Quarter nears end, but stress doesn’t Worries magnify as academic, personal pressures increase By Betty Song It thrives on pressure and feeds on procrastination. It’s stress, and it’s everywhere. Read more...

Day Without Art boosts AIDS awareness Art exhibits shrouded in memory of AIDS-related deaths By Rodney Tanaka A walk through the Franklin D. Murphy Sculpture Garden today provides students with a sobering reminder of the impact of AIDS. Read more...

Parking headaches abound Westwood, on campus Students complain about limited space and costly tickets By Naoki Naruse Tomoko Yamura and her friend recently went to Westwood to buy pizza. Read more...

Grads to teach joys of safe sex, facts on AIDS Forum highlights World AIDS Awareness day By Phillip Carter Daily Bruin Staff Few classes at UCLA actually show students how to practice safe sex, in addition to teaching them why they must. Read more...

Chancellor visits undergrad student government Declares strong support for affirmative action, elaborates on Prop. 187 position By Jennifer K. Morita During a special appearance before the undergraduate student council Tuesday, Chancellor Charles Young reaffirmed his support for affirmative action in the face of what he feared was a growing hostility toward it. Read more...

Study to focus on low wages $180,000 grant funds the School of Public Policy By Gil Hopenstand Daily Bruin Senior Staff Finding solutions to Los Angeles’ low-wage employment problems may be only $180,000 away. Read more...