Sunday, April 26

USAC faces political limits

As the representative body of the students at UCLA, the undergraduate student government is often called upon to take a stance on issues ranging from gay marriage to budget cuts. Read more...


News briefs

Residents want to report crime anonymously LOS ANGELES “”mdash; Residents want police to help them anonymously report crime. Hundreds of southwest Los Angeles residents gathered Sunday to implore police to improve the officer dispatch system so that callers’ identities can be protected against possible retaliation from neighborhood druggies. Read more...





Copyright war going too far

“This report is not an ending, but a beginning.” So concluded a sweeping new U.S. Department of Justice report on the theft of intellectual property. The report, issued earlier this month, lays out a Department of Justice strategy that will make piracy punishable by criminal enforcement as well as civil procedures. Read more...


Playing cards, market both a gamble

In the late ’90s, gambling on Internet stocks was considered a national pastime. After speculators lost their “overnight” fortunes in the crash of 2001, they found alternative frills to gamble with their remaining money. Read more...