KEITH ENRIQUEZ/Daily Bruin Senior Staff Tim Wright has recovered from aphasia and brain damage to go on to earn a master’s and pursue a doctorate at UCLA. Read more...

By Dena Elbayoumy Daily Bruin Contributor UCLA’s ethnic studies centers collaborated to host a conference Friday and Saturday to debate the issue of racial reparations. The symposium, hosted by the African American, American Indian, Chicana/o and Asian American Studies Centers, looked to stress reparation demands on the national as well as the international level. Read more...

By Robert Salonga Daily Bruin Reporter Students can apply for appointed positions within the undergraduate and graduate student governments ““ an issue that has been overlooked in recent years ““ by 5 p.m. Read more...

By Michelle Kroes Daily Bruin Contributor Tensions in the theater department mount as student requests for non-curricular productions are being denied due to limited departmental resources. Read more...

  JANA SUMMERS Morningside High School sophomores Timothy May III (left) and Daraell Dabenport Jr. speak during college fair Saturday. By Michaele Turnage Daily Bruin Reporter Over the past two weekends, 1,900 mostly Chicano, Latino and African American students and parents participated in 48 workshops at UCLA, that tackled issues such as choosing between the military and college, African American identity, Chicano identity, and how they can achieve a higher education. Read more...

  MOHAMMAD ALAVI Los Angeles City Controller Rick Tuttle speaks at the Bruin Democrats’ fund-raiser Thursday. By Kevin Lee Daily Bruin Contributor Los Angeles City Controller Rick Tuttle stressed the importance of going back to the “grassroots” of winning support for the Democratic Party, as he spoke during a Bruin Democrats fund-raiser Thursday. Read more...