Thursday, October 1

The UCLA Office for Protection of Research Subjects is investigating the possible connection of two UCLA researchers with controversial malariotherapy HIV research being conducted in China by the Heimlich Institute. Read more...


iPod best MP3 player, and it works with PCs

It’s sad but true ““ MP3 players have amounted to piles of steaming dung for the four years they’ve seen the light of day. OK, Mac users have had the iPod for about a year, but let’s be honest, how many people own a Mac? Read more...


Sexual suppression sustains social ills

As teenage pregnancy and abortion continue to damage U.S. youth, and Catholic priests are implicated in sex abuse scandals, a large segment of cultural critics have cited excessive sexuality and liberal sexual values as the source of the problem. Read more...


NOW’s TV guide guideless

Forces at the National Organization of Women have been telling women how they should act for the last 30 years. Now, with the release of its Feminist Primetime Television Report, it is also telling them what to watch. Read more...


Letters

Keyes pokes fun, not harm I am a Mormon, and David Keyes’ cartoon on Friday Nov. 15th was absolutely hilarious. He was not stereotyping, but rather finding humor in one aspect of Mormonism. Read more...



Fraternity serves high schoolers, community

Students may think of drinking and partying when they hear the words “Greek life.” But members of the Delta Sigma Phi fraternity were busy serving 25 high-school students turkey and mashed potatoes Wednesday as part of the first Thanksgiving Luncheon and Speakers Program. Read more...