By Hemesh Patel Daily Bruin Senior Staff When UCLA’s Dr. Michael Gottlieb sent one of his researchers to find someone with an interesting disease to discuss 20 years ago, he ended up diagnosing the first case of AIDS. Read more...
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June 6, 9:00 pm
Hallmark diagnosis of AIDS is remembered
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June 6, 9:00 pm
Inflation: Statistics
By Karen Albrecht Daily Bruin Reporter Average grades are on the rise at all academic levels. But is today’s Bruin really more intelligent than students 30 years ago? Read more...
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June 3, 9:00 pm
The Land of Smiles
PATIL ARMENIAN/Daily Bruin Senior Staff A hungry leech begins to dine (top). Another leech gets full, leaves a trace of blood flowing, which is stopped by a cigarette. Read more...
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June 3, 9:00 pm
Energy crisis costs affect campus
By Marion Wise Daily Bruin Contributor To combat increasing prices of natural gas, the Associated Students of UCLA created an Energy Conservation Committee to implement ASUCLA’s plan to reduce its energy consumption by 15 percent, including regulating temperatures. Read more...
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June 3, 9:00 pm
UCLA admissions director steps down after 22 years
By My Yen La Daily Bruin Contributor After having her signature stamped on almost 250,000 acceptance letters for admitted students, Director of Undergraduate Admissions and Relations with Schools Rae Lee Siporin will retire this summer. Read more...
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June 3, 9:00 pm
Candidates seek to distinguish themselves, policies in election
 CATHERINE JUN/ Daily Bruin Tom Hayden (left) and Jack Weiss (right), running for the Fifth District City Council, debate at the Westwood Mann Theater on Wednesday morning. Read more...
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June 3, 9:00 pm
Summer sublets pose legal problems
By Kelly Rayburn Daily Bruin Reporter Sublessees beware. When UCLA Student Legal Services reopens in September, after closing for July and August, it predicts a number of students who had problems with summertime housing conflicts, said Student Legal Services counseling attorney Elizabeth Kemper. Read more...