Campaign finance reforms proposed Environmental group joins in fight to stop ‘dirty money’ from controlling politics By Michael Angell Daily Bruin Contributor At a recent rally to drum up support for campaign finance reform, the California Public Interest Research Group (CALPIRG) did what monks of old did to dramatize sin: They staged a morality play. Read more...

UC task force hopes to reach communities New outreach program aims to make university more accessible to underrepresented students early development of those previously underrepresented By Michael Howerton Daily Bruin Staff Whether to buffer against the ravages of political winds or set the course straight after years of mis-navigation and leaky hulls, outreach is the new buzz word within the university that many hope will keep the vessel afloat. Read more...

Scholars explore marriage African American nuptials declining due to lack of males By Tiffany McElroy Daily Bruin Contributor According to research conducted by UCLA Professors M. Read more...

Hollywood comes to Drake Stadium By Vicente Jimenez Daily Bruin Contributor Gayle Devers, Olympic champion and UCLA alumna, is the subject of "Godspeed," the latest movie filmed on campus. Read more...

York Chang speaks out Undergraduate president uses vision to lead students against affirmative action cut, fee hikes with vision commitment and commitment By Brooke Olson Daily Bruin Contributor With his baggy pants, ripped T-shirt and laid-back manner, undergraduate President York Chang hardly fills the stereotypical image of a politician. Read more...

States move up primary dates in strategic move Front-loading aims to outshine Iowa, New Hampshire coverage By Philip Iglauer Daily Bruin Contributor There is at least one good thing about the primary season this year: it will be shorter. Read more...

Conflict builds over Congress’ latest reform bill Communications Decency Act threatens access to ‘Net information, opponents say By Jason Packman Daily Bruin Contributor The last time legislation came out of Washington that dealt with telecommunication, people still huddled in front of a radio to listen to President Franklin Roosevelt’s fireside chats and watched newsreels at theaters to see a world edging closer toward war. Read more...