Wednesday, July 29


Canada tries to interest students in culture

Correction Appended When many UCLA students are asked what they know about Canada, the answer is often silence or laughter. Perhaps a rare student will be reminded of cheap prescription drugs, or refer to it as the place where military draft-dodgers go. Read more...



Families sue over cadaver sales

While university officials expressed regret for criminal allegations involving its Willed Body Program at a press conference Monday, relatives of those whose bodies were donated to the program filed a lawsuit against UCLA. Read more...


Kerry can’t do it alone

Now that John Kerry has nearly locked up the Democratic nomination for president, the real fun is just beginning as he and President Bush start down the long road of campaigning toward the Nov. Read more...


Workers, patrons glad to return to local store

Shoppers this weekend at the Westwood Ralphs were met with signs of “Thin Mint Station” as Girl Scouts attempted to coax shoppers into purchasing their Samoas ““ a stark contrast to the upset striking employees who chanted, “Don’t shop at Ralphs, shop somewhere else!” not too long ago. Read more...


Cadaver inquest continues

University police made a second arrest Sunday in an ongoing investigation of UCLA’s willed body program, the director of which was taken into custody Saturday for allegedly selling body parts from cadavers donated to the university. Read more...