On the same day U.N. weapons inspectors returned to Iraq, thousands of miles away UCLA students debated the war-inducing implications of their investigation. More than 100 students came to Rolfe Hall to watch advocates for both sides of the controversy discuss whether to invade Iraq. Read more...

Fresh from their humiliating election defeat, Democrat party leaders have concocted what they believe to be an ingenious new strategy: criticize the U.S.-led war on terrorism. Read more...

When your roommates are loud and don’t give you space, when they borrow your stuff without asking, and you can’t communicate, who are you going to call? Read more...

With the rich call of a ceremonial ram’s horn, Rabbi Chaim Seidler-Feller proclaimed the new Yitzhak Rabin Hillel Center at UCLA open for business. “I hope that I can say that this building is a gateway,” Seidler-Feller said before a gathering of 500 students and members of the community on Sunday afternoon. Read more...

Touring professor Omar Ali spoke to students at Franz Hall Thursday night about reforming the current political system to include the voices of ordinary citizens and about the importance of participating in politics. Read more...

The UC system faces budget cuts in light of a projected $21 billion state budget deficit through the 2003-2004 fiscal year, according to nonpartisan legislative financial analyst Elizabeth Hill. Read more...

A few members of student government ran against no opposition last spring intending to continue their offices’ longstanding traditional programming, while another member looks to use increased funds to attract bigger names to Westwood Plaza. Read more...