Sunday, July 12

In the news:

Funding debate to be settled tonight

The dispute between the Jewish Student Union and the undergraduate student government regarding JSU’s appeal for additional funding will be settled tonight by the Judicial Board when both parties meet for the hearing in the UCLA Anderson School of Management. Read more...


Dance marathon is twice as nice

Over 2,000 participants, including UCLA students, community members and parents, put their lives and studying on hold this weekend, to dedicate their time to a 26-hour dance party to raise funds and awareness for pediatric AIDS. Read more...


UCLA: a lesson in political bias

Universities are responsible for encouraging students to develop their own opinions while also teaching them to respect the opinions of others. But students around the United States feel their universities are not living up to that responsibility. Read more...


Raise state’s grades by raising taxes

The Golden State isn’t so golden anymore. According to a new study, the quality of life in Southern California has eroded significantly in past years, raising the question: Can the Governator make good on his promise to improve the state without raising taxes? Read more...


Offbeat

Storefront bubble machine prompts legal wavering BEAUFORT, S.C. “”mdash; The city of Beaufort had burst Janet Mark’s bubble, but now the downtown shopkeeper is bubbly again. Read more...



Letters to the editor

MEChA must disavow founding document As a Bruin Republican member and former journalist, I was shocked to read Menaka Fernando’s biased news article, “Campus dispute results in arrest” (Feb. Read more...