By Scott B. Wong Daily Bruin Staff Chancellor Albert Carnesale has been asked to choose sides in a bitterly contested debate between members of the Undergraduate Students Association Council over the issue of student group funding. Read more...

By My Yen La Daily Bruin Contributor Students shop online for various products these days: books, concert tickets and increasingly, apartments and roommates. The decline in apartment vacancies and relative ease of finding apartments online prompts many students to use Web databases to browse for potential roommates and housing. Read more...

By Chris Goodmacher Daily Bruin Contributor With the current economic downturn, "money is fleeing stocks and going toward stable, fixed-income investments," according to Frank Foellmer, director of research for Quincy Cass Associates, a consulting firm. Read more...

Michael Weiner The story hit front pages all over the country. The president of the most prominent public university system in the United States has called for the elimination of the SAT I as a requirement in undergraduate admissions, thus undermining one of the fundamental assumptions that has governed American higher education for the past half century. Read more...

Illustration by JARRETT QUON/Daily Bruin Carolina Reyes Daily Bruin Contributor Back in the 1930s, some professors at UCLA did more than just lecture and research. Walter Mosauer, a professor in the zoology department, was the first chairman and coach of the UCLA ski team. Read more...

  CATHERINE JUN Saidi Kapiga of Harvard University spoke at a conference at UCLA addressing aspects of the HIV/AIDS epidemic on the African continent. By Trucmai Nguyen Daily Bruin Contributor By this time tomorrow 6,000 people will have died from AIDS in Africa. Read more...