A look at the history behind affirmative action Policy’s brief past filled with court challenges, debates By Nancy Hsu Daily Bruin Senior Staff As opponents of affirmative action claim the policy discriminates, proponents claim it opens windows of opportunity to those long denied a foothold in American society. Read more...

Site for new Arts Library raises concerns Proposal aims for more construction in North Campus By Michael Howerton Contention, excitement, confusion and outrage have been sparked by a proposal to construct a new Arts Library in North Campus. Read more...

UCLA resolves apartment building controversy Construction site schedule altered for student tenants By Kimberly Mackesy On one side of the freeway, children run around a playground in the afternoon sun. Read more...

ASUCLA to fire executive director Consultants act as interim directors, Reed on paid leave By Patrick Kerkstra Daily Bruin Staff Five years of declining finances and increasing organizational chaos caught up with the associated students’ Executive Director Jason Reed yesterday, as the board of directors announced their intent to fire him at a gathering of association employees. Read more...

Events foretold Reed’s dismissal By Patrick Kerkstra Daily Bruin Staff Since 1981, Jason Reed has held sway over the students’ association, checked only by an always changing and often inexperienced student majority board of directors. Read more...

Graduate students face new fee hikes Regents to vote in July on additional increase for ’95-’96 By Laryssa Kreiselmeyer Fee increases are not just the concern of undergraduate students. Read more...

GSA adds new candidates to ballot Election board accepts applicants despite deadline By Betty Song The Graduate Student Association elections board unanimously voted Friday to allow three late applicant candidates onto this year’s election ballot. Read more...