Women sought for ovarian cancer research UCLA researchers are looking for women with ovarian cancer for a study about whether a low-fat, high-fiber diet supplemented with soy may slow the disease. Read more...

  EDWARD LIN/Daily Bruin Roll-Inn sandwich shop on Gayley Avenue has reopened after being shut down due to uncleanliness. By Erin Inada Daily Bruin Contributor Roll-Inn, home of the “buck-fifty” sub sandwiches, was ready to reopen Saturday after the Los Angeles County Environmental Health Department shut it down on Feb. Read more...

By Hemesh Patel Daily Bruin Staff Reactions to UC President Richard Atkinson’s proposal to bar the use of the SAT I for admissions are mixed at UCLA ““ but for Chancellor Albert Carnesale, dropping the SAT will not make a big difference here. Read more...

By Robert Salonga Daily Bruin Contributor Slavery in the United States continues to affect the African American population 150 years after its abolishment, a pastor said in Moore Hall on Tuesday. Read more...

By Marcelle Richards Daily Bruin Reporter They lure you in with promises of free money, lists of scholarship resources and guaranteed winnings, but in the end you pay the price for failing to sniff out the scam. Read more...

  Photo courtesy of Mizue Ezeki Professor Josh Muldavin (left) receives an award from Chancellor Albert Carnesale. By Bimal Rajkomar Daily Bruin Reporter The recommendation to deny tenure to popular geography professor Joshua Muldavin has led to an outpouring of student support as he works to file an appeal. Read more...

By Hemesh Patel Daily Bruin Staff A group of California assembly members proposed legislation last week urging the UC Board of Regents to repeal SP-1, the 1995 measure that ended the use of affirmative action in admissions throughout the university. Read more...