Minimum wage laws don’t always ensure that workers will make enough to live on. Many workers who earn minimum wage still have to resort to food stamps and welfare checks to make ends meet. Read more...

Despite growing public apprehension about terrorism, a Westwood hardware store manager says UCLA students are largely unconcerned with recent federal recommendations to prepare for potential attacks. Read more...

Former Colorado Senator Gary Hart criticized Bush’s economic and military policies while advocating a more extensive healthcare system Tuesday night at the Anderson School at UCLA, engaging in a discussion about the economy with Merli Baroudi and Anderson Forecast Director Edward Leamer. Read more...

As UCLA students sift through Westwood apartments this spring, they may find that an oversupply of North Village apartments is making the experience a little less painful. Read more...

Today at 11:15 a.m., students at UCLA and high schools throughout the L.A. area have planned to walk out of classes in opposition to the possible war against Iraq and increases in student fees. Read more...

Possible war has far-reaching effects It shocks me to know that an UCLA-educated student such as Joel Schwartz can be so short-sighted as he was in his column, “Councils rob public with anti-war ads” (Feb. Read more...