KEITH ENRIQUEZ/Daily Bruin Senior Staff Students wait in line to buy drinks at the Volcano Tea House during Monday’s celebration of the Lunar New Year in Westwood Plaza. Read more...
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February 11, 9:00 pm
UCLA students celebrate Lunar New Year
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February 11, 9:00 pm
Stevenson revokes resignation
By Jenny Blake Daily Bruin Contributor After her unexpected announcement of resignation Friday, Brenda Stevenson decided Monday to remain as history department chair until the end of her term on June 30. Read more...
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February 11, 9:00 pm
Nation’s emphasis on teaching falls, suffers
By Noah Grand Daily Bruin Reporter Students are the real victims in a university system that does not adequately train its teachers. This is what happens when doctoral programs across the nation do not emphasize preparation for teaching ““ the “core responsibility” of California universities ““ according to a recent state report. Read more...
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February 11, 9:00 pm
Moby Disc runs out on lease, cites an inability to meet campus needs
 After only two years of business, video and music store Moby Disc in Ackerman Union is closed. By Debra Marisa Greene Daily Bruin Contributor UCLA’s Moby Disc is a financial whale of failure. Read more...
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February 10, 9:00 pm
History department chair resigns suddenly
 Brenda Stevenson By Jenny Blake Daily Bruin Contributor The history department is in disarray after the chair unexpectedly resigned at Friday’s departmental meeting. History department chair Brenda Stevenson excused herself mid-meeting after a faculty discussion, graduate students said. Read more...
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February 10, 9:00 pm
Commissioner for USAC steps down, citing personal issues
 Daily Bruin File Photo Kim Coss By Robert Salonga Daily Bruin Staff The financial supports commissioner for the Undergraduate Students Association Council, resigned from office last week, citing personal issues, which she declined to specify. Read more...
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February 10, 9:00 pm
Internet: just what the doctor ordered
By Hilaire Fong Daily Bruin Contributor While only 3 percent of doctors in America accessed the Internet in 1995, that number jumped to more than 90 percent last year, doctor George Lundberg said at a lecture Friday. Read more...