By Robert Salonga Daily Bruin Staff Students will no longer decide how to present their SAT II scores to prospective colleges, the College Board announced last week. Read more...

Click Here to See Larger Image By Peijean Tsai Daily Bruin Contributor UCLA students heard an Iranian reaction to President Bush’s statement labeling Iran as part of an “˜axis of evil.’ The seminar “Iran and Bush’s Axis of Evil: What does it mean for the Middle East?” was sponsored by the Burkle Center for International Relations Thursday and was a response to Bush’s comment that Iran, Iraq and North Korea “constitute an axis of evil, arming to threaten the peace of the world” during his State of the Union Address in January. Read more...

  The Associated Press Wall Street Journal reporter Daniel Pearl was confirmed dead Thursday by the State Department after new video evidence surfaced one month after his kidnapping in Karachi, Pakistan. Read more...

By Noah Grand Daily Bruin Reporter Students will face an increase in mandatory fees unless the University of California can secure more state funding or cut programs. Read more...

  BRIDGET O’BRIEN/Daily Bruin Senior Staff Cristina Murillo-Walters honed her writing skills while at UCLA. By Eugenie Mason Daily Bruin Contributor Like many graduating seniors, UCLA alumna Cristina Murillo-Walters didn’t know what field she wanted to go into. Read more...

By Denise Chan Daily Bruin Contributor The UCLA Department of Neurosurgery lost associate professor and Medical School Admissions Committee member Elliott E. Blinderman. He was killed at the age of 70 in a traffic collision on Jan. Read more...

500-year-old seeds germinate An international team led by UCLA scientists germinated lotus seeds nearly 500 years old from lotus fruits recovered from an ancient lotus lake in northeastern China ““ the first time new plants have been raised from parents so old. Read more...