Saturday, April 25


Online ballots still controversial

Election Board officials for the undergraduate student government said last spring’s general election results were not compromised by bloc voting though election statistics released this week show several individual Internet Protocol addresses contributed numerous votes. Read more...


Bruins weigh voting options

Among the many decisions UCLA students from across the state and the country will have to make during the 2004 presidential election is whether to re-register in Los Angeles or remain registered in their home county and vote by absentee ballot. Read more...


Managing time a practice in investing

A lifetime career in investing begins now. Despite the association with the stock market that investing brings, investing is more than the ticker symbols flashing across the New York Stock Exchange. Read more...



Governor’s pollution veto another boost for business

Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger promised to make pollution a top priority for his administration and recently stood up for strict new vehicle emission rules. But Californians should question his motives for vetoing an anti-smog bill that would have reduced unhealthy diesel pollution around the Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach. Read more...


Employment a click away

With the demand for higher-education jobs increasing, colleges and universities in Southern California have united to recruit and retain the best employees. On Sept. 29 the Southern California Higher Education Recruitment Consortium (HERC) was officially launched at UCLA. Read more...