Linda Van is a fourth-year undergraduate at UCLA, pursuing a major in Political Science (with a focus in international relations) and double minors in Environmental Studies and Education. She wishes to use the knowledge acquired from these subject areas to pursue a future career in either public interest or environmental law. In her spare time, she enjoys computer games, reading and editing screenplays, bicycling, doing community service with Alpha Phi Omega, writing for Karisma Magazine (www.KarismaMag.com) and most of all, sleeping. Her goals are to one day publish a screenplay or novel and learn how to do a better web site than the makeshift one at www.bol.ucla.edu/~ltvan.  

Deborah Gallinger is a woman studies major, with a focus on gender/ arts/and spirituality. She hopes to open a women's spirituality center one day. She currently facilitate a women's spirituality circle in Orange County where they do fun stuff such as discover their animal guides, learn how to recognize when the Divine is trying to communicate with them through nature, and better understand what their dreams mean. This circle is open to all women of all faith orientations.

Cynthia Ace is a senior and Departmental Scholar at UCLA.  She will be graduating in June 2004 with a BA and MA in Women's Studies.  Cynthia plans to teach at the community college level and conduct educational workshops and seminars in her community.  Cynthia is happy to be married to her high school sweetheart and loves being  the mother of their three wonderful children.

Lisa Wang is a graduating senior majoring in Business Economics and minoring in Education.She hopes to use the knowledge gained from these subjectareas to pursue a business-related career in the future. Aside from her work on the board for Circle K, where she's in charge of arranging community service events, Lisa also enjoys cooking, eating out and shopping.  These past times, of course, are limited by the available funding she has as a student.

Liz Garcia is a second year UCLA student as a Psychology Biology major and Education studies minor. She plans to pursue a career in public health and children's medicine, of which she is currently involved in the volunteer organization Chicanos/Latinos for Community Medicine. Liz hopes to study abroad in Latin America as an undergrad, as well as continue to volunteer as a summer counselor with UCLA's UniCamp. She loves to spend time with her family and friends, cooking mexican food, reading novels, and still believes she is a child at heart.

Liz Leøn studies American Literature and Culture, as well as Women's Studies at UCLA. She reads every chance she gets, and plans to continue writing drama and fiction. Liz Leøn is by far the most influential artist of her time, and she has an army of loyal, highly trained Killer Bee disciples who will mercilessly attack anyone who says otherwise.

If you dare say otherwise, you may reach her at lizleon@ucla.edu

Suzanne La Barre disagrees that Liz Leon is the most influential artist of her time, and has opted for the Killer Bee attack... this has left her face terribly disfigured, hence the uncanny resemblance to Mama. email her at slabarre@ucla.edu.