Wednesday, May 13, 1998 Freedom of biology SCIENCE: Ideas evolve as religious beliefs, scientific theory collide in the classroom By Michelle Navarro Daily Bruin Senior Staff Almost 140 years after Charles Darwin’s "The Origin of Species" made its debut, sending shock waves around the world, there still exists that conflict between science and religion. Read more...

Wednesday, May 13, 1998 Word count EVENT: "Invisible Man" reading will entice English department funds to appear By Emi Kojima Daily Bruin Staff It will take about 20 hours to read all of Ralph Ellison’s "Invisible Man" at the English Department’s Marathon Reading Thursday, but by the end, students and faculty hope to make $8,000 materialize. Read more...

Wednesday, May 13, 1998 Science Files Stoddart builds molecular chains One of the foremost organic chemists in the world, J. Fraser Stoddart gets to play with microscopic rings for a living. Read more...

Wednesday, May 13, 1998 Community Briefs BRIEFS Job prospects good for 1998 college graduates An annual survey done by Michigan State University found that employers predict a 27.5 percent increase in jobs for students graduating from college this spring. Read more...

Tuesday, May 12, 1998 Making peace with tragedy PEOPLE: After losing his son to Palestinian extremists, Israeli father finds forgiveness By Hannah Miller Daily Bruin Senior Staff Like most fathers, Yitzhak Frankenthal was slow to take his son’s advice. Read more...

Tuesday, May 12, 1998 Community Briefs Technique developed to sequence DNA UC Berkeley scientists have invented a new and better technique for sequencing genetic information and speeding up the studies of the Human Genome project. Read more...

Tuesday, May 12, 1998 Turnout, SAGE opposition hinder elections GSA: Fraud accusations, lack of voters will hurt proposal implementation amid accusations of fraud By Ann Hawkey Daily Bruin Contributor After an election crippled by controversy and low voter turnout, the Graduate Students Association now has a new set of elected officials but still no changes to its constitution. Read more...