Wednesday, October 7

Forest care better in private hands

In timeless apocalyptic fashion, California is burning. Over 500,000 acres of thick, dry bushes and trees have been scorched, leveling over 1,500 homes and threatening 30,000 others. Read more...



Offbeat

Bears healthy, ready to reenter society ARLINGTON, Wash. ““ Corky and Pumpkin were together when agents seized them in a drug raid at the Canadian border. Read more...


Letters to the editor

Dershowitz responds Your readers should know that the letter from Sarah Weir (Viewpoint, Oct. 24) is part of a widespread, coordinated and well-funded campaign to attack my book, “The Case for Israel,” not on its merits, but instead by raising phony issues regarding my integrity and credibility. Read more...



The learning curve

Adheesh Bhagat, a first-year computer science and engineering student, scored what he believed was a disappointing 37 out of 59 on his chemistry midterm. “I had been expecting at least an A-minus,” he said. Read more...


USAC still undecided on fate of fund bylaw

The undergraduate student government at UCLA has been grappling over whether the council should fund politically or religiously based student groups for several years. The Undergraduate Students Association Council may be the only student government in the University of California system that does not fund independent groups. Read more...