By Michael Falcone Daily Bruin Contributor When a brigadier general came to campus on Friday, members of the UCLA Reserve Officers Training Corps did more than just salute. Read more...

Los Alamos fire affects national lab employees In a move officials called unprecedented, Los Alamos National Laboratory gave an extensive tour of its facilities to reporters Saturday, trying to allay fears that a wildfire damaged key research and nuclear waste areas at the high-security lab. Read more...

By Timothy Kudo Daily Bruin Staff Students were given a rare opportunity Saturday to meet with three members of a group that make some of the most important decisions in the UC system ““ the UC Board of Regents. Read more...

By Linh Tat Daily Bruin Staff Flowers from their children weren’t enough. About 3,000 women converged upon the Federal Building on Sunday to demand a more serious gift from the government ““ stricter gun control laws ““ as part of the national “Million Mom March 2000.” While the mothers advocated for new gun control laws during the march from Glendon Avenue to the Federal Building, about 400 counter-protesters standing between Veteran Avenue and Sepulveda Boulevard held up signs opposing stricter laws. Read more...

By Mason Stockstill Daily Bruin Senior Staff There were few surprises in this year’s Graduate Students Association elections, as the unopposed candidates won their respective races and turnout yet again languished below the cherished 10 percent benchmark. Read more...

By George Fujii Daily Bruin Staff While supporters chanted and cheered, five members of the Praxis slate and four independents were elected to the Undergraduate Students Association Council when primary election results were announced early Friday morning. Read more...

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