Winter has come for the undergraduate student government. With the fall quarter learning curve behind us, the cycle will begin anew: Undergraduate Students Association Council officers will begin to feel the heat and scramble to cross off items on their to-do lists, awaiting end-of-term evaluations and the ever-looming spring quarter election. Read more...

Photo: USAC members meet every Tuesday at 7 p.m. in Kerckhoff 417. These meetings provide council members with a crucial opportunity to get together, give updates on projects and ask questions of other members. The meetings are open to the public. (Laura Uzes/Daily Bruin)

“Violent” is the buzzword used to describe left-leaning protesters who speak out against President Donald Trump and those like him. On Wednesday, UC Berkeley protesters epitomized the failures of the student left’s response to the harmful rhetoric employed by conservatives. Read more...

Photo: Protests against conservative provocateur Milo Yiannopoulos turned violent Wednesday at UC Berkeley. The violence has since been blamed on outside groups. (Daniel Kim/The Daily Californian)

For students, the absence of alcohol doesn’t have to mean a bad time. But for many businesses, the inability to sell beer, wine or distilled spirits can end the party before it even begins. Read more...

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With midterm season fast approaching, Adderall continues to tempt students as an easy answer to academic stress. Many college students throughout the country will be relying on Adderall, a form of amphetamine, to get through deadlines, essays and exams. Read more...

Photo: The Arthur Ashe Student Health and Wellness Center is students’ primary resource for medical treatment. Although UCLA does not currently provide specific treatment options for Adderall dependency, the Ashe Center could prove a valuable asset to provide help and care for students seeking to kick the habit. (Jintak Han/Assistant Photo editor)

Fraternity members are 300 percent more likely to commit a rape, according to a study thrice confirmed. It’s no wonder that college women often head to Greek parties with a cautious attitude and an army of peers to face the frats. Read more...

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