By Leo Wallach Daily Bruin Contributor The Sept. 11 terrorist attacks prompted immediate calls for justice by White House officials and many Americans ““ but whether justice was served by Sunday’s retaliatory strikes against Afghanistan is still a matter of debate. Read more...

  EDWARD LIN/Daily Bruin Senior Staff Westwood resident Thomas Michael holds a sign while UCLA extension student Stephanie Armstrong waves an American flag. By Chris Goodmacher Daily Bruin Contributor About 100 people from various organizations gathered outside the Federal Building on Wilshire Boulevard Sunday to protest the United States’ bombing of Afghanistan, which began that morning. Read more...

By Robert Jablon The Associated Press The start of a military campaign against targets in Afghanistan forced cancellation of the Emmy Awards on Sunday as California airports, border crossings and military installations remained on a heightened state of alert. Read more...

The Associated Press Alyeska Pipeline Service spill response personnel dressed in environmental protection suits work to remove a giant hydraulic clamp used to stop the flow of oil from a bullet-hole in the Trans-Alaska pipeline. Read more...

Photo courtesy of Nanette De Bruhl This slide shows an 8 mm mass not seen in the mammography the previous year. The mass is so small a doctor would not be able to feel, and therefore, detect it. Read more...

By Chris Young Daily Bruin Reporter Sherry Goldman, a nurse practitioner at the UCLA Breast Center, knows that telling her patients to do monthly self-examinations is important ““ after all, she detected a cancerous lump in her breast this way. Read more...

  The Associated Press President Bush poses for a photo in the Treaty Room of the White House in Washington Sunday, Oct. 7, after announcing air strikes on Afghanistan. Read more...