By Andrea Perera Daily Bruin Senior Staff When the SAT was first created, it was intended to increase access to universities”“ but in the 66 years since its adoption within admissions, some critics have charged the standardized test actually reduces access for some students. Read more...

By Amy Tay Daily Bruin Contributor Franklin Roosevelt may not have been completely correct when he told Americans, “we have nothing to fear but fear itself.” According to Michael Fenselow, a professor in the psychology department, fear is actually not the negative force most people consider it to be. Read more...

By Bimal Rajkomar Daily Bruin Contributor Allegations that Wen Ho Lee, a scientist at the UC-run Los Alamos National Laboratory accused of mishandling nuclear secrets, was targeted because of his ethnicity were the focus of a panel discussion Wednesday. Read more...

By Jaime Wilson-Chiru Daily Bruin Contributor Hundreds of people gathered on Wednesday to hear Henry Samueli speak about how he went from working at his family’s liquor store to being Chief Technical Officer of a multi-billion dollar corporation. Read more...

By Julie Yoshioka Daily Bruin Contributor At first bite, kettle korn is the paradox of the snack world. In one crunchy and tender mouthful, it teases the taste buds with salty sweetness. Read more...

By Linh Tat Daily Bruin Staff After drawing national attention for their actions off the field, a group of UCLA football players told their stories to students Wednesday night. Read more...