By Timothy Kudo Daily Bruin Senior Staff Thousands of people, some of them refugees of a country embroiled in the turmoil of a 21-year revolution, gathered peacefully in front of the Federal Building July 8, in support of a student movement calling for democratic reforms in Iran. Read more...

By Timothy Kudo Daily Bruin Senior Staff Citing a recent survey of English classes showing a higher workload than the 12 hours per week prescribed in a four-unit class, the English department has changed many of its classes to five units. Read more...

By Barbara Ortutay Daily Bruin Senior Staff Sick people from across the country ““ and even the globe ““ visit the renowned UCLA Medical Center seeking treatment for life-threatening diseases when their local hospitals are simply not enough. Read more...

By Dharshani Dharmawardena Daily Bruin Senior Staff Seeing that 70 percent of children fell below proficient levels of reading on the National Assessment of Educational Progress, President Clinton proposed the America Reads Challenge in 1994. Read more...

By Alice Su For The Daily Bruin The greatest shock Japanese students Aska Takahashi and Hiromi Murayama experienced in the United States was something most Americans take for granted: cars stopping for pedestrians. Read more...

By Barbara Ortutay Daily Bruin Senior Staff Harry Browne wants voters to recognize his name when they go to the polls in November. For a third party candidate who is not a celebrity, this is seldom a small task. Read more...

By Melody Wang Daily Bruin Contributor Sounds of chain saws and bulldozers echo through campus as summer school students attempt to pursue their studies. Construction of a new building near Knudsen Hall and replacement of the concrete walkway near Bunche Hall and the Public Policy Building began on June 26. Read more...