What do you think about the effort to recall Governor Gray Davis? Dan Norton Fifth-year, microbiology “I don’t really know what Davis has done (to help California). Read more...
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June 23, 9:00 pm
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June 23, 9:00 pm
Editorial: Dynes needs to show dedication to UC, students
Robert Dynes is a name students should know if they care about the future of this university. When he takes over as president of the University of California system in October, Dynes will be asked to guide it through one of the university’s most difficult periods in history ““ enrollment continues to soar and the state budget continues to shrink. Read more...
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June 23, 9:00 pm
Breaking news: Supreme Court votes to uphold affirmative action in Michigan case
In what some affirmative action-supporters are hailing as a huge victory, a divided Supreme Court ruled that universities can give minority applicants an edge in the admittance process ““ within certain limits. Read more...
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June 23, 9:00 pm
Separated twin leaves hospital while sister remains in surgery recovery
Maria de Jesus Quiej Alvarez, one of the 23-month-old twins formerly conjoined at the head, was discharged from UCLA’s Mattel Children’s Hospital on June 7. She is staying at a local home provided by volunteers from the Healing the Children Foundation. Read more...
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June 23, 9:00 pm
Regents to take vote on student fee increase
The University of California Board of Regents will likely take a long-awaited vote on a proposed increase in student fees when they convene at their bi-monthly meeting in mid-July, according to the UC Office of the President. Read more...
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June 23, 9:00 pm
Geffen school to change curriculum
Students entering the David Geffen School of Medicine this August will be the first at UCLA taught under a new curriculum ““ one whose focus is on bodily systems and whose design diverges sharply from the curriculum taught at the medical school for over a decade. Read more...
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June 22, 9:00 pm
Awareness, common sense can prevent campus crimes
For students enjoying dorm life, keeping the door open is convenient and a gesture of hospitality. But for Jolieba Jackson, it meant more than that ““ it cost Jackson the brand-new iBook computer she received as a graduation present this past summer. Read more...