Monday, August 17

In the news:


Former UCLA professor Horowitz dies

By Amanda Fletcher Daily Bruin Senior Staff Harold W. Horowitz, 77, died of complications with Parkinson’s disease on July 28. A pioneer of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Horowitz was a former UCLA law professor and vice chancellor who left a mark on the university that lasts to this day. Read more...


Balancing act

By Monique Simpson For the Daily Bruin Chris Gantner is in his last year as a graduate student in history at UCLA. He commutes for two hours back and forth from Pomona College where he holds a teaching position. Read more...


Music controversy continues

By Mary Hoang Daily Bruin Contributor Internet music downloading systems are under fire by record industry lawsuits, and both sides are pointing the finger on each other. Read more...


Council appoints four students to committees

By Melody Wang Daily Bruin Contributor The Undergraduate Students Association Council recently appointed students to four committees, with 16 committee positions left to fill. The council appointed students to the Campus Programs, Community Activities, Student-Initiated Outreach and Student Fee Advisory committees at its July 18 and 25 meetings. Read more...



A voice for the masses

Tracy Davis, a UCLA graduate student, was nominated to be the 2001-2002 student regent by a committee of the UC Board of Regents. Before coming here as a graduate student in education, she worked for CNN and attended UCLA for her undergraduate studies. Read more...