Undergraduate council decision overturned Dispute over codes leads to reversal of impeachment By Brooke Olson Daily Bruin Staff The Judicial Board defied an undergraduate council decision last week, overturning the impeachment of presidential appointee Noah Hochman. Read more...

Doctors, peers quell female students’ fears about exams Regular checkups can prevent serious infections, cancer By Karen Duryea Daily Bruin Staff The fear of the unknown is a powerful emotion – and when it comes to pelvic exams, medical personnel said that women often have apprehension enough to cause them to neglect their health. Read more...

Police, fraternities cooperate to curb crime Foot patrol program eases tension rising due to partying By Marie Blanchard Daily Bruin Contributor Capt. Terrence Baker was fed up. Read more...

Proposition 200 seeks no-fault car insurance If passed, measure will hold insurer responsible for bodily injury claims By Bess Hubbard Daily Bruin Contributor Proposition 200, if passed by Californians in March, will remove lawyers from the automobile insurance injury claims process forever. Read more...

Schools may pay if grads can’t cut it New legislation would trace remedial college problems to source By Rachanee Srisavasdi Daily Bruin Staff State Assembly Republicans introduced legislation last week that would penalize school districts whose graduates take remedial courses at either the University of California or California State University. Read more...

Hands-on education Reserve Officer Training Corps camp instills confidence, real-world skills By John Digrado Daily Bruin Staff CAMP PENDLETON — Traipsing through the wilderness on a rainy Saturday night is hardly most students’ idea of a good time. Read more...

Report shows most students in good credit standing Some students wary of recruitment by credit card companies, campus solicitors By Lia Ramsey Daily Bruin Contributor Shannon Faherty is a typical UCLA student with several bills to pay, a part-time job and one credit card. Read more...