Photos By LIISA SPINK With personal belongings close by, a homeless person finds room for a make-shift bed on Broxton Avenue in Westwood. By Matt Goulding Daily Bruin Contributor As the sun goes down on Gayley Avenue in Westwood, Theodore Burnley opens up his old black suitcase, removes a few messy scraps of a sandwich and quietly begins dinner. Read more...

  Marissa Witham By Josh Wolf Daily Bruin Contributor The overdue thank you note is the most difficult to write, but always seems to carry the most weight. Read more...

By Hemesh Patel Daily Bruin Staff On March 29, a federal judge halted the use of affirmative action at the University of Michigan’s law school. The university plans to take the case to the Supreme Court, and if it succeeds, the decision could determine the fate of affirmative action in admissions nationwide. Read more...

By Scott B. Wong Daily Bruin Staff There were no water balloons, no fires, no parades. Last quarter’s Midnight Yell, UCLA’s finals week tradition, played out more like a moment of silence, due in part to an increased police presence and an administrative warning to students that their freedom, living arrangements and education were at jeopardy if they violated a new university policy. Read more...

Ohio U. students upset about bars closing early ATHENS, Ohio “”mdash; The sound filled the cold air for several blocks when a crowd of chanting students overtook a part of Court Street early Sunday morning as clocks shifted for daylight-savings time and the bars closed early, the Post reported. Read more...

By Bimal Rajkomar Daily Bruin Reporter Numbers released Tuesday show that underrepresented minority freshman admits to the UC system have increased to levels comparable to when affirmative action was in use, but with only modest increases at UCLA and UC Berkeley. Read more...