Monday, August 10

In the news:

Crime Watch

Petty theft Four cellular phones, three wallets and four parking permits were stolen this period, totalling losses of $200. Someone stole $350 in clothes from a student resident’s room in Dykstra Hall on Apr. Read more...


Out of the bubble, into the Bay

  Third-year Ben Uminsky and first-year Megan Brewer prepare to go to San Francisco. By Jonathan Young Daily Bruin Contributor After serving in the army, attending West Point and opting for the greater flexibility of civilian life, third-year history student Ben Uminsky protested against the U.S.-led war on terrorism and voiced his support of Palestinians in a march on San Francisco City Hall. Read more...


Students recognize Armenian Genocide

  CLAIRE ZUGMEYER About 50 students gather at Meyerhoff Park, Monday, to protest the fact that not every country recognizes the Armenian genocide. The United States is among those countries. Read more...



Entertainment referendum dies

By Marcelle Richards Daily Bruin Senior Staff Students won’t get to take a stance on student fees this election “”mdash; the Undergraduate Students Association Council already put a lid on the subject. Read more...


Live shows go belly up after complaints

NAM PHO Gypsy Cafe featured belly dancers for years, but did not have an entertainment permit. By Christian Mignot Daily Bruin Contributor The debate over entertainment in Westwood has emerged once again after police asked two popular restaurants to remove the live shows they were providing without permits. Read more...


UCLA physician may be headed for D.C.

By Robert Salonga Daily Bruin Staff After trailblazing through the Himalayas, treating birds, delivering babies, studying at Harvard and professionally dealing blackjack, UCLA emergency physician Keri Gardner now has her sights set on the nation’s capital. Read more...