Thursday, November 5

Former UCLA professor dies at 80

  Keith Ditman By Marcelle Richards Daily Bruin Senior Staff A former UCLA psychiatry professor, Keith Ditman spent his last years at his private practice where he saw patients just weeks before his death. Read more...


OBITUARIES

Faculty member leaves behind music Harold Land, a tenor saxophonist and faculty member of the UCLA Jazz Studies Program, died of a stroke July 27. He was 73. Read more...


ASUCLA’s net income bounces back

NET INCOME FROM 1980 TO 2001 ASUCLA made $831,000 this summer, strengthening its recovery from financial troubles. SOURCE: ASUCLA Original graphic by SEAN WATERS/Daily Bruin Senior Staff Web adaptation by STEPHEN WONG/Daily Bruin Senior Staff By Rachel Makabi Daily Bruin Reporter After experiencing net losses every year since 1992, the Associated Students of UCLA devised a multipart agenda that led to a net income of $2,756,000 this year. Read more...


UCLA greatly reduces energy consumption

By Robert Salonga Daily Bruin Staff While rising energy costs in California continue to loom overhead, UCLA’s ongoing efforts with conservation have significantly reduced the campus’ energy consumption. Read more...



Community Briefs

Computer worm may pose a threat UCLA students and other computer users could be at risk since the Code Red worm began infecting computers nationwide on July 31. Read more...


Narcotics offenses, thefts up at UCLA

UCLA Crime Burglary and misdemeanor drug charges increased in the last year at UCLA, while violent crime rates decreased SOURCE: University of California Police Department, Los Angeles Original graphic by TIMOTHY NGO/Daily Bruin Senior Staff Web adaptation by MIKE OUYANG/Daily Bruin Senior Staff By By Jason Ahn Daily Bruin Contributor Thefts and drug-related crimes at UCLA continued to rise in 2000, according to statistics recently released by university police. Read more...