Last year, the publishing industry dealt a serious blow to college students across the United States with a copyright lawsuit against small companies that print course readers. Read more...
News
|
October 1, 9:00 pm
Book prices needlessly burden students’ budgets
News
|
October 1, 9:00 pm
Cartoon
News
|
October 1, 9:00 pm
Offbeat
Chinese no longer need permission to wed BEIJING “”mdash; Marriage in China used to be a matter for a man, a woman ““ and the couple’s employers. Read more...
News
|
October 1, 9:00 pm
News briefs
Council approves agenda The Undergraduate Students Association Council passed the University of California Student Association Action agenda for 2003-2004 with a 11-0-0 vote at their general meeting Tuesday night. Read more...
News
|
October 1, 9:00 pm
Editorial: New contracts long overdue for coaches
UCLA athletic director Dan Guerrero recently offered two- or three-year contracts to all of UCLA’s Olympic sports coaches, a gesture that shows faith in UCLA’s less glamorous, but highly successful sports programs. Read more...
News
|
October 1, 9:00 pm
Students’ classes dropped after failing to pay fees
Earlier this week, Sebastian Perkinson, a first-year civil engineering student, checked his MyUCLA Web site, and his entire course schedule had disappeared. All of his classes had been dropped because he was not aware that a notification would no longer be mailed, and as a result, he had not paid his fees on time. Read more...
News
|
October 1, 9:00 pm
Hundreds rally against Prop. 54
Amid shouts and cheers, community organizers led an energetic rally that drew a few hundred students to protest Proposition 54. The proposition would prevent the government from recording racial data, except in some cases of health care and law enforcement. Read more...