Friday, May 1

Hate crimes show need for classes

By Angela Davison Why are so many people afraid of ethnic and gender studies? Is this fear a by-product of the administration’s reluctance to create a diversity requirement that would move toward a representative and progressive educational system? Read more...


Learning to C.O.P.E.

Its participants call it fabulous and rewarding ““ as well as challenging and frustrating. Evoking such mixed feelings is a program called Community Outreach for Prevention and Education, which seeks to provide mentoring for at-risk youth throughout Venice. Read more...


University investigates complaints against UCPD

By Linh Tat Daily Bruin Staff The university has launched a formal investigation against a university police officer and the UCPD chief after members of the Undergraduate Students Association Council and several student organizations complained they mistreated students. Read more...


Skaters digest fun, Roll-AIDS message

By George Fujii Daily Bruin Staff For three hours Tuesday night, students could roller-skate in Ackerman without fear of reprisals. The sixth annual Roll-AIDS turned Ackerman Grand Ballroom into a skating rink for a fun way to raise awareness of AIDS. Read more...


Speakers attack hate crimes with education

By Laura Rico Daily Bruin Contributor “Ending Hate” was the focus of the Asian Pacific Coalition’s forum Tuesday night at the Kerckhoff Art Gallery. The event concentrated on hate crimes committed against members of the Asian Pacific Islander community and how these crimes can be tied to broader issues of racism, homophobia and sexism. Read more...


An American abroad

By Emi Kojima Daily Bruin Senior Staff SANTIAGO, Chile “”mdash; Steve Runyan gets up at 6 a.m., trying not to wake his Chilean host family whose rooms are separated from his by only a thin wall and curtain. Read more...