Monday, May 12

Seder gives taste of diversity

Seder gives taste of diversity By Jennifer K. Morita Daily Bruin Staff Participants at a traditional Jewish dinner tasted oppression and hope during Tuesday night’s Multicultural Freedom Seder in Griffin Commons. Read more...


Faculty votes for senate vice chair

Faculty votes for senate vice chair By Jennifer K. Morita Daily Bruin Staff Academic Senate election administrators are counting the votes for vice chair and members-at-large today after 2,949 ballots from UCLA faculty were due in the Academic Senate office Wednesday by 5 p.m. Read more...


Students call for more information about STDs

Students call for more information about STDs April designated as National STD Awareness Month By Allyssa Lee Growing concerns about sexual health and the prevalence of sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) have prompted a National STD Awareness Month in April. Read more...


Bhutto receives UCLA Medal

Bhutto receives UCLA Medal Prime minister speaks about Pakistan’s education system, women’s advances By Rashmi Nijagal Daily Bruin Staff Benazir Bhutto, the prime minister of Pakistan, visited UCLA yesterday to receive the UCLA Medal from Chancellor Charles Young and his wife, Sue Young. Read more...


UCLA opens center for gay, lesbian community

UCLA opens center for gay, lesbian community University’s effort hailed for diversity, variety of resources By Dina Burwell After five long years of garnering funds, the UCLA administration joined with faculty and staff to open one of the few Lesbian, Gay and Bisexual Resources Offices on a university campus. Read more...


GOP, schools wrangle over education cuts

GOP, schools wrangle over education cuts By Alisa Ulferts Special to The Bruin Recent Republican hits on financial aid have critics wondering if the Contract with America is really a contract on education, as federal student loan programs ­ including President Clinton’s favorites ­ are lined up and shot. Read more...


Chancellor Young addresses students

Chancellor Young addresses students Affirmative action, SAGE issues dominate question, answer session By Kimberly Mackesy Students had an opportunity to address their grievances and have their questions answered by Chancellor Charles Young in a open forum held in Ackerman Grand Ballroom Wednesday. Read more...