The sky is falling for some astrologists, but many are simply not looking up. According to some experts, the Sidereal zodiac, which follows the exact location of the constellations in relation to the Earth, is so inaccurate that, for example, those who have been reading the Gemini horoscope their entire life should actually be reading it for Taurus. Read more...
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November 3, 9:00 pm
Shifting stars skew zodiac signs
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November 3, 9:00 pm
Know the facts, protect yourself from HIV/AIDS
A common misconception among college-age students is that they are in a low risk group for HIV infection; the opposite is in fact true. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recently estimated that at least half of all new cases of HIV infection are among people under the age of 25, and most of this group is infected sexually. Read more...
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November 3, 9:00 pm
Study indicates mixed race, physical symmetry correlate
A recent study by UCLA Assistant Adjunct Professor of Biology Jay Phelan concluded that biracial people are perceived as more attractive than “uniracial” people because they have more symmetric features. Read more...
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November 3, 9:00 pm
Conferences promote Armenian cultural awareness
The 11th session in a series of conferences on Armenian culture took place this past weekend on campus, enlightening both students and members of the surrounding community to the little-known history of the city of Smyrna. Read more...
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November 3, 9:00 pm
Effectiveness of injected contraceptive in question
Arthur Ashe Center officials are trying to contact every female student taking Lunelle, a contraceptive injected monthly, so they can arrange for them to take another method of birth control. Read more...
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November 3, 9:00 pm
UCLA may lose two programs
Los Angeles County may close two hospitals where UCLA runs teaching and research programs if voters don’t bail out the county’s trauma centers with a multi-million dollar ballot measure Tuesday. Read more...
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November 3, 9:00 pm
Online voters pass fee hike
Undergraduates made a positive case for online voting last week when they approved a fee referendum that injects a fiscal shot in the arm of their student government. Read more...