The Associated Students of UCLA have released a Food Services Master Plan to reinvent the variety and quality of student eateries on campus. The intentions of the plan are good, but it ultimately continues to perpetuate a poor business model which has prevented ASUCLA from both escaping debt and providing cheaper home-grown services. Read more...

The inscription marking the entrance to the National Archives in Washington, D.C. reads, “What is past is prologue.” Eloquent in its simplicity, this reminder should serve as a haunting admonishment for those emboldened to continue protesting military action against Saddam Hussein’s regime. Read more...

The search for a successor to outgoing University of California President Richard Atkinson may not only yield a new president ““ it may also make history. Read more...

Prospective medical and law students might be better off taking their standardized tests away from the poorly-rated UCLA campus, according to a nationwide survey on testing facilities. Read more...

In a remote classroom in the Engineering IV building, Sam Phan and Robert Lobbia were busy building models of space shuttles and rockets Monday afternoon. The mood is more solemn than it was last week, Lobbia said, but the explosion of the Columbia space shuttle Saturday will not deter these fifth-year aerospace engineering students, and co-presidents of the American Institute of Astronautics and Aeronautics, from pursuing their lifelong dreams of working in the aerospace industry. Read more...

Courtney Ellis is able to attend a botany class at UCLA by commuting from Palmdale and Mission Hills, but unlike every other UCLA student she will never have to worry about parking because she can’t drive. Read more...

With years of experience and a fresh perspective to offer, the newest undergraduate student councilmember jumps into the council midyear with an immediate mission: to provide a student voice that he says has not been heard all year. Read more...