Tuesday, May 5


Editorial: Bluebooks won't appease residents on Hill

Hoping to score points with tenants who live with the constant hums, pops and screeches of nearby construction projects, the Office of Residential Life is considering offering students living on campus Scantrons and bluebooks as thank-you tokens when finals come around. Read more...



Med. center sued for negligence

Multiple errors on the part of UCLA Medical Center physicians caused the death of 16-month-old Delaney Gonzalez last year, according to state health inspectors. Delaney entered the Medical Center on Feb. Read more...


Climate change focus of symposium

The climate is changing and the global community needs to act, according to three panelists who spoke Wednesday at the School of Law. The symposium was sponsored by the Environmental Law Center at the UCLA School of Law and the Donald Bren School of Environmental Science and Management at UCSB. Read more...


Seniors toss around gift ideas

Hoping to leave a lasting impression on the UCLA community ““ which could even involve a martini or two ““ the class of 2003 is surveying its members as they choose their class gift. Read more...


Sen. Edwards to visit UCLA for CALPIRG Earth Day event

Environmentally minded Bruins hope to attract the UCLA community to an event that has already captured the interests of a U.S. Senator. Presidential hopeful Sen. John Edwards, D-NC, is scheduled to visit UCLA today as a guest of Earth Day celebrations sponsored by CALPIRG and other student groups. Read more...