Four Democrats, one Republican and two Independents have announced they are vying for the Congressional seat that oversees UCLA’s district.

The Rothenberg Political Report, which rates the degree of certainty that one political party will win a seat, rated the district of Rep.

Steven Sabel, a former firefighter, decided to go to law school after a knee injury prevented him from returning to duty. He had wanted to be a lawyer since he was young.

Legislators proposed a bill Monday that would require the University of California and all other college campuses in the state to adopt new policies and prevention programs concerning campus sexual and domestic violence.

UCLA will celebrate Black History Month throughout February with a series of lectures and cultural exhibitions to enlighten the community about black culture and history.
On Wednesday, African studies professor Adams Bodomo, from the University of Vienna, will speak on contemporary Africa/China relations and the increasing number of Africans visiting and settling in China in his lecture “Africans in China.”
“We live in a media-saturated world in which different issues and perspectives continually compete for our attention,” said Darnell Hunt, director of the UCLA Ralph J.

Former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright would sit in a tent in her living room as she reviewed private material to ensure that no spies would ever see them, she told a sold-out crowd in Royce Hall Wednesday night.

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Undergraduate student government officials voted unanimously on Tuesday to adopt a resolution that endorses the demands of black student activists at San Jose State University for tolerance and diversity.

It was 4:30 in the morning and Joanna Cooper and her fellow UCLA students were fast asleep on the fifth floor of Rieber Hall. The weather was windy.

There was a shout.
“The president has been shot,” a Daily Bruin staffer announced to the newsroom.
Don Harrison remembers dozens of students gathering to watch a machine print out the breaking headlines line by line.

Denise Panaligan turned on the television Saturday morning and saw images of Typhoon Haiyan for the first time.
The third-year biology student from Leyte province in the Philippines, saw her hometown destroyed.

The army recruiter came to pick Dustin Halliwell up from his Southern California home in September 2000.
“I think my parents both cried seeing me drive away,” said the former army ranger.