Elvis impersonators, playing cards and dice filled the blue-and-gold clad streets as the 2003 UCLA Homecoming Parade made its way through Westwood on Friday night, followed by a spirited rally. Read more...

A fan of jazz and one of the founders of UCLA’s Brain Research Institute, Donald Lindsley was a compassionate teacher. He kept in touch with students by writing full-page letters they would receive years after earning their degrees. Read more...

As a United States diplomat, he coordinated foreign policy in numerous African countries and served in Baghdad. As a political adviser, he served in the Clinton administration. Read more...

When Jacques Barzun wrote: “Whoever wants to know the heart and mind of America had better learn baseball,” he wasn’t just celebrating the venerable tradition of a great national sport. Read more...

Sept. 16, 2003 ““ a date that will live in infamy. It was on this day that the Los Angeles City Council, in a 13-0 decision, brought lap dancing to a bumping and grinding halt. Read more...

Can you name any of the candidates vying for the 2004 Democratic presidential nomination? If so, how many? Chih-Chung Liu Fifth-year, mathematics No, but I am also not a citizen. Read more...

Protester should listen and learn before protesting I couldn’t help but laugh at the hypocrisy displayed by the protester quoted in the article (“Alan Dershowitz discusses “˜The Case for Israel,'” News, Oct. Read more...