places, pay minimum wage, and it really shouldn’t be any different for a worker in Ackerman. Read more...

Fees, war should not be combined I was not particularly impressed with Wednesday’s protest against possible war with Iraq. Beyond various misspellings (Iraquis), advertisements for Jamba Juice and disturbing those of us still in class, there seemed to be an overall sentiment of misdirection rather than dissatisfaction. Read more...