This is in response to an article in the Daily Bruin published on Feb. Read more...
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February 17, 12:11 am
Letter to the Editor: Transparent exchanges are goal for USAC commissioner
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February 14, 11:24 pm
Women's health services in jeopardy
Three million women may lose their access to birth control, cancer screenings, HIV testing and other lifesaving care if House Republicans have their way. Read more...
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February 14, 11:22 pm
Speaks out: What are your post-graduation plans? What does the job market look like, and are you worried about the options available?
What are your post-graduation plans? What does the job market look like, and are you worried about the options available? Read more...
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February 14, 11:18 pm
Letter to the editor: CALPIRG experience an invaluable one
As a student, activist and former California Public Interest Research Group volunteer, I agree with the Feb. Read more...
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February 14, 2:46 am
Professor Gary Small finds the right girl despite a wrong number
It was a warm Sunday afternoon, and I was lounging by my pool, relaxing.
Life was good. I had all my weekend accessories outside with me "“ iced tea, crossword puzzle and cordless phone "“ very high-tech back then. Read more...
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Gary and Gigi Small recall the early stages of their relationship in their book.
Courtesy of Gary Small
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February 14, 2:42 am
Professor Andrew Comrey and Barbara Sherman married after only five months, but were together for more than 60 years
My wife Barbara and I were married for more than 60 years. This is the story of how we met and got married, despite our parents' disapproval. Read more...
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Professor Andrew Comrey and Barbara Sherman were married for more than 60 years.
Courtesy of Andrew Comrey
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February 9, 11:40 pm
Letter to the Editor: Israel has no role in uprisings in Egypt
The opinions included in "On the Record" (Feb. 8) revealed an interesting diversity of viewpoints on the events in Egypt. But there was also a striking overlap in the pieces of professors Gabriel Piterberg and Ismail Poonawala "“ both pointed to the lurking presence of Israel as a factor in shaping U.S. policy in this episode. Read more...