Attendance in UCLA classes on Wednesday may deteriorate mid-session, as students walk out expressing their opposition to war with Iraq. Many professors support student protests, but say they will not become involved with the anti-war demonstration because they have an academic responsibility to teach. Read more...
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Students to walk out on war
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Groups get more funding
Most student groups that will be funded by the undergraduate student government for the first time this year plan on using a majority of the money for programming. Read more...
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Briefs
Oral pill may effectively treat PMS A UCLA study found that the physical and emotional symptoms associated with a woman’s menstrual cycle were significantly reduced in women who were taking an oral contraceptive called Yasmin. Read more...
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Crime Watch
Petty Theft On Feb. 25, pants containing IDs and university keys valued at $95 were removed from the Ackerman Plaza stage. That evening, a wallet valued at $75 was stolen from a room in Rieber Hall. Read more...
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Feature Photo: Lord of the Labs
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Sound Bites
The Minus 5 and Wilco “Down With Wilco” Yep Roc Records It’d be a mistake to label Jeff Tweedy of Tweedy’s Wilco as the new forebear of post-millennial solemnity. Read more...
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UCLA Mock Trial teams dominate regional tourney
Fifteen minutes is all the time the UCLA Mock Trial teams need to plan case strategy that will ultimately reveal whether seven-year-old Derrick Smith was killed by an epileptic seizure or hit-and-run driving. Read more...