Proposition 66 will help fix the draconian three-strikes law which has unjustly put thousands in prison for 25 years to life. Proposition 66’s biggest change will require an individual’s third strike to be “serious or violent.” Currently, any felony counts as the third strike and nearly 60% of current third-strike inmates are serving for non-violent, non-serious offenses. Read more...
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October 24, 9:00 pm
Editorial: 3-strikes law made more fair by Prop. 66
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October 24, 9:00 pm
Editorial: State should fund, propel stem cell research
Proposition 71 is a smart choice for California and the country. Its passage would raise a bond of about $3 billion for stem cell research over the next 10 years, propelling California to the cutting edge of medical research. Read more...
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October 24, 9:00 pm
Course offers a breather
More than two million people around the world have taken a class that is being offered at UCLA this week. The Art of Living Foundation, a non-profit organization which is affiliated with the United Nations, brings its course to more than 140 countries and teaches people the art of breathing, promising lifelong benefits in the process. Read more...
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October 24, 9:00 pm
California not alone in student-fee increases
Students at the University of California are paying more for their education than ever before, with fees increasing at record rates over the past few years. Read more...
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October 24, 9:00 pm
Market rots profits, say Westwood businesses
Its detractors will tell you a stroll through the Westwood Village farmers’ market is like walking into a briar patch. Its supporters will say you’ve found the yellow brick road. Read more...
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October 24, 9:00 pm
UCSA registers 30,000 voters
The University of California Students Association announced last week that it registered 30,000 new voters for the Nov. 2 election. In a highly anticipated and hotly contested election, voter registration has increased across the country compared to previous presidential elections. Read more...
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October 24, 9:00 pm
Board ends Taco Bell contract
The Associated Students of UCLA board of directors voted Friday to end Taco Bell’s contract on campus, settling once and for all a nearly yearlong debate over the eatery’s place at UCLA. Read more...