Sunday, July 5

Military base protest misdirected, illogical

As Americans, we take pride in the protests that sparked the beginning of our country’s independence, such as the colonists’ opposition to the British in the Boston Tea Party or other such contentions that have allowed America to reflect the ideals of a democratic society. Read more...


Briefs

Internet study finds increased household usage The Internet ranks as the most widely-used information source, higher than all other media including television and newspapers according to Year Three of the UCLA Internet Report. Read more...


Soundbites

Massive Attack “100th Window” Virgin Records This album is great. Except for that today is opposite day. Or is it? Yes it is. Psych! Just kidding, it’s opposite day. Read more...


Faculty debates calendar switch

Faculty concern about a possible calendar switch from quarters to semesters permeated the air at a campuswide town hall meeting Monday. The meeting was intended to clarify issues raised in a report released by the Joint Academic Senate/Administrative Committee to Study the Academic Calendar in November and then facilitate discussion among students, staff and faculty in attendance. Read more...


Romantic comedies set impossible

Come Friday, I’ll probably be spending Valentine’s Day alone yet again, but this year I’m putting the blame on someone other than myself: more specifically, those estrogen-filled, male-deprecating movies known as “chick-flicks.” Title them whatever you’d like ““ be it “Sleepless in Seattle” or “Two Weeks Notice” ““ modern-day romantic comedies have all seemed to work against me in the same vicious way rich guys driving Ferraris make me look when I borrowed my dad’s ’85 Volvo. Read more...


Crimewatch

Grand Theft A laptop valued at $1,200 was reported missing on Feb. 6 from Dykstra Hall. Later that day a backpack was stolen from the John Wooden Center worth $665. Read more...


Many in Village find new BID proposal problematic

The Los Angeles Economic Development Committee held a hearing Monday at City Hall regarding a proposed Business Improvement District for Westwood. Legislation to create a new BID will go to council next Tuesday with the expectation that it will be passed, although not without a fight from community organizers. Read more...