Attendance in UCLA classes on Wednesday may deteriorate mid-session, as students walk out expressing their opposition to war with Iraq. Many professors support student protests, but say they will not become involved with the anti-war demonstration because they have an academic responsibility to teach. Read more...

Most student groups that will be funded by the undergraduate student government for the first time this year plan on using a majority of the money for programming. Read more...

Petty Theft On Feb. 25, pants containing IDs and university keys valued at $95 were removed from the Ackerman Plaza stage. That evening, a wallet valued at $75 was stolen from a room in Rieber Hall. Read more...

Internet junkies and political philosophers are becoming one and the same as the focus on discussion boards shifts under the tension of possible war in Iraq. Read more...

As the quarter comes to an end and many students consider a move, they should be aware of what kind of commitment they are making for the next year. Read more...

He started out as a teacher in China and spent his final years as a grandfather in the United States. But for most of life, Wang Pei Chen fought the forces of communism and imperialism, crossing paths with some of the twentieth century’s most famous and infamous leaders. Read more...