Patrolling the ‘Net Student Technology Center charges two UCLA students with e-mail address forgery By Jean May Chen and John Digrado Daily Bruin Staff Citing serious infractions of the Student Technology Center Acceptable Use Policy, Office of Residential Life and Student Technology Center officials charged two students with e-mail address forgery, as well as operating unauthorized Internet sites out of their dorm room. Read more...

The greek debate battles on Fraternities may not have universal appeal, but members say their houses provide academic, social support By Jennifer Louie Daily Bruin Contributor Among the many decisions that confront students on campus is the decision of whether or not to "go greek." While some students linger indecisively before deciding whether or not the greek system is for them, others dive in with certainty. Read more...

Lot 8 site of morning car blaze FRED HE/Daily Bruin A 1982 Nissan 200 SX caught fire in the Lot 8 parking on Thursday. No one was injured, but the damage was estimated at $2,000. Read more...

Outreach programs touch community lives Office uses student mentors to empower people of color By Anika Johnson Daily Bruin Contributor For UCLA alumna Petra Galarza, outreach programs have been an essential part of her life. Read more...

Bisexual cadet speaks her mind Last May, Cadet Huong Nguyen came out as a bisexual woman. Following federal policy on gays in the military, ROTC placed her on leave. Read more...

Women’s studies chair inspires UCLA students Ardent feminist shares life lessons about inequality By Susan Lee Daily Bruin Contributor When she walked into the first day of her Introduction to Women’s Studies class and found an overflow of students, Christine Littleton pulled out a phone and made calls until every student had a chair in which to sit. Read more...

Library to be inspected for airborne pollutants University Research facility safety codes under scrutiny By Jennifer Louie Daily Bruin Contributor When the University Research Library sustained damage from the 1994 Northridge earthquake and asbestos was discovered in the ceiling tiles, library administrators removed the hazardous mineral and began making improvements in order to comply with health regulations. Read more...