Click Here to See Larger Image By Noah Grand Daily Bruin Reporter General education is getting a facelift for the first time in 20 years. The Academic Senate approved cutting four courses from the College of Letters & Science GE requirements and changing most GE classes from four units to five at its Legislative Assembly meeting Tuesday. Read more...

By Peijean Tsai Daily Bruin Contributor Students could either see an improvement or decline in activities offered by the Undergraduate Students Association Council, depending on what guidelines USAC sets for the use of funds under its “other income.” “Other income” includes all funds not derived from student fees, such as fundraising and private donations. Read more...

By Denise Chan Daily Bruin Contributor Students who watched the crashing planes and bloody ambush of soldiers in “Black Hawk Down” ““ a movie depicting the Battle of Mogadishu between Somalian and U.S. Read more...

Web site gives bioterrorism info The president’s recent State of the Union address strongly underscored the need for continued vigilance in matters of terrorism preparedness. In response to the need for easy-to-understand information about biological and chemical weapons, UCLA’s School of Medicine announced Tuesday the launch of a comprehensive Internet tutorial to educate the public about precautions and treatments for combating biological and chemical warfare. Read more...

By Dexter Gauntlett Daily Bruin Staff In a move that could redirect high school graduates from hitting the college books to hitting military targets for the 2004 freshman class, one House representative is calling on America’s youth to relearn the meaning of national unity and obligation to the country. Read more...

By Noah Grand Daily Bruin Reporter The Academic Senate heard the unthinkable at Tuesday’s Legislative Assembly meeting: University of California President Richard Atkinson is “committed to doing everything he can to raise student fees.” Executive Vice Chancellor Wyatt Rory Hume relayed the news and warned that the next two years at UCLA will be rough. Read more...