Saturday, April 11


Santa Monica’s increasing affluence affects residents

When most students think of Santa Monica, they think of cool, palm tree-lined avenues, white beaches, the Pier, dinner and shopping on the boulevard. But beneath this bustling vibe is a changing city caught between its liberal roots and a burgeoning commercialism, and students are trapped in the middle. Read more...


Students prepare to join U.S. Army

In many ways, Melissa McClenning, Charles Kim, James Lee and Angela Yoon are just regular students – attending classes, worrying about midterms and papers. But unlike their peers, many of whom will later seek jobs or pursue professional degrees, these five will be officers in the United States Army when they graduate from UCLA. Read more...


ASUCLA hopes for Halloween profits

When the football team “scores big,” so do BearWear sales, as a result of a discount taken at the UCLA Store the following Monday. But the Associated Students of UCLA is relying on today’s Halloween sale to rescue it from low BearWear revenue, resulting from the football team’s failure to score touchdowns. Read more...




Speaks out

Do you think bringing homecoming back to Westwood was successful? Cody Badger Second-year, mechanical engineering “Considering we haven’t had the homecoming parade in a long time, it was pretty good. Read more...