Wednesday, October 7

Corporation tax break bill flawed

If American corporations get their way, they will receive a six-month tax reprieve allowing them to bring hundreds of billions of dollars of overseas profits into the United States without paying the normal tax rate. Read more...


UCSB to increase foot patrol Oct. 31

Halloween falling on a Friday might be good news for some people, but University of California Santa Barbara officials, along with the Isla Vista Sheriff Station, are taking extra measures to stem the large number of revelers expected to show up at this perennially popular party zone. Read more...


Jack Weiss to help kick off Government Month

The UCLA School of Law’s Government Month will commence today with a keynote address by Los Angeles City Councilmember Jack Weiss. Government Month is an annual Law School event that spotlights the employment possibilities for lawyers in the public sector. Read more...



Changing winds should clear air

As fires continue their rampage through Southern California, the skies around UCLA are growing darker and murkier. But according to experts, the stifling air quality should not last long and should not do any permanent damage. Read more...


A closer look: UCLA cites GPA as No. 1 academic determinant

Filling out an application for the University of California can be a lengthy process for high school seniors. UC applications require the disclosure of several pieces of information ““ including SAT scores, grade point average and a summary of extra-curricular activities ““ all intended to provide readers with a well-rounded picture of each college hopeful. Read more...