The Bruin shouldn’t trust Hussein The Daily Bruin’s notion that President Bush should base his decision of when to attack Iraq on the beliefs of some clowns that stand on street corners with anti-war signs is absurd. Read more...

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Sharing their research in a variety of fields related to Armenian studies, several graduate students spent Friday painting a detailed portrait of specific aspects of Armenian culture and history. Read more...

An overflowing crowd of UCLA students greeted leading Palestinian intellectual and activist, Edward Said, with a standing ovation at Royce Hall on Thursday night, but response to his talk afterward has been mixed. Read more...

For the second time in five years, the UCLA Library has been forced to take down its online catalog system and is planning to switch to a new system by fall 2004. Read more...

Job security for staff at UCLA and the effect of the statewide budget deficit were the two major issues of concern at the annual Chancellor’s Town Hall Meeting on Friday. Read more...

Few UCLA students ever have the opportunity to interact with the top administrator at their university, let alone take a class with him. But for a group of about twenty undergraduates taking a Fiat Lux seminar taught by Chancellor Albert Carnesale this quarter, this is the case. Read more...