Construction noise, fumes, grinds on Kerckhoff Hall Planning officials work to limit noise, prevent machinery emissions By Allyssa Lee Huge wooden walls line the Kerckhoff Hall patio, enveloping the construction occurring in and around the building. Read more...

Regents discuss ill health of UC med system Young announces purchase of Santa Monica Hospital By Phillip Carter Daily Bruin Senior Staff SAN FRANCISCO — Expert after expert on health care came before the UC Board of Regents yesterday to give a grave diagnosis for the five-hospital UC medical system, including the UCLA Medical Center. Read more...

Sensuous sex and the erotic condom By Darlene Mininni Is that an oxymoron? Can condoms really be, well … erotic? I mean, we all know they are a smart choice for pregnancy and sexually transmitted disease prevention, but can they really be … sensuous? Read more...

Trespasser in vehicle frightens UCLA student Police have no suspect, but lend local safety tips By Lucia Sanchez Daily Bruin Staff University police have no leads in the search for a man who surprised a UCLA student as she returned to her car and found him sitting in her back seat early Friday morning, police said. Read more...

USAC tables resolution for senate Absence of council members leads to deferment of SDS By Rashmi Nijagal The undergraduate student government tabled a resolution Tuesday night to support the Student Departmental Senate after various council members were unable to attend a meeting to review the resolution and make the necessary modifications. Read more...

Clinton honors unity after quake disaster Officials celebrate speedy renovation of campus, morale By Phillip Carter and Gil Hopenstand Daily Bruin Senior Staff Commemorating the one-year anniversary of the devastating Northridge earthquake, President Bill Clinton spoke at California State University, Northridge yesterday, giving praise to his administration’s speedy efforts in rebuilding the campus and the surrounding area. Read more...

New policy to use UCLA customer information By Patrick Kerkstra Customers of the students’ association food services and stores will likely be getting more mailings now that the association has voted to allow the use of customer information for marketing purposes. Read more...