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Sometimes storming the castle isn’t the best way to make yourself heard. Members of the Student Worker Front marched on Murphy Hall on Tuesday, demanding that Chancellor Carnesale discuss the plight of service workers with them. Read more...

In a disappointing decision earlier this week, Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger backtracked from his proposal to allow parole violators other options besides prison. Under the proposal, former inmates with technical parole violations would have been placed in drug treatment programs, halfway houses or monitored electronically rather than being returned to prison. Read more...

Graduate students’ awareness of the Graduate Student Association is limited, and many students are not aware of its social activities and advocacy work. But officers say they are beginning to combat apathy with better communication and anticipate greater turnout in this year’s officer elections. Read more...

With the election date fast approaching, UCLA graduate students are preparing to decide who will be their new representatives in the Graduate Students Association for the 2005-2006 school year. Read more...

Students, faculty and the campus community expressed varied reactions to Tuesday’s announcement of Pope Benedict XVI as the new leader of the Roman Catholic Church. While some were disappointed by the election of a conservative pope, others found his expressed commitment to Catholic policies encouraging. Read more...