Democrats fight grant, loan cuts Gephardt, leaders ask for support in fighting legislation By Michael Howerton Urging students to help lawmakers take a stand against the financial aid cuts proposed by the Republicans in congress, Richard Gephardt, the U.S. Read more...

Fulbright Award sends Bruin to study in Italy Architectural ambition leads to prestigious award By Princeton Kim While some students go to Europe on a one way ticket with the intention of bumming around, UCLA doctoral student Richard Abramson possesses more ambitious aspirations. Read more...

GSA repeats initiative to raise fees Referendum rules require 10 percent voter participation By Betty Song This year, two old initiatives reappear on the 1995 Graduate Student Association (GSA) ballot along with a new one. Read more...

UCLA Pow-Wow promotes Native American culture Traditional arts, dances celebrate tribal life, pride By Nancy Hsu Daily Bruin Senior Staff Each of the 182 eagle feathers on Gary Richards’ traditional Lakota Indian dress represents a fallen warrior. Read more...

UCLA law grads speak on affirmative action Speakers meet with lack of diversity in professional realm By Romben Aquino In the midst of the debate on affirmative action, some say that personal experiences and benefits from the policy are forgotten. Read more...

Native-American Pow-Wow to teach, entertain By Nancy Hsu Daily Bruin Senior Staff There was a time in history when the government forbade tribal dancing. "They were afraid," said Nina Stanton, a third-year French student. Read more...

SAGE strike ends, no word from university UC Berkeley, San Diego unions also organize walkouts By Laryssa Kreiselmeyer The grad union’s two-day strike ended yesterday without any significant action or word from the UCLA administration. Read more...