By Anand Shah Daily Bruin Senior Staff The three students honored with the Charles E. Young Humanitarian Awards Tuesday seemed to have the same reaction: “Who, me?” Emile Sharifi, Abigail Valencia, and Sherry Yafai ““ all lauded by Chancellor Albert Carnesale for their extensive community work ““ attested that hundreds of other people deserve an equal amount of praise. Read more...

  The Associated Press Al Gore will visit campus today to discuss new curriculum. By Karen Albrecht Daily Bruin Reporter Visiting professor and former Vice President Al Gore is planning to meet with students this morning to discuss ideas for a new family-centered community development program. Read more...

JANA SUMMERS Dianne Fields, a fourth-year sociology student, speaks during an Affirmative Action Coalition rally against SP-1 and SP-2 in Meyerhoff Park Wednesday. By Shauna Mecartea and Barbara Ortutay Daily Bruin Senior Staff The UC Board of Regents will vote next Wednesday whether to replace their controversial policies on affirmative action with another resolution. Read more...

  Photos by EDWARD LIN/ Daily Bruin Undergraduate Assistant Michelle Yadegari prepares the spectrophotometer for use by the students in a Life Sciences 2 lab. By Sharon Kim Daily Bruin Contributor Graduate students aren’t the only ones who conduct a discussion or lab sections for a class. 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...