On Wednesday night, UCLA students, along with the state and country, witnessed the top five front-runners of the upcoming recall election discuss, debate and attack each other on important issues facing the state. Read more...

Though the student coalition heading “UCLA Vote 2003″ registered 15 percent of their original 10,000 student goal, many believe their efforts were a success. The coalition ““ made up of student leaders from organizations including CalPIRG, Bruin Democrats and five Undergraduate Students Association Council offices ““ worked up a frenzy Sunday and Monday to register students to vote for the upcoming Oct. Read more...

After being out of commission due to renovation, Courtside, a residential building in Sunset Village, and the Covel Commons residential restaurant are back in business for the new school year. Read more...

Wednesday’s “Super Bowl” recall candidate debate drew mixed reactions from many members of its television audience, but they were able to agree on a couple of key points. Read more...

In the first and perhaps only time before the Oct. 7 recall election, all five major candidates vying to replace Gov. Gray Davis, including actor Arnold Schwarzenegger, squared off in a heated debate that attempted to deal with serious issues facing California but at times dissolved into a series of personal spats. Read more...

Council supports same-sex marriage The undergraduate student government passed a resolution in support of same-sex marriage at its meeting Tuesday night. The resolution states that “(the Undergraduate Students Association Council) shall vigorously support legislation that benefits the (Lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender) community.” Internal Vice President Allende Palma Saracho said USAC passed the resolution because the ability to “express one’s love for one another should not be questioned.” The resolution was passed two weeks before UCLA’s National Coming Out Week 2003 Celebration. Read more...

On Sunday, the Welcome Back Concert gave students a chance to enjoy musical performances and bring in the fall quarter. It also left out the riot police and mass crowding associated with the event it replaced: Black Sunday. Read more...