The Daily Bruin office has been known to spark a juicy love affair or two in its day. Inevitably, these hot newspaper relationships melt down into tabloid scandal.

Fourth-year history student Daniel Benji never used to miss
lectures if he could help it. Only an emergency could have kept him
away.
But that was before BruinCast, a new service being tested in
four classes this quarter, which videotapes lectures and puts them
online for later viewing.

After years of working to promote social change in the
institutions around it, the group formerly known as the
Environmental Coalition is going through some changes itself,
including today’s reopening of its Kerckhoff Hall office as
the Sustainable Resource Center.

Looking out into Westwood and the greater city of Los Angeles,
it is not difficult to find people who may not know the source of
their next meal.

ITT Educational Services, Inc. has agreed to reimburse the state
of California $725,000 for Cal Grants mistakenly rewarded as a
result of the company misreporting student grades, ITT announced
Monday.

It is not uncommon for a student to miss a lecture every now and
then. He overslept; she was sick; he was arrested for his unpaid
parking tickets and could not make bail.

After eight years as chancellor, Albert Carnesale will leave
behind a legacy of successful fundraising and capital programs, but
he has garnered mixed reviews from some past and present student
leaders on his accessibility to students.

The small audience of judges was silent as Alisha Beltramo, a
fourth-year communication studies student, spoke her piece. She
spoke with great emotion of what she felt her experience at UCLA
had given her, which she would be able to employ in her life beyond
the proverbial campus walls.

The Central Ticket Office announced Tuesday it will be entering
into a partnership with Ticketmaster to provide ticketing services
for students.
CTO Director Dave Lowenstein said he had spent 15 months in due
diligence, studying all the alternatives and finally settling with
Ticketmaster, citing other schools as having used the service
successfully.

Women and men of a variety of different backgrounds and
organizations, and with varying degrees of enthusiasm for the
feminist movement, gathered Sunday to discuss the state of
women’s rights locally and internationally as a part of the
first annual Women’s Collective.