Endorsement overlooks vision By Adam Harmetz I feel yesterday’s Daily Bruin endorsements did not adequately represent my vision and passion for the concept of student advocacy.  Student advocacy was a bug I caught accidentally two years ago when I had the pleasure to chair a body similar to USAC called On Campus Housing Council. Since then, I have worked tirelessly ““ and at much personal sacrifice ““ to educate myself on a myriad of issues and to gain the respect of my peers on many student advocacy projects. Read more...

As an extra-colorful Bruin Walk indicates, it is election week for the undergraduate student government ““ complete with multi-colored sign boards, a first-time online ballot, and still many apathetic students. Read more...

A young boy doesn’t usually don a grandmother outfit complete with a high-pitched voice to tell a story. But at the Parental Involvement Through the Arts program, one child did exactly that to show his peers and their parents that education is important. Read more...

The Muslim Student Association continues its “Real War on Terrorism” program series this week, seeking to expose the injustices of efforts to curb terrorism on the global level. Read more...

While fighting continues in Israel, Jewish student groups this week will focus on celebrating the country’s 55th anniversary and educating the campus about Middle East issues. Read more...

The 13th annual Worldfest will take place this week with “Peace, Harmony and Diversity” as its theme. Worldfest 2003 will be held throughout the UCLA campus May 4 through 11, and is hosted by the Undergraduate Students Association Council’s Cultural Affairs Commission in conjunction with the Office of Residential Life. Read more...

This year marks the 30th year that the Anderson School at UCLA will present the Gerald Loeb Awards, and the fourth consecutive year that the Anderson School Dean Bruce Willison will serve on the awards’ judging panel. Read more...