Saturday, October 24

UCLA’s minority admits declines

While UCLA officials have pointed out the school’s popularity in 2006 after it received the most applicants in the country, the statistics for admitted underrepresented minority students have given university officials some concern. Read more...


GSA scrambles for votes

Graduate students campaigning for a referendum on their ballot are frantically increasing their efforts to get out the vote after learning that a UC policy announced just a week ago requires double the voter turnout they thought they needed for its passage. Read more...



Same-sex policies examined

The Williams Institute at the UCLA School of Law and the J. Reuben Clark Law School at Brigham Young University are hosting a series of law and policy debates on marriage, adoption and families of same-sex couples today and Saturday. Read more...



New award given to student-friendly shops

The Golden Paw Award, a new distinction given out by the undergraduate student government to highlight student-friendly businesses in Westwood, is making its debut this quarter by recognizing seven recipients. Read more...


Editorial: USAC severely lacking efficacy

They made promises they didn’t keep, refused to work together, and spent their time and energy arguing over inconsequential technicalities. It’s safe to say these student leaders are pretty similar to career politicians ““ and that’s a shame. Read more...