GOP, schools wrangle over education cuts By Alisa Ulferts Special to The Bruin Recent Republican hits on financial aid have critics wondering if the Contract with America is really a contract on education, as federal student loan programs ­ including President Clinton’s favorites ­ are lined up and shot. Read more...

Chancellor Young addresses students Affirmative action, SAGE issues dominate question, answer session By Kimberly Mackesy Students had an opportunity to address their grievances and have their questions answered by Chancellor Charles Young in a open forum held in Ackerman Grand Ballroom Wednesday. Read more...

Affirmative action debate causes partisan battle Policies could be deciding factor in the 1996 election By James Thomas Snyder Daily Bruin Senior Staff When President Bill Clinton spoke before the California Democratic Convention last weekend, his recent statements on affirmative action drew fire. Read more...

Scholarships to benefit humanities students Design for Sharing attracts support from arts-lovers By Allyssa Lee Seen as having an "eye for art" by members of the UCLA Medical Center, professor of ophthalmology Dr. Read more...

Stolen computers recovered Police suspect Medical Center employee of theft By Cari Brooks and Donna Wong Daily Bruin Senior Staff A string of Medical Center computer burglaries may soon be solved. Read more...

Students rally for Mitsubishi boycott By Janice Luo UCLA’s Rainforest Action Group is appealing to the students’ association to boycott all Mitsubishi products, such as cars, televisions and computer electronics, because of the company’s logging activities in the rainforest. Read more...

Another Q&A session with President Clinton The White House held a college press day last month, where student journalists got a chance to meet administration officials and interview President Clinton. Read more...