For the second time in five years, the UCLA Library has been forced to take down its online catalog system and is planning to switch to a new system by fall 2004. Read more...

Job security for staff at UCLA and the effect of the statewide budget deficit were the two major issues of concern at the annual Chancellor’s Town Hall Meeting on Friday. Read more...

Few UCLA students ever have the opportunity to interact with the top administrator at their university, let alone take a class with him. But for a group of about twenty undergraduates taking a Fiat Lux seminar taught by Chancellor Albert Carnesale this quarter, this is the case. Read more...

The scientific merits of malariotherapy have been brought into question in light of a recent investigation into two UCLA researchers’ possible involvement with the controversial treatment. Read more...

Last weekend Rhino Records on Westwood Boulevard had a special promotional sale. The deal was, go into the store and spend ten dollars on any item of your choice and you get a yellow ticket. Read more...

To ensure the best possible education for students, we must have a racially diverse faculty. If two professors are competing for a position, and one is well qualified and would help diversify the faculty, while the other is a person who is not of color but considered more qualified, I believe the professor who is a minority should get the position because he may actually be the better person for the job. Read more...

By Andrew Edwards DAILY BRUIN STAFF [email protected] Many students at universities around the world proclaim their support for the defense of human rights, but very few end up in jail for expressing their beliefs. Read more...