By Hilaire Fong Daily Bruin Contributor While the job market is looking poor for 2002 college graduates, only certain industries will be affected for a short period of time, according to a report conducted by the Collegiate Employment Research Institute. Read more...

By Natalie Digate Daily Bruin Contributor From condoms that only cover the tip of the penis to vaginal rings and hormone patches, the latest in contraceptive technology make practicing safe sex a little more interesting. Read more...

By Ellen Kang Daily Bruin Contributor In light of Sept. 11, employees across the University of California are continually evaluating policies and procedures to defend against the possible act of cyberterrorism. Read more...

  ELI GILL Benzion Klatzko and Adir Levy sit at their kiosk. By Arj Arjunan Daily Bruin Contributor Last weekend’s suicide bombings in Israel have challenged efforts by Jewish and Muslim students to increase understanding and communication among the two groups. Read more...

  MIKE CHIEN Towers A and B, the computer lab, dining and lecture halls of De Neve Plaza will most likely not open before winter quarter said housing officials. Read more...

By Dexter Gauntlett Daily Bruin Staff World Arts and Culture students bid farewell Friday to Gloria Kaufman Hall before singing and dancing their way to the site of their new building located on Kinross Avenue. Read more...