Wednesday, December 17

Bisexual cadet speaks her mind

Bisexual cadet speaks her mind Last May, Cadet Huong Nguyen came out as a bisexual woman. Following federal policy on gays in the military, ROTC placed her on leave. Read more...


Women’s studies chair inspires UCLA students

Women’s studies chair inspires UCLA students Ardent feminist shares life lessons about inequality By Susan Lee Daily Bruin Contributor When she walked into the first day of her Introduction to Women’s Studies class and found an overflow of students, Christine Littleton pulled out a phone and made calls until every student had a chair in which to sit. Read more...


Library to be inspected for airborne pollutants

Library to be inspected for airborne pollutants University Research facility safety codes under scrutiny By Jennifer Louie Daily Bruin Contributor When the University Research Library sustained damage from the 1994 Northridge earthquake and asbestos was discovered in the ceiling tiles, library administrators removed the hazardous mineral and began making improvements in order to comply with health regulations. Read more...


Kennel chosen as executive vice chancellor

Kennel chosen as executive vice chancellor Long-time faculty member to oversee Letters and Science By Anne Mai Daily Bruin Contributor As the university prepares to enter the second millennium, one of its leaders will be Charles Kennel, UCLA’s newly appointed executive vice chancellor. Read more...


Connerly averts showdown among regents

Connerly averts showdown among regents By Michael Howerton Daily Bruin Staff Averting a showdown, Regent Ward Connerly called off an emergency performance review of University of California President Richard Atkinson set for today, after Atkinson reaffirmed the board’s power to set policy. Read more...


Communications Board debates restructuring

Communications Board debates restructuring Vote on initiative delayed, further discussion needed By John Digrado Daily Bruin Staff Communications Board members met on Tuesday night to continue restructuring discussions, as well as to address issues regarding the circulation of the seven campus newsmagazines. Read more...


Board justices charged with violating rules

Board justices charged with violating rules Judicial board member resigns, council considers sanctions against another By Brooke Olson Daily Bruin Contributor A member of the Judicial Board resigned yesterday after being formally charged by the undergraduate council with violating student government guidelines during last spring’s controversial elections. Read more...