Sunday, April 12

UC declares impasse with clerical union

After 18 months of labor contract negotiations, the University of California declared it is at an impasse with its clerical workers’ union. The UC informed the Coalition of University Employees last week at their last bargaining session that it didn’t think any further movement could be achieved through normal bargaining procedures. Read more...


Anti-war rally draws varying ideas

“No to war, yes to peace, U.S. out of the Middle East,” chanted students gathered in Meyerhoff Park Tuesday afternoon at a student “speak out” against a possible war in Iraq. Read more...


Bonfire ignites Bruin spirit

For once, Ricky Manning Jr. looked awfully good in red. At the annual Beat ‘SC bonfire and rally, the UCLA senior football player proudly donned a USC cap before about 1,000 people. Read more...


Carnesale discusses possible war

Taking part in the growing national debate on Iraq, Chancellor Albert Carnesale, UCLA’s resident expert in national security, said in an interview Tuesday that the United States should not go to war with Iraq with the sole objective of removing Saddam Hussein from power. Read more...


UCLA psychiatry professor dies

Herbert Weiner, professor emeritus at UCLA’s David Geffen School of Medicine, died Nov. 12 of lung cancer at his home in Encino. He was 81. Weiner was a psychiatry professor at UCLA from 1982 up until his retirement last year. Read more...


Biotechnology advances allow control of protein activity

Researchers at UCLA, in collaboration with scientists at Duke University and Sandia National Laboratories, have made an advance in modifying biochemical systems. In an article published in the November issue of Nature Materials, researchers reported that they could modify a naturally occurring protein by adding an on/off switch, which allows it to be deactivated by the addition of a single atom. Read more...