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...

The Undergraduate Students Association Council did a service to UCLA students Tuesday by voting to include voluntary spending caps in this year’s USAC election. Although the policy of voluntary spending caps has some inherent weaknesses, USAC’s decision is a good, preventative measure to stop money from steering elections away from the pertinent student issues. Read more...

All over campus, UCLA students and staff have been hearing the pitter-patter of little feet. But the source has a long tail and beady eyes, not diapers and pink cheeks. Read more...

The undergraduate student government implemented voluntary campaign spending caps Tuesday after courts recently ruled that universities could not regulate spending rules for student elections ““ a significant change from past years. Read more...

Anti-war activists have done plenty of talking over the past couple months as the Bush administration railroads toward war. On Wednesday afternoon, they tried something different. Read more...

More than a thousand students walked out of their classes at 11:15 a.m. Wednesday to protest student fee increases and the impending war against Iraq in an inspirational demonstration of student activism. Read more...