RELIEF DINNER Sunday, 7 p.m. Ackerman Grand
Ballroom
To raise money for Lebanese civilians, an alliance of student
groups will host a charity dinner from 7 to 10 p.m.

From the Bible Belt to the Moral Majority movement, Christianity
is commonly associated with conservatism in contemporary American
politics, a coupling Pastor David Hintz believes is mandated by the
Bible.

Because of the increasing debt load associated with higher
education, college graduates face difficulty pursuing low-paying
public service careers, according to a new report released Thursday
by the California Public Interest Research Group.

The newly formed Undergraduate Admissions Workgroup held its
first meeting Tuesday to develop changes to the undergraduate
admissions process in hopes of encouraging diversity on campus.

Problems logging on to the University Records System Access Web
site complicated an already frustrating process for some students
enrolling in spring-quarter classes last week.
Upon attempting to log on to URSA late last week, some students
reported receiving a message stating that the maximum number of
students were already logged on to the server.

Instead of one night of celebration, Vietnamese ring in the New
Year, known as Tet, with a week of relaxation and entertainment
full of rich cultural customs.

A panel of UCLA faculty members alleged by a conservative group
to be politically radical spoke at a teach-in Tuesday night to
combat what they perceive as attacks on academic freedom.

In an effort to curb media piracy, UCLA plans enter a one-year
agreement with three digital media vendors who will provide legal
downloading services beginning in spring 2006.

Full of “dreams and goals,” Maria Suarez entered the
U.S. at age 16 as a slave sold for $200.
As one of an estimated 900,000 yearly victims of human
trafficking, Suarez shared her story at the Human Trafficking
Conference, hosted by Youth for Human Rights International and
supported by the Bruin Democrats, on Wednesday.

When thousands of refugees came to America after the end of the
Vietnam War in 1975, they vowed not to forget the 4,000 years of
culture they brought with them.