It would be wishful thinking to say 2003 will be better than 2002. While we were all enjoying winter break, the communist government of North Korea began reactivating its nuclear reactors, thus creating another international situation focused on weapons of mass destruction in Asia. Read more...

UCLA ponders the new year… Kristen Wehner Third-year, American literature "On a personal level I’m worried about what I’m doing after college. World wide I’m worried abut the war with Iraq, which I don’t want to happen." Hirsto Badakov Third-year, physics "I worry about my tuition (student fees), because I pay non-resident tuition and there is a little increase in tuition for the College of Letters and Sciences." Kirsten Fraser Second-year, physiological sciences “I made a resolution to do more things I enjoy and I want to travel this summer. Read more...

The University of California’s lawsuit against Enron moved one step further as the federal judge overseeing the case denied motions to dismiss filed by several secondary defendants. Read more...

In an attempt to fix some of the state’s financial woes, Gov. Gray Davis proposed $74 million in mid-year cuts to the University of California to take effect as soon as the legislature gives its approval. Read more...

Everyone knows his name, everyone knows his comedic style and, everyone knows about his success. Neil Simon has dazzled audiences with a number of funny, offbeat Broadway plays, Oscar-nominated screenplays, and even a Pulitzer- Prize-winning drama. Read more...

The Daily Bruin sat down for an interview with Jay Handal, president of the West L.A. Chamber of Commerce and owner of San Gennaro Café. We asked Handal about the economic problems facing Westwood and the possible solutions. Read more...

For the first time in eight years, the University of California’s governing board voted Monday to raise systemwide student fees and a $135 hike is now set to go into effect spring quarter. Read more...