Friday, June 26

Gore accepts academic position at UCLA

  The Associated Press Al Gore addresses a luncheon in a surprise visit in New York last Thursday. By Michael Falcone Daily Bruin Senior Staff Former Vice President Al Gore announced Friday he would soon begin an academic relationship with UCLA, but information about what exactly his role will be is being kept in something of a lock box. Read more...



For whom the bell tolls

  BRIDGET O’BRIEN/Daily Bruin Senior Staff The Carillon console (left) and the Digital Chronobell are used to record and play songs from Powell Library’s tower. By Lisa Klassen Daily Bruin Contributor For more than six decades the peals of graceful bells have floated over campus, acting not only as a clock, but also as a symbol of the university. Read more...


My So Called Major

  Illustration by JENNY YURSHANSKY/Daily Bruin By Scott B. Wong Daily Bruin Staff Melanie Ho, a fourth-year student, is majoring in a subject the university probably has never seen the likes of before. Read more...


Women for a change

UCLA FIRSTS Every other Friday, The Bruin will highlight social, political and scientific advancements that originated at UCLA and set standards for both the university and the nation. Read more...


Community Briefs

Geophysicists study Earth’s core Millimeter deviations from the expected wobble of the Earth’s axis are giving geophysicists clues to what happens 1,800 miles underground, at the boundary between the Earth’s mantle and its iron core. Read more...


Beartrap

Q: What is the “American Clock” at UCLA? A: “It’s the clock by the Medical Plaza and is the only visible clock on campus.” ““ Claudia Rivas, fifth-year, physics A: “It’s a clock in the main quad area near Powell.” ““ Sherry Dodge, second-year, communications studies A: “Does it tell time?” ““ Audrey Beck, fourth-year, communications studies “˜The American Clock’, written by Arthur Miller, is premiering today in Macgowan Hall’s Little Theater under the direction of the Vice Chair in the Theater Department. Read more...