Years ago when a colleague asked Peter Berton, a professor emeritus of international relations at USC, to look over a few papers on Judaism in China, Berton thought to himself, “What do I know about these topics? Read more...
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February 22, 10:00 pm
USC professor emeritus sheds light on history of Jews in China
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February 21, 10:58 pm
Metro seeks to cancel Wilshire bus
UCLA students traveling east on Wilshire Boulevard toward downtown Los Angeles may find they have one fewer bus route option by June 2007. The Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transit Authority (MTA) has proposed a closure of one bus route, line 21, which runs from UCLA’s Ackerman turnaround to downtown Los Angeles. Read more...
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February 21, 10:50 pm
Illegal file sharing still problematic
After Patricia was accused by the university of illegally downloading music for the second time, she was called in for a disciplinary meeting. The first-year theater student, who declined to give her last name because she fears being named in a lawsuit, said university officials told her that during the time she was in the meeting, 24 other students had been accused of the same offense she was facing ““ copyright infringement. Read more...
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February 21, 10:41 pm
USAC adjusts bylaws, elections rules
At Tuesday’s Undergraduate Students Association Council meeting, council passed various bylaw and Elections Code changes that they hope will improve their services to students. USAC unanimously voted to change the job description of the Academic Affairs commissioner, added constraints on who can receive honorariums and changed how agenda items are submitted. Read more...