Officials cite low rate of condom use Unplanned pregnancies on UCLA campus result in struggling students By Matt Sorokotyazh Pleasure, HIV and death all share the lack of one thing ­ a condom, experts warned. Read more...

Bruins forgo campus convenience, save money Limited budgets, higher prices drive students to markets By Kimberly Mackesy Ah, elementary school. The days of opening up your Star Wars lunch box and finding a gummy PB & J sandwich, a bruised banana and a leaky juice box. Read more...

Guest etiquette creates conflict Roommates must deal with communication and privacy issues in crowded conditions By Kimberly Mackesy Angela Kim never had houseguests overstay their welcome in her home, but she has seen the grave and sometimes unusual effects the problem can have on students’ lives. Read more...

Colleges routinely mishandle radioactive material Harvard U. cited eight times for violation of laws By Jon Marcus The Associated Press BOSTON — Radioactive material is tossed into the trash and buried in a landfill. Read more...

Program helps students adapt, directs lives By Jennifer K. Morita Daily Bruin Staff When the director of UCLA’s Academic Advancement Program was in New Mexico in January, he visited an Indian pueblo in Taos. Read more...

Clark contributes legacy of culture to UCLA By Michael Howerton The West Adams district is one of the oldest neighborhoods in Los Angeles, and in another era it was the most prestigious of addresses. Read more...

Architecture stands on solid ground Student exhibits pass accreditation board’s review By Laryssa Kreiselmeyer Students and faculty at the UCLA School of Architecture can now breathe a sigh of relief after the school’s four-day re-accreditation examination by the National Accreditation Board ended Wednesday. Read more...