As Neil Ins weighs his organic blue and pink potatoes, Lynn
Johnson displays her plants that grow from seashells and musician
Raymond Lee Parker plays jazz music for hours on the piano.

With two new residence halls scheduled to be completed by Fall
2005, second-year students are being given the opportunity to live
on campus next year, continuing UCLA’s transition into a
university in which most students live on campus.

The first cases of the HIV virus were diagnosed and treated over
20 years ago at UCLA. Today, the university continues to take
strides in fighting the epidemic by encouraging and administering
testing for HIV on campus.

A new California law requiring all cell phone retailers to
provide a way to collect and recycle used cell phones was recently
signed into law by Gov.

The Mann Plaza movie theater on Glendon Avenue closed its
curtains on Oct. 21 and will be demolished later this month to make
way for a $100 million retail development by Alan Casden.

After serving UCLA students for 10 years, Taco Bell is scheduled
to close its doors today, but some students refuse to say goodbye
to the popular campus eatery.