Extension instructor’s death is deeply felt By Jennifer K. Morita Daily Bruin Staff UCLA Extension instructor and Los Angeles psychologist Carl Faber died last week at a Santa Monica hospital of non-Hodgkins lymphoma. Read more...

Family Business The Friedmans, owners of Crescent Jewelers, the oldest shop in Westwood, do business with ‘a smile and a thank you’ By Marjon Ghasemi Daily Bruin Contributor After nearly 50 years of marriage, Lenny Friedman has never forgotten to give his wife, Sunny, flowers for any special occasion. Read more...

Residents’ associations air student concerns Dorm and suite representatives serve as links to Business Enterprises funding By Karen Duryea Daily Bruin Contributor Every Monday evening while most residents are comfortable watching "Melrose Place," Saxon Suites President Brenda Janairo and her cabinet are busy planning events and programs for the residents in Saxon Suites. Read more...

La Escuela assists victims of injustice Students teach ESL to Thai immigrants in innovative ways By Jennifer K. Morita Daily Bruin Staff Gathering in a circle on a green and white straw mat, four women from Thailand got out their notebooks and pens and looked expectantly at the UCLA graduate student who is teaching them English. Read more...

Lieutenant governor proposes long-term fee controls Draft proposes immediate three-year freeze to avoid 30 percent increase under Compact By Ryan Ozimek Daily Bruin Contributor Although Gov. Read more...

E-mail results in confusion, false rumors Falsified message claims housing restructuring By Karen Duryea Daily Bruin Contributor On Campus Housing officials are currently conducting an investigation into a falsified e-mail that generated rumors and confusion among many dorm residents last week. Read more...

Atkinson compromises on policy dates Regents demand implementation of admissions ruling By Michael Howerton Daily Bruin Staff The Board of Regents has summoned University of California President Richard Atkinson to an emergency meeting on Wednesday over his decision last week to delay any changes in undergraduate admissions policy. Read more...