Sunday, May 10

Philip Morris cuts research

Philip Morris USA, a major tobacco company, decided to stop funding external research projects at a variety of universities, including many projects in the University of California said by UC officials to be receiving relatively small sums. Read more...



Week explores “˜correct’ effects

The Bruin Republicans passed out fliers and spoke to students walking through Bruin Walk on Monday about various speakers and a movie screening they will be hosting for Political Correctness Week. Read more...



Eligibility still means a spot

University of California officials have announced that they will continue admitting all eligible student applicants, even with the potential effects of Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger's state budget cuts on university resources in the upcoming 2008-2009 school year. Read more...


New bill would protect journalism teachers

At the national college newspaper convention in San Francisco last Friday, Sen. Leland Yee introduced new legislation that would make it illegal for administrators to discipline high school and college journalism advisors based on content published in school newspapers. Read more...