PATIL ARMENIAN/Daily Bruin Senior Staff Judy Schoop donates blood in memory of her brother-in-law, Mark Snider, in Ackerman Union Monday morning. Judy is a teacher at Taft High School in Woodland Hills. Read more...

  JENNIFER YUEN/Daily Bruin Senior Staff Gregory Ramos speaks at La Familia’s art symposium, featuring artists from the Chicano LGBT community, Saturday. By Michaele Turnage Daily Bruin Contributor About 300 people gathered in Ackerman Grand Ballroom on Saturday to address challenges and to celebrate the art of the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender Chicano community. Read more...

Q: Which president is the new Medical Center going to be named after? A: “Clinton, because he’s the most recent president.” “”mdash; Jason Wu, first-year civil engineering student A: “Hoover because it’s a cool name.” “”mdash; Katie Lui, third-year, business economics student A: “After whoever donated money.” “”mdash; Irene Bakmin, fourth-year, chemical engineering student The new UCLA Medical Center is going to be named after former President Ronald Reagan. Read more...

By Marcelle Richards Daily Bruin Reporter Though Napster’s services will not be stopped immediately, an appeals court ruled Monday to uphold an injunction to halt the trading of copyrighted music ““ which has been allowed by the UC system. Read more...

By Marcelle Richards Daily Bruin Reporter Midway through the academic year, The Bruin asked members of the Undergraduate Students Association Council to assess their roles as student representatives. Read more...

By Laura Rico Daily Bruin Contributor As a South Asian student at UCLA, Rita Sharma, a fourth-year international development studies student, might seem to embody the model minority theory. Read more...

  MICHAEL JENNINGS Debbie Davis (left) and Irene Yun listen to Blinker Punsulan-Wood speak at a UCSA conference in Ackerman Union on Saturday. By Marjorie Hernandez Daily Bruin Reporter Members of the University of California Student Association met at UCLA over the weekend to discuss student issues, including housing, dual admissions, student group funding, affirmative action and the status of two bill proposals. Read more...