By Michelle Singer President Bush has maintained throughout his national political life that he is a compassionate man not easily swayed by political polling or interest groups. Read more...

The cafeteria bombing at Hebrew University in Jerusalem last Wednesday hit closer to home than past hostile attacks in Israel because five Americans, including Marla Bennett, a UC Berkeley alumna, were killed. Read more...

The University of California and the state government claim they have a partnership ““ a relationship that should, by definition, benefit both parties. But both need to take a closer look at what each promised to give, and what they can provide: the UC has yet to see the budget increase the state promised, and a state audit reveals the UC has grown faster in management, rather than academic staff. Read more...

David Burke Click Here for more articles by David Burke   This summer my friends and roommates have been “checking out” a lot of my books, convinced their time was well spent. One even thanked me for rekindling his interest in reading for pleasure ““ an interest far too many people ignore. Read more...

By Fadi Nazeeh Kiblawi The crash through the roof woke the young baby. Before she could let out a cry, the weight of the one-ton bomb fell upon her. Read more...

By Shelley Taylor The North Village Improvement Committee would like to thank the Daily Bruin for its July 22 news coverage and editorial comment on our first annual meeting. Read more...

Divestment is means for peaceful outcome Divestment, as proposed in the July 8 editorial, “UC must respect human rights, divest,” is about liberty. It is not about destroying Israel, which we should have nothing to do with, but ending Israel’s occupation of Palestinian land. Read more...