Monday, May 25


The benefits of nonviolence

Reverend James Lawson was studying theology at Oberlin College in Ohio when Martin Luther King Jr. came to the school in February 1957, urging him to move south and help lead the Civil Rights Movement. Read more...




Little Rock Nine recall turmoil

The first day of high school can often be daunting ““ new classes, teachers and friends. But the Little Rock Nine, some of the first students to desegregate public schools in 1957, had more to worry about than the average student. Read more...


Compact with state, UC upheld

Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger’s recent $111.7 billion budget for the upcoming fiscal year includes constitutional amendments to impose across-the-board spending cuts to help the state alleviate an $8.1 billion shortfall. Read more...


New grants for affected

International students at UCLA who are from areas that were directly affected by the recent earthquake and resultant tsunami in South Asia may qualify for new financial aid resources, available thanks to a grant provided by two national organizations, the Institute of International Education and the Freeman Foundation. Read more...