In the 27 seasons he spent at UCLA, no two players meant more to John Wooden on or off the court than Lew Alcindor and Bill Walton.

On June 11, 1970, a small daily newspaper in Santa Monica ran a short story about a mural that had recently been completed in UCLA’s Ackerman Union.

While a sweet April shower was coming down outside, English Professor Michael Allen stood perfectly dry and silent in the English Reading Room, fixed on a portrait in a display, studying its features.

For most students, a 30-pack of Keystone Light is out of sight after a Friday night party.

A fire broke out in an apartment in the large brick building on the corner of Midvale Avenue and Ophir Drive early this morning.

We had just climbed down the face of an enormous mesa on top of which we had spent all day watching archaeologists survey a prehistoric fortified site.

PUNO, PERU “”mdash; In the small community of Taraco on the high plains of southeastern Peru, a few Peruvian coins will cover the cost of admission to a single-room museum showcasing monoliths, potsherds and other cultural artifacts from the area.

PUNO, PERU “”mdash; Elizabeth Klarich first met Charles “Chip” Stanish, director of the UCLA Cotsen Institute of Archaeology, in 1994 when she was at her Chicago high school’s career day listening to his description of the field archaeologist’s way of life.

PUNO, PERU “”mdash; The history of Western influence in Peru has been, for the most part, an unpleasant tale.

When the doors to Pauley Pavilion opened in 1965, school administrators were already talking about a renovation.