Tuesday, May 5

Students lack planning input

Green fences, the sound of jackhammers, dust and blocked traffic ““ these are indicators of progress at UCLA. For students and faculty, construction often seems incessant. Read more...


Construction, concerns heard

Ongoing construction is a given when attending UCLA, but more recently, students have been finding out that they are not immune to construction even at the residential halls. Read more...


Dual fires thwart food production

The Los Angeles Fire Department made several visits to UCLA Friday when small fires occurred in two of the campus eateries throughout the day. An electrical fire occurred in the North Campus Student Center early Friday morning, halting food production while measures were taken to get the center back in business. Read more...


JazzReggae Fest draws nearly 20,000

Recent economic trends of uncertainty in the national sector have taken a toll on local financial funding of the 17th Annual Jazz/Reggae Festival which occurred over Memorial Day Weekend. Read more...


Faculty opinions surveyed regarding Iraqi war

A survey of professor opinion about the reasons for war with Iraq claims truth to the legendary division between North and South Campus. Majad Dakak, a fourth-year math economics student, conducted a survey of 35 professors from different departments earlier this quarter for his Math 199 course. Read more...


Crimewatch

Petty Theft On May 20 a woman’s 24-speed mountain bike valued at $300 was removed from the School of Dentistry bike rack. Later that day a cell phone worth $80 was taken from a table in Lu Valle Commons. Read more...


Briefs

Doctors evaluating separated twins’ conditions Maria Teresa and Maria de Jesus Quiej Alvarez are undergoing medical tests and examinations at UCLA’s Mattel Children’s Hospital. Doctors are evaluating their conditions to make decisions on appropriate treatment for each of the girls, and will provide more information today at 11 a.m. Read more...