Thursday, June 25

8-fold path

Water lilies float gracefully in the pond, which is the focal point of the garden. Water is a major part of the Japanese-style garden. At 11:30 a.m., landscaper Cornelio Franco looks up from the black pine he has been carefully pruning since 7 a.m. Read more...


Several classes to raise units

By Hemesh Patel Daily Bruin Reporter This year, more than 70 English classes and about 28 courses in other departments have changed or will change the amount of units they are worth. Read more...


Teach-in examines Israeli oppression

  NICOLE MILLER/Daily Bruin At Meyerhoff Park, third-year student Mahmud Penjwini, of the Muslim Student Association, speaks against Israeli aggression. By Melody Wang Daily Bruin Reporter Recent outbreaks of violence in Israel sparked the Muslim Student Association to hold a teach-in about the current Palestinian situation Tuesday afternoon. Read more...



No comfort in history

  BRIDGET O’BRIEN/Daily Bruin Senior Staff Fourth-year political science and East Asian studies student Eunkyung Claire Shin (foreground) takes notes Monday night to translate former "comfort woman" Soon-Duk Kim’s narration of her experiences during WWII. Read more...


Under pressure

  Illustration by CASEY CROWE/Daily Bruin By William D. Braxdale Daily Bruin Contributor More competition and taking on too many responsibilities are causing many college students, especially women, to feel overwhelmed. Read more...


Crime Watch

CRIME WATCH 1 Vehicle stolen $7,500 Grand Theft $4,034 Petty Theft Petty theft Four parking permits, a cellular phone and several wallets or backpacks were reported stolen to police last week, incurring a total loss of $2,224. Read more...