Keyes pokes fun, not harm I am a Mormon, and David Keyes’ cartoon on Friday Nov. 15th was absolutely hilarious. He was not stereotyping, but rather finding humor in one aspect of Mormonism. Read more...

Student groups are divided on how to react to the increasing possibility of an American war with Iraq. Some groups speak out in full support of American military action, others criticize current U.S. Read more...

Students may think of drinking and partying when they hear the words “Greek life.” But members of the Delta Sigma Phi fraternity were busy serving 25 high-school students turkey and mashed potatoes Wednesday as part of the first Thanksgiving Luncheon and Speakers Program. Read more...

Federal inspectors are investigating allegations that management has covered up illegal activities at Los Alamos National Laboratory, which is managed by the University of California. The investigation comes after nearly $3 million worth of items disappeared or were reported missing from the nuclear research lab in the last three years, according to an internal document obtained by the Albuquerque Journal. Read more...

Los Angeles police officers and business owners discussed homeless people in Westwood who may hurt businesses at a town hall meeting at Jerry’s Famous Deli Tuesday. Read more...

After over an hour of heated debate, the Undergraduate Students Association Council approved the implementation of online voting for the spring 2003 general elections at their meeting Tuesday night. Read more...

One of the few watering holes in Westwood is being called a “public nuisance,” and is facing possible censure for allegedly serving alcohol to underage patrons and because of fights started in the bar, some involving UCLA football players. Read more...