Al Gore and George W. Bush have been on a perpetual roller coaster ride in their quest for the presidency, judging by the CNN/USA Today/Gallup Poll which has been in flux throughout the election. Read more...

By Michael Falcone Daily Bruin Senior Staff Smoke-filled rooms, closed-door strategy meetings and long nights spent planning rebuttals to the opposition’s allegations are more than campaign myths, according to one UCLA graduate. Read more...

By Scott B. Wong Daily Bruin Contributor In one of the closest presidential races in recent history, minority voter turnout will have a strong bearing on whether George W. Read more...

  CHRIS BACKLEY Karen Harwitt speaks with Chris Correa, a fourth-year history student, about tomorrow’s elections. The Bruin Democrats set up a mock supreme court with two dummies. Read more...

By Hemesh Patel Daily Bruin Reporter To increase the awareness of drugs rapists currently use, the Center for Women and Men will be holding a workshop today, titled, “Dangers You Don’t See: Date Rape Drugs.” “Date rape” drugs can turn up at a party, a club or even at a rave. Read more...

  CLAIRE ZUGMEYER S.F. State professor Him Mark Lai was part of the history conference discussion focusing on issues facing Asian Americans. By Bimal Rajkomar Daily Bruin Contributor When Henry Yu takes reporters around campus, he said many look around, see a group of Asian students hanging out and say “See, they’re tribal.” “One may be Korean American, one may be Chinese American, one may be Pilipino American, but all some people see is “˜all the Asians hanging together,'” said Yu, professor of history and Asian American studies. Read more...

  MINDY ROSS/ Daily Bruin Senior Staff History professor David Myers speaks about the late Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin’s legacy. By Melody Wang Daily Bruin Reporter To commemorate the fifth anniversary of the death of Yitzhak Rabin, a memorial service was held Friday afternoon in Meyerhoff Park, amid some opposition. Read more...