Monday, July 13

In the news:

A closer look: Donor outcry minimal so far

The recent scandal at UCLA involving the sale of body parts from donated cadavers is worrisome for similar programs throughout the country. “Donor programs across the nation are contingent on public trust, and when public trust is violated, there is the potential for (willed body) programs to be affected,” said Kristin Liles, director of anatomical resources at the Michigan State University College of Human Medicine. Read more...




News Briefs

Admission of minorities to the UC higher than expected The University of California’s freshman admission of underrepresented minorities was higher than predicted, according to an analysis of admissions policies released Monday. Read more...


Internet ads make politics pop

The next time you visit a dating or employment Web site, you might see a promotion for President Bush or Democratic frontrunner Sen. John Kerry, D-Mass., on your computer. Read more...


Bruins unite to change USAC’s funding bylaws

Placing their political differences aside, the Bruin Democrats and Bruin Republicans are working together to change the undergraduate student government’s bylaws to give all student groups the opportunity to receive sponsorship and funding. Read more...


Parking may shift to pay-by-phone system

Transportation Services is considering a new parking system which may make getting a parking citation a whole lot harder. Pay-by-phone parking allows a person to remotely pay for parking by using their cell phone and credit card. Read more...