Author Archives: Natalie Branach

Old wounds were reopened Wednesday at a symposium titled “American Indian Issues and the California Press,” and through dialogue, those present attempted to alleviate the pain caused by misunderstandings between the media and tribes. Amid the purple curtains of the Northwest Campus Auditorium, American Indian tribal members informed journalists and the general public of issues […]

Misunderstandings and a lack of information have plagued the general public’s impression of American Indian issues for centuries, but a symposium at the UCLA School of Law will attempt to help the media convey tribal news more accurately. An all-day symposium will allow the general public, media and tribal groups to explore the challenges facing […]

Along with late-night runs to Puzzles and procrastination, construction projects have become a part of daily life for students living on the Hill. Construction, such as the first-floor renovations of Hedrick and Sproul halls and the building of new residence halls, has resulted in lifestyle changes for students in the area. These changes include getting […]

UCLA student Chris Bray and government activist Richard McKee filed a lawsuit last week against the Los Angeles Interagency Metropolitan Apprehension Crime Task Force in an effort to open the agency’s meetings to the public. In 1991, the Los Angeles County Police Chiefs Association established a joint task force that integrated the personnel and tools […]

The Arthur Ashe Student Health & Wellness Center will be increasing its optometry fees today, due to decreased funding caused by California’s fiscal problems. The majority of the changes regard the prices of contact lens fittings and exams, said Michele Pearson, the director of ancillary services at the center. Beginning today, comprehensive eye exams for […]

For many students working on campus at places such as the Rieber Hall front desk or the cash registers in Ackerman Union, bartending is the elusive college job that means good hours, good money and a great work atmosphere. As many current and would-be bartenders know, landing a job at a favorite bar is almost […]

UCLA law students usually expect mock trials to be held in their 1950s moot courtroom, but this Thursday a real court will be in session. The law school will host the 2nd Appellate District of the California Court of Appeal, giving students a chance to experience live court proceedings. The role of an appellate court […]