Wednesday, May 6

Classes cultivate research skills

A new initiative, launched in 2002 to help students master practical and conceptual literary skills and use them throughout their time at school and beyond, is now being tested in the UCLA sociology department. Read more...


Frazier released from hospital

Attempted murder suspect Willie Davis Frazier was discharged from the UCLA Medical Center on Saturday afternoon after medical staff cleared him for release. Frazier had been under guarded patrol at the hospital for a gunshot wound sustained after allegedly attacking UCPD officer Terrence Duren in Kerckhoff Hall on Oct. Read more...


Madison’s to be revamped

A new restaurant will open in place of Madison’s Neighborhood Bar and Grill in Westwood at the end of fall quarter or the beginning of winter quarter. Read more...


The next step?

The fight isn’t over. One week after Proposition 54 was defeated, opponents of the initiative say they have a long way to go before they can claim victory on the fight against racial inequality. Read more...


Ralphs workers go on strike

“Please respect our picket lines,” dozens of Ralph’s employees requested as they lined Le Conte Avenue on Sunday in an attempt to discourage shoppers from entering the supermarket. Read more...


Fight to re-legalize lap dancing hits UCLA

The strip clubs are striking back. In response to the Los Angeles City Council’s unanimous vote to ban lap dances, signature gatherers ““ backed by the city’s adult club industry ““ descended upon UCLA late last week, stirring discussion and debate about the increasingly contentious issue. Read more...


Editorial: Development a bad decision for Westwood

The interests of UCLA students don’t always coincide with the interests of Westwood homeowners ““ but this time, they do. Homeowners often want a quiet, peaceful neighborhood, while students want a college town, complete with loud music, dancing and bars. Read more...