Friday, July 24

Senate petition fights clock

Supporters for creating a senate in undergraduate student government may be facing a time crunch in their petition efforts. According to the bylaws of the Undergraduate Students Association, no signature gathering efforts are permitted during 10th week of any quarter. Read more...


Appointments not supportive of peace

John Lewis Gaddis, professor of history at Yale, writes in the latest edition of the influential Foreign Affairs Journal, “Second terms in the White House open the way for second thoughts. Read more...



Tsunami disaster update

“¢bull; The official death toll from the tsunami ranges from 173,324 to 182,340. The number of missing ranges from 107,853 to 129,897. “¢bull; At the White House, former Presidents Bill Clinton and George Bush gave an update on aid for tsunami victims in South Asia. Read more...


News briefs

Residents upset over poisoned peacocks PALOS VERDES ESTATES “”mdash; Someone poisoned two peacocks whose colorful plumage and hideous screeching have been a controversial fixture of this wealthy beachside community, officials said. Read more...


Crimewatch

Petty Theft A cup with $25 worth of coins was stolen from a room in Young Hall between Mar. 3 and Mar. 7. A bicycle worth $291 was stolen from the dental breezeway on Feb. Read more...


Letters to the editor

Terrorists should not be thought of as Arab I am deeply offended by David Keyes’ column “Western education does not prevent terrorism,” (March 9). It is appalling how the word “terrorist” has come to define people who come from an Arab or Islamic background. Read more...