After two weeks of picketing at the Federal Building, protesters opposed to the current government in Iran were relieved July 2, when the French government released the exiled leader of the Iranian Resistance Movement. Read more...
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July 6, 9:00 pm
France releases exiled leader
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USAC changes criteria, caps for student group funds
Student groups can apply for funding this week through a process that the undergraduate student government unanimously approved despite some controversy surrounding the appointments of those in charge of the budget recommendations. Read more...
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SARS cases have been contained worldwide The World Health Organization has declared that the severe acute respiratory syndrome epidemic has been contained after Taiwan, the last affected region, had not reported a new case since June 15. Read more...
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Connerly to visit Michigan
After supporters of affirmative action scored a major victory with a Supreme Court ruling in Michigan, opponents of racial consideration are mobilizing to counter the potential effects of the ruling ““ a movement that may be led in part by University of California Regent Ward Connerly. Read more...
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Editorial: Enrollment caps inevitable amid budget crisis
With the dire implications of the state’s $38 billion shortfall sinking in, the leaders of the University of California must find a way to make sacrifices without harming the university’s educational mission. Read more...
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July 6, 9:00 pm
UC lecturers accept terms of new contract
After three years of negotiations, a new contract between the University of California lecturers’ union and the UC administration was overwhelmingly approved and went into effect this past week. Read more...