Monday, March 30

Cases could change group funding

By Michael Weiner Daily Bruin Senior Staff Members of the Undergraduate Students Association Council are engaged in a process that could radically change the way the council distributes funds and other resources to student groups. Read more...


Renaissance man

  NICOLE MILLER/Daily Bruin Dario Nardi, a 30-year-old assistant professor in the math department, is known for his unconventional, student-centered teaching style. By Stella Chu Daily Bruin Contributor Although surfing, listening to rave music and playing the guitar may seem to be the hobbies of a typical college student, thirty-year-old Dario Nardi, adjunct assistant professor in the math department’s Program in Computing, also enjoys the same pastimes. Read more...


Voter turnout hinders GSA funding, function

By Barbara Ortutay Daily Bruin Senior Staff It’s a government for the students, but few of them seem to be aware of it. For the past 11 years, voter turnout in the Graduate Student Association elections has not passed the 10 percent mark necessary to put any referenda in effect, even they were approved by more than half of those who vote. Read more...




Secession movements may soon change face of Los Angeles area

LOS ANGELES SECESSION AREAS Seven communities within the City of Los Angeles are considering secession. SOURCE: State of California Commission on Local Governance for the 21st Century Original graphic by HARSHA RAO/Daily Bruin Senior Staff Web adaptation by CHRISTINE TAN By David Drucker Daily Bruin Reporter Welcome to Los Angeles. Read more...


Recap of Summer’s Events

June June 30 Gov. Gray Davis signs next year’s $99.4 billion budget, increasing the UC’s budget by 17.9 percent. July July The English department changes many of its four-unit classes to five units, citing higher workload. Read more...