Friday, June 26


Body talk

  UYEN DINH (Left to right) Gerald Lamb, Natalie Jarrett, and Susan Jensen discuss body image at a CURVES meeting. By Marjorie Hernandez Daily Bruin Contributor Fifth-year theater student Natalie Leon found it difficult living in the dormitories her freshman year. Read more...


Community Briefs

Researchers reveal how “˜mind’s eye’ works UCLA School of Medicine and Caltech researchers have shed new light on how the “mind’s eye” works, uncovering evidence that single neurons ““ individual cells in the brain ““ are involved in recalling specific visual images to mind. Read more...


Supporters rally for, against vote recount

  CRISTINA CUNANAN Election recount protesters such as James Joblon were seen on Wilshire in front of the Federal Building on Saturday. By Michael Falcone Daily Bruin Senior Staff A demonstration in Westwood Saturday drew more than 150 protesters, with some calling for an immediate end to the presidential ballot recounts in Florida and others declaring they must continue. Read more...


Board looks to draw more grad students

  KEITH ENRIQUEZ/Daily Bruin Senior Staff UC Regent Ward Connerly listens at the meeting Thursday. By Barbara Ortutay Daily Bruin Senior Staff To keep up with the state’s demand for high-tech workers and to address the decline in graduate student attendance, the UC Board of Regents announced plans to enroll an additional 11,000 graduates in the next decade. Read more...


Students demand repeal of SP-1, SP-2

  KEITH ENRIQUEZ/Daily Bruin Senior Staff African Student Union Chair Karren Lane led student protesters in demanding the repeal of SP-1 and SP-2 during the UC Board of Regents meeting in Covel Commons Thursday afternoon. Read more...


Documentary highlights fight by Japanese American in WWII

  MINDY ROSS/ Daily Bruin Senior Staff Fred Korematsu shakes hands with students at the screening. By Hemesh Patel Daily Bruin Reporter At the same time Adolf Hitler placed the Jews of Eastern Europe in box cars during World War II, the military put the Japanese in horse stalls in the United States. Read more...