SAN FRANCISCO “”mdash; Wednesday’s UC Board of Regents meeting opened with shouting. During the public comment session at the beginning of the meeting, LaKesha Harrison, president of the local American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees union, asked the board to not reinstate worker contributions to the university pension plan, saying that doing so was equivalent to cutting pay. Read more...
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July 18, 9:00 pm
[Online Exclusive]: Regents hear from public, discuss funding, admissions
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July 16, 9:00 pm
Editorial: Harming humans won’t help animals
Someone would have to be crazy to endorse ethical treatment of animals and unethical treatment of humans ““ who, for the record, are also animals. The Animal Liberation Front, for the record, is crazy. Read more...
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July 16, 9:00 pm
Feature Photo: 'Staff’s chance to dance'
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July 16, 9:00 pm
New HPV vaccine yields promising results
In two weeks, a vaccine clinically proven to prevent four volatile subtypes of the human papilloma virus will be available to the public, a landmark in the health sciences as this vaccine could help prevent future cases of genital warts and cervical cancers caused by HPV. Read more...
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July 16, 9:00 pm
Group claims it attempted bombing
An animal rights group claimed responsibility Wednesday for a recent attempted bombing of a UCLA faculty member’s home. According to a press release by the North American Animal Liberation Press Office, the Animal Liberation Front said it had placed an “incendiary device” on Lynn Fairbanks’ Bel Air doorstep in retaliation for her involvement in animal experimentation in UCLA labs. Read more...
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July 16, 9:00 pm
Travel takes a serious turn
As the conflict between Israel and governmental and militant Lebanese Islamic group Hezbollah heats up, UCLA students traveling and studying in the region have experienced the violence and uncertainty of the past week firsthand. Read more...
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July 16, 9:00 pm
Silicon uses may advance technology
In a decade, some scientists expect there to be no buzzing from loud fans in laptops and say MP3 players will ideally run at least 100 times faster because electronic chips will be dominated by silicon optical amplifiers, an advancement based on the discoveries in engineering announced two weeks ago. Read more...