Should individuals convicted of DUIs have their cars impounded? Gabriel Oliva Second-year, psychology “No. The laws against drinking and driving are pretty hardcore as it is. Read more...

According to the California Student Public Interest Research Group, students spend an average of $900 per year on textbooks. But lately, it seems course readers hit the pocketbook almost as hard. Read more...

UCLA has a new tool to combat plagiarism, and cheaters should be afraid. The university has subscribed to a Web-based service ““ Turnitin.com ““ which checks student work against existing databases of essays and Internet documents. Read more...

How will the closure of Glendon Avenue during the construction of Palazzo Westwood affect you? Danny Yaffe Fourth-year, biochemistry “It’s going to make traffic worse. Traffic’s already bad enough as it is, especially in rush hour when you’re trying to leave school. Read more...

Nazi label should not be used on campus This Sunday will mark the 61st anniversary of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising against Nazi oppression, now known as Yom HaShoah, Holocaust Memorial Day. Read more...

President Bush held a rare press conference Tuesday, taking reporters’ questions on a variety of of important topics. It’s too bad he didn’t actually answer most of the inquiries. Read more...

A Los Angeles city councilman initiated in March the process of creating a law directing police to seize and auction the vehicles of people arrested for driving drunk. Read more...