Friday, October 2

Undeterred

[email protected] Since Sept. 11, 2001, they’ve faced hate mail, ridicule and threats because of their controversial views, yet many UCLA professors continue to teach and express themselves on their own terms. Read more...



Bookstore belly flops

In a place as bustling as UCLA, students and residents may think any business in the nearby area is bound to succeed. But in the case of Modernbook and many other stores forced to close recently, a success story was not in the cards. Read more...


Janina Montero fills year-long vacancy

A new vice chancellor for student affairs will take office in July following an announcement made Wednesday by the chancellor’s office. Janina Montero, vice president for campus life and student services at Brown University, accepted the offer for the position and will start at UCLA on July 1, pending the approval of the University of California Regents. Read more...


Partisanism taints USAC appointment

The Undergraduate Students Association Council reached a new low Tuesday night during a four-and-a-half-hour partisan fiasco that ended with the appointment of Adam Pearlman as the new facilities commissioner. Read more...