A few days ago, Jennifer Lai heard the sound of a phone ringing in her suitemate’s room. But instead of hearing the tune of “SexyBack” coming from a cell phone, she was startled to hear the basic ring of a landline phone. Read more...
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February 7, 10:34 pm
Phone users rejecting landlines, going cellular
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February 7, 10:33 pm
Speaker to discuss rights, writers
In November 1995 in Nigeria, Ken Saro-Wiwa, a prominent novelist and environmental activist, was executed by hanging by the country’s military regime after a controversial trial. Read more...
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February 7, 10:30 pm
“˜Naptime’ promotes mental health
Representatives from the Undergraduate Students Association Council attempted to lay out lawn chairs, blankets and pillows amid the bustle of Bruin Walk at Meyerhoff Park Wednesday afternoon, but were unable to due to campus regulations. Read more...
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February 6, 9:32 pm
Editorial: University needs clear guidelines for security
Two controversial figures were set to discuss immigration policy this Tuesday night. But they never came. The event’s protesters, on the other hand, did come. And all this was brought on by the university’s unfair and ill-defined policies about providing event security. Read more...
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February 6, 9:29 pm
Budget to cut programs
When President Bush announced last week his proposal to increase Pell Grants by 33 percent over the next five years, educators and lobbyists were concerned the funding for this would coincide with cuts to other education programs. Read more...
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February 6, 9:28 pm
A failure to connect through Internet lines
Difficulty with Internet connection has had some Westwood residents wondering what their Internet service options are. Some students living in Westwood apartments said they have experienced slow Internet, limited connection and unsatisfactory customer service from their apartments’ Internet providers. Read more...
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February 6, 9:22 pm
Security issues block debate
Arthur Lechtholz-Zey said he assumed his club would have to dig deep into its pockets to fund a debate on immigration that was planned for Tuesday night, but the UCLA Events Office and the Center for Student Programming tacked on a much larger bill than Lechtholz-Zey had expected. Read more...