Thursday, November 12

Public figures use USAC experience in political arena

What do two state senators, a student government election adviser and a Westwood historian have in common? USAC. Many alumni who participated in the Undergraduate Students Association Council during their college years said their experiences on council gave them various skills that have helped throughout their professional careers. Read more...


Vive la France

Stop attacking the French. There’s no reason why the country and its people should face American scorn for their lack of compliance with American and British desires for war with Iraq. Read more...


Outdoor dining cut back

In the face of city authority, one Westwood merchant is taking his plight to the people. Kelly Aladdin, owner of Elysee Bakery and Cafe, started a petition last month protesting the revocation of outdoor seating permits for several Westwood restaurants and cafes, including his own. Read more...


Traffic lights to put a stop to congestion

UCLA is taking one more step to decrease congestion on campus streets. Pedestrians and drivers passing through Charles E. Young Drive and De Neve Plaza may have noticed the addition of a traffic signal, soon to replace the stop signs dictating traffic flow. Read more...




Refusing to take war in stride

International Women’s Day took an anti-war turn at the fourth Global Women’s Strike on Saturday. Hundreds of women, children and men crowded in front of the Federal Building in Westwood to rally against the war and an expanding military budget. Read more...