Courtesy of UCR.edu UCR Chancellor Raymond Orbach may work for the DOE. By Noah Grand Daily Bruin Reporter Raymond Orbach, who has served as a UC chancellor longer than anyone else who currently holds the position, said he expects to leave UC Riverside to work with the U.S. Read more...

  MANDY WHITING Members of SCAW and Bruin Republicans made visible their stances on the war at Meyerhoff Park Wednesday. By Sophia Chakos-Leiby Daily Bruin Contributor More than 50 students from UCLA and surrounding colleges gathered peacefully at Meyerhoff Park Wednesday, some rallying for and others against the war on terrorism. Read more...

  KEITH ENRIQUEZ/Daily Bruin Senior Staff Karren Lane and Bryant Tan, members of USAC, discuss the potential for a general education diversity requirement to be implemented at UCLA. Read more...

By Debra Marisa Greene Daily Bruin Contributor From e-mail to e-commerce, the 2001 UCLA Internet Report released today seeks to explain the impact of these “E’s” and the Internet on America. Read more...

  NICOLE MILLER/Daily Bruin A computer program named Truman lectured before Dario Nardi’s PIC class Wednesday, demonstrating the abilities of artificial intelligence. By Jessica Chung Daily Bruin Contributor Mixing the three laws of robotics with “knock knock” and “your momma” jokes, Truman is not your everyday computer programming lecturer ““ instead, it’s a computer program with artificial intelligence. Read more...

Student endures 171 piercings OMAHA, Neb. “”mdash; On Friday, 21-year-old Matt Brown received a few sharp sticks ““ 171 to be exact, to try to achieve a new world record for the most piercings in a single sitting, according to the University of Nebraska, Omaha’s The Gateway. Read more...

  Courtesy of UCLA Media Relations Physics professor John Dawson died Nov. 17. He was a "true humanitarian" who believed science was most noble, one colleague said. Read more...