Jason Bernabe grabbed his large rainbow-colored flag early in the afternoon on Tuesday, waving it tirelessly as he marched along Wilshire Boulevard.

At tonight’s undergraduate student government meeting, councilmembers will vote to endorse a student-drafted petition to save the international development studies major after its recent suspension by the Undergraduate Council of the UCLA Academic Senate.

UCLA’s Bruins for Animals will be receiving the Star College Group award from People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals 2.

The Undergraduate Communication Association is holding its annual Spring Networking Night tonight in the Charles E. Young Grand Salon in Kerckhoff Hall.

Professors at UCLA as well as members of several Hollywood entertainment companies will come together today in a panel titled “Hollywood 2.0.”

Today marks World Health Day, held every year on this day under the World Health Organization’s sponsorship and celebrated locally at various campuses and locations.

The current economic crisis has created changes in many aspects of the nation and state, and now UCLA is beginning to see these changes in the classroom.

The economic outlook was bleak at the UCLA Anderson School of Management’s first Forecast for 2009.
The report showed a 6.1 percent decline in real gross domestic product in the last quarter of 2008 and forecasted an even steeper decline of 6.8 percent in the first quarter of 2009.

Transportation can be one of the biggest headaches for UCLA students, who live in a city where much of the population is dependent on automobiles.

The AIDS Awareness Committee’s annual roller-skating fundraiser “RollAIDS” gets moving tonight in Ackerman Grand Ballroom, inviting students to roll and dance along with music from the ’90s.