By Linh Tat Daily Bruin Senior Staff The 2000 Democratic National Convention may end with Al Gore accepting his presidential nomination, but the DNC began as a tribute to the current president and his administration. Read more...

By Timothy Kudo Daily Bruin Senior Staff After the first day of the Democratic National Convention and the coinciding demonstrations, those who watched the events unfold were no doubt finding it difficult to tell what the protests were for. Read more...

By Benjamin Parke Daily Bruin Contributor A giant face made out of papier-mâché ““ to be used in the protests during this week’s Democratic National Convention ““ was just about ready, but the creator was unsure as to whose image should be painted on the strips of newspaper. Read more...

By Karen Matsuoka For the Daily Bruin Los Angeles hosted its very first political convention in 1960. An audience of 80,000 gathered at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum to hear John F. Read more...

By Melody Wang Daily Bruin Contributor The Undergraduate Students Association uses mandatory student fees of $23 per quarter from each student to allocate funds to various on-campus programs and groups. Read more...

By Timothy Kudo Daily Bruin Senior Staff Yamirah Saleem is like many lower-paid adult employees at UCLA. She’s a minority, a mother of two, she enjoys her job at Hedrick Dining Hall, and she’s a casual worker. Read more...

By David Drucker Daily Bruin Contributor UCLA joined the political discourse Aug. 13 with “Red, White, and Bruin,” a panel discussion of issues currently up for debate in the 2000 presidential campaign. Read more...