UCLA officials predict houses will sell University project hopes to avoid fate of Westchester Bluffs By Lia Ramsey Daily Bruin Contributor With sales prospects buoyed by a favorable court ruling and an improving real estate market, UCLA officials are confident about the financial future of their newest housing endeavor. Read more...

Committee preserves student membership Board proposal adds representatives from professional sector By John Digrado Daily Bruin Staff Continuing with discussions on the proposed restructuring of UCLA Student Media’s governing body, Operations Committee members met Wednesday evening to vote on a revised version of the plan. Read more...

Under the needle Tattooing increasing in popularity despite pain, former negative image By Susan Lee Daily Bruin Contributor Howie Umemoto’s anthropology class got under his skin, but not in the conventional sense. Read more...

Symposium to discuss fresh perspectives on halitosis Garlic, hygiene not the only culprits of unpleasant breath By Jennifer Morita Daily Bruin Staff People avoid those who have it, refuse to work with them and won’t be kissing them anytime soon. Read more...

House proposes limiting immigration Republicans submit bills to reduce legal, illegal immigrants By Rachanee Srisavasdi Daily Bruin Staff In what may dramatically alter the current influx of immigrants, Republicans in the House of Representatives have proposed legislation that would significantly limit entry of both illegal and legal immigrants to the United States. Read more...

Memorial reflects on tragic deaths UCLA community mourns deaths, raises awareness By Patrick Marantal Daily Bruin Contributor A silent procession walked to the Franklin B. Murphy Sculpture Garden yesterday. Read more...

UCLA student qualifies for Olympic team By A. CinQue Carter Daily Bruin Contributor For the first time in four Olympic games, and in 20 years, UCLA has a women’s Olympic swimmer. Read more...