Doctors, clinicians voice concerns about Prop. 187 Medical workers foresee financial, ethical problems By Ben Gilmore Tina Harris, who makes sure children at Culver City’s Montessori Elementary School get their immunizations, is outraged. Read more...

Students advocate for Pilipino studies Rally highlights curricular reform, cultural history and ethnic studies By Allison Lefkowitz Daily Bruin Staff Continuing their fight for a Pilipino Studies program and to save Tagalog courses, almost 100 students gathered Thursday in Schoenberg Plaza to voice their desire for recognition of their culture and history. Read more...

UC police station revamps its look Dept. remodels in effort to reorganize, create new image in the workplace By Lucia Sanchez Daily Bruin Staff When University Police Chief Clarence Chapman came to UCLA in June, he said he wanted the department to reflect a more professional working environment. Read more...

International students adjust to L.A. just fine Still maintaining ties to home, most students comfortable with California attitude By Naoki Naruse Although Roy Henker, a UCLA physics graduate student from Germany, has been in Los Angeles for three years, he likes to keep up with German news through a weekly newsletter that the German government sends to his house. Read more...

Internet races toward the future Conference marvels at past, present and future of Internet By Donna Wong Daily Bruin Senior Staff Before the Internet, UCLA students actually had to go to class to ask their professor a question. Read more...

Clinton’s efforts prove ‘too little, too late’ President’s work abroad may not aid Democrats By Phillip Carter Daily Bruin Staff He can’t leap over tall buildings in a single bound, but Bill Clinton has recently been able to portray himself as a superdiplomat in the past few weeks by achieving success in Haiti, North Korea, the Middle East and the Persian Gulf. Read more...