Wednesday, November 11


Without limits

In almost every aspect, first-year undeclared student Therese McCabe is just like any other freshman dealing with class schedules, sharing a bathroom in the dorms, and moving away from home. Read more...


UC regents review admissions report

SAN FRANCISCO “”mdash; The University of California Academic Senate presented its review of the university’s one-year-old controversial admissions policy to the UC Board of Regents on Thursday. Read more...


Local activism best way to save environment

Walking down Bruin Walk this week, there was yet another set of signs in the grass. But unlike previous Undergraduate Students Association Council election signs or the Halloween “graveyard,” this California Public Interest Research Group display had a positive message: People can be a force for positive change. Read more...



Newsmagazines go online after delay

Three newsmagazines have been approved for publication on the Web after a month-long delay. UCLA students can look forward to reading a new range of media from political commentary to women’s issues from the convenience of their computers. Read more...


AFSCME holds forum for UCLA workers to voice complaints

The American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees held a forum Wednesday afternoon to investigate management abuse at UCLA. Union members voiced their complaints in front of a panel that included former state assembly speaker and city council hopeful Antonio Villaraigosa and state Senate Labor Committee Chair Richard Alarcon. Read more...