Cable installation runs into difficulty Student reactions mixed as wiring schedule delayed By Kimberly Mackesy The lengthy and long-awaited process of in-room cable installation at the dorms began in Hedrick Hall on Tuesday morning. Read more...

Custodians reveal filthy secrets of UCLA campus By Matt Sorokotyazh To some people, nothing is more important than decent rest rooms. Yet clean restrooms are often taken for granted and people who maintain them are not given their due. Read more...

New treatment helps end newborn blindness UCLA researchers find inexpensive solution for developing countries By Janice Luo UCLA researchers have discovered a new, inexpensive eye treatment that will help reduce the incidences of blindness around the world. Read more...

Officials to set criteria for campus groups By Nancy Hsu Daily Bruin Senior Staff Officials charged with establishing a set of criteria to distinguish a cultural campus group from a religious one said they have met their March 1 deadline, but won’t comment further on their decision until it is reviewed by other administrators. Read more...

SAGE to vote for support of two-day strike Employees continue fight for recognition from administration By Betty Song As the next step in the ongoing battle for union recognition from the UCLA administration, the Student Association of Graduate Employees (SAGE) will vote tonight on whether to give authorization for a two-day labor strike early spring quarter. Read more...

Report finds lack of employee diversity Few minorities at higher levels of ASUCLA staffing By Patrick Kerkstra Daily Bruin Staff Do the career employees of the students’ association reflect UCLA’s and Southern California’s diversity? Read more...

Dorm residents to get Internet in fall UCLA housing begins installation of direct cable lines By Allyssa Lee The term "world at your fingertips" takes on a literal meaning as plans for a universal dorm networking system continue at UCLA. Read more...