Sunday, November 1

Event offers students insight on conflict

  DANIEL WONG Salam Al-Maryati, director of the Muslim Public Affairs Council, and Rabbi Chaim Seidler-Feller, director of UCLA Hillel, host a discussion. By Todd Belie Daily Bruin Contributor As months of escalating conflict in the Middle East claimed more than 270 lives, speakers addressed the Palestinian-Israeli conflict in the Ackerman Lounge on Tuesday. Read more...


Community Briefs

Medical schools create funds to lure doctors BOSTON “”mdash; The University of California, San Francisco and Harvard University hope to lure doctors back into the classroom by creating multi-million endowments to offset time spent away from patients. Read more...


Operation Counter-Strike

  Illustration by ZACH LOPEZ/Daily Bruin By Lisa Klassen Daily Bruin Contributor The sounds of gunfire, shouting, and running resound through resident halls any given night, signaling not a terrorist attack but another round of the popular computer game Counter-Strike. Read more...


Some band equipment still missing

  BRIDGET O’BRIEN/Daily Bruin Senior Staff Detective Bob DeVega from the USC Department of Public Safety photographs stolen equipment on the day it was returned to UCLA. Read more...



Major remains available despite rumors

By Bimal Rajkomar Daily Bruin Reporter International Development Studies students returned to school this year to find that their core class had been canceled and their program’s office had disappeared ““ leading many to believe that the major was cancelled. Read more...


TVs installed in food court for revenue, entertainment

By Todd Belie Daily Bruin Contributor Nearly one dozen televisions and a sound system now cover half of the Ackerman Union food court. The College Television Network installed televisions around Panda Express, Rubios and Tropix on Monday as part of a deal with the Associated Students of UCLA. Read more...