Wednesday, April 22

Governor’s attention needed at home

In response to his trip to Israel over the weekend, the Arab-American community criticized Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger for ignoring the Palestinian side of the conflict. In response to the criticism, the governor added an additional stop on his trip to visit with King Abdullah II in Jordan. Read more...


Crimewatch

Petty Theft A $120 bike was stolen from the Ackerman bike racks on April 29. The driver’s side door of a car parked in the Center for Health Sciences lot was pried open between April 26 and 27, and a $200 stereo was stolen. Read more...


Briefs

Relay for Life to raise funds for cancer research The American Cancer Society will host the Relay for Life in Drake Stadium on Saturday, May 8. Read more...



Briefs

Voting machines to be scrutinized by commission SAN JOSE “”mdash; As alarm mounts over the integrity of the ATM-like voting machines 50 million Americans will use in the November election, a new federal agency has begun scrutinizing how to safeguard electronic polling from fraud, hackers and faulty software. Read more...



Security checks deter international students

Andrea Chu went back home for winter break just like any other student ““ except that her three-week stay turned into a seven-week stall. The UCLA doctoral candidate in computer science from Zhengzhou, China took her first trip home in almost four years and was delayed because she had to undergo a security check to reenter the United States. Read more...