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On Jan. 17, UCLA Professor Jayne Spencer passed away. As a lecturer for the history department, the chair of the Chancellor’s Advisory Committee on Disability, the director of Computers without Borders, the coordinator for the Tarjan Center for Developmental Disabilities and a leader in the movement to establish disabilities studies at UCLA, Spencer has certainly left her mark on campus. Read more...

Last Monday night in Iowa the Democrats began the delegate selection process, which will eventually determine the candidate who will run against President Bush in November. Read more...

By Jerson Castillo Dana Perino, the associate director for communications for the White House Council on Environmental Quality, defended the Bush administration Tuesday (“Bush serious about Clear Skies,” Viewpoint) in response to UCLA student Mike Bitondo’s column, “Bush’s attractive policy titles hide truth” (Viewpoint, Jan. Read more...

For everyone who ever thought that the FOX News slogan “fair and balanced” is a cruel joke, hope is at hand with the signing of comedian and best-selling author Al Franken as the lead man of a new liberal radio network ““ Progress Media. Read more...

By Daniel J.B. Mitchell In the current fiscal year, the University of California system is budgeted to receive $2.9 billion from the state’s General Fund, down from $3.2 billion last year. Read more...

What should differentiate a high school hopeful wearing a UCLA sweatshirt from an accepted UCLA student? The answer should be obvious: a competitive minimum competency and a highly visible determination for success. Read more...