Fair trade coffee may soon arrive in forms other than cappuccinos and lattes as the Associated Students of UCLA considers expanding its fair trade coffee selection. Read more...

In classes with more than one teaching assistant, do you think the TAs grade fairly? Would you rather have a professor grading the work? Jennifer Du Second-year, psychology and political science “I think if one professor graded all the papers there would be more equilibrium among all papers, so they would be more in sync. Read more...

Aggressive behavior intolerant After reading the article, “Bake sale cooks up heated debate,” (News, May 22), it never ceases to amaze me what left-wing students will do to prevent their conservative peers from voicing their opinions. Read more...

President Bush recently praised a $350 billion tax cut measure passed by Congress. For months Bush has been pushing for a large tax cut, claiming it will help average Americans endure a sluggish economy. Read more...

UCLA will get back nine valuable acres of playing field after two long years of waiting due to parking structure construction. Students will be able to play on the intramural field next to Drake stadium starting Aug. Read more...

Green fences, the sound of jackhammers, dust and blocked traffic ““ these are indicators of progress at UCLA. For students and faculty, construction often seems incessant. Read more...

Ongoing construction is a given when attending UCLA, but more recently, students have been finding out that they are not immune to construction even at the residential halls. Read more...