Friday, August 7

Projects break ground at UCLA

The 15-minute waits for treadmills and the chipped, rusted weights familiar to students who visit the John Wooden Center will cease to exist as of March 2004. Read more...


Budget plan may mean fee hike

SAN FRANCISCO “”mdash; The University of California Board of Regents voted to pass a preliminary budget plan Thursday for the 2003-2004 fiscal year that could include a 6.5 percent student fee hike, if the state does not provide requested funds. Read more...


Projects break ground at UCLA

To many students, it may seem that construction projects at UCLA are years behind schedule, but the construction for the new intramural field and parking structure is actually three months ahead of schedule. Read more...





Newsmagazines go online after delay

Three newsmagazines have been approved for publication on the Web after a month-long delay. UCLA students can look forward to reading a new range of media from political commentary to women’s issues from the convenience of their computers. Read more...