Many college students spend the summer interning at various organizations in Washington, D.C. The following is a personal narrative about a particular work day early on in the summer. Read more...

DISASTER RECOVERY Economists at the Anderson School at UCLA have compared attacks on the World Trade Center with natural disasters and point out that Florida, California and North Carolina bounced back quickly after devastation struck. Read more...

Has your view of the world changed in light of all the events related to the Sept. 11 attacks? Martin Callan UCLA employee “I don’t think it has because I was sort of expecting something like this to happen someday, not this bad, but something. Read more...

Photos by JANA SUMMERS Victor Russo, a Westwood Farmers’ Market vendor, uses all his energy to sell his prized strawberries, which are often a crowd pleaser. Read more...

  University Archives Young men of the armed forces enjoy a meal and camaraderie in the cafeteria facilities of Kerckhoff Hall in 1943. By Shauna Mecartea and Marcelle Richards Daily Bruin Senior Staff Slumped on the steps of Royce Hall, campus members mourned a loss almost 3,000 miles away. Read more...

Carnesale chats in his living room, which boasts a grand piano and artwork on the tables and walls. In the library, which he says is most visitors’ favorite room, Carnesale admires a clock given to him by students after a class he taught which students referred to as "Bombs." Carnesale displays the “Cocina Jaiteca,” a silkscreen by Lawrence Yañez. Read more...