By Scott B. Wong Daily Bruin Staff A UCLA professor’s lawsuit against the Regents of the University of California won’t be set for trial until June at the earliest, as both parties involved raised new motions at last week’s status conference. Read more...

  CHRIS BACKLEY/Daily Bruin Walter Newman, vice chair of the E-Board warns USAC candidates that time is up to answer questions from student advocacy groups. Read more...

  The Associated Press This is the world’s first contraceptive patch, made by Ortho-McNeil Pharmaceutical, Inc., a subsidiary of Johnson & Johnson. By Marjorie Hernandez Daily Bruin Reporter When fourth-year English student Peggie Jimenez began her relationship with her now long-time boyfriend, she made a conscious decision to use birth control. Read more...

By Kiyoshi Tomono Daily Bruin Contributor Forgetting a condom may no longer be an excuse for men if researchers at Harbor-UCLA Medical Center are successful. As physicians in the center’s department of endocrinology, metabolism, and nutrition, Dr. Read more...

  Illustration by GRACE HUANG/Daily Bruin By Dharshani Dharmawardena and Hemesh Patel Daily Bruin Senior Staff According to some scientists, the often frustrating feelings we associate with sex, attraction and love may have more than emotional beginnings: they could result from pheromones. Read more...

Exit exam may be unfair to disabled California’s Education Department was brought to court Tuesday over a high school exit exam that is allegedly biased against students with disabilities. Read more...

By Noah Grand Daily Bruin Reporter All departments in the College of Letters and Science have been asked to re-evaluate units for classes to comply with regulations, speed up graduation rates, and counter financial losses. Read more...