According to the Legislative Analyst’s Office, student fees do not need to be raised as high as levels planned by Gov. Gray Davis, but the University of California cautions new recommendations may not be in the best interests of the UC. Read more...

The undergraduate student government had a packed agenda for its meeting Tuesday night, but nothing was voted on, nothing was approved, nothing was rejected ““ no action could be taken because not enough councilmembers were in attendance. Read more...

The Interfraternity and Panhellenic Council will sponsor an All-Greek and campus educational program on the effects of alcohol and drug consumption, featuring former NCAA athlete and football coach Mike Green, today in Royce Hall. Read more...

Saying they would not stand up to a possible U.S. Supreme Court ruling against affirmative action, MIT and Princeton have dropped summer programs for minority students. Read more...

Directors of the four UCLA ethnic research centers introduced an initiative to increase faculty diversity at a town hall meeting Tuesday, drawing broad support from students, faculty and community members who attended. Read more...

Andrew LaFlamme, the Financial Supports commissioner for the Undergraduate Students Association Council, should be commended for his excellent work in compiling an apartment index that will help students more easily search for off-campus housing in Westwood. Read more...

War debate should not be simplified Regarding the current debate, both pro-United States and anti-war interests are actively engaged in a verbal war of cheap and divisive characterizations. Read more...