By Dexter Gauntlett Daily Bruin Staff A short circuit caused an underground electrical transformer to explode behind Copeland’s Sports on Westwood Avenue last week, leading to power outages throughout the village and prompting the fire department to shut down several blocks of Westwood Avenue. Read more...
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January 8, 9:00 pm
Underground explosion closes avenue
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January 7, 9:00 pm
Reports link terrorist, student organizations
By Rachel Makabi Daily Bruin Reporter Various national media recently reported that Muslim student groups have financially supported organizations that the U.S Department of the Treasury has listed as being linked to terrorist groups. Read more...
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January 7, 9:00 pm
Courtside may be closed next fall
 NICOLE MILLER/Daily Bruin Senior Staff The Courtside building of Sunset Village may close down next fall due to water leakage problems. By Jamie Hsiung Daily Bruin Contributor Courtside residents of Sunset Village will be relieved to know that the rumors aren’t true: their home isn’t sinking after all. Read more...
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January 7, 9:00 pm
Founder of Anderson Forecast dies at 88
The Anderson School Robert Williams founded thye Anderson School’s forecast By Kelly Rayburn Daily Bruin Senior Staff Robert Williams, founder of the Anderson Economic Forecast, passed away last month, one day after the much-lauded economic barometer celebrated its 50th anniversary. Read more...
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January 7, 9:00 pm
Crime Watch
Petty theft One bike and two parking permits were stolen during this period, leading to a total loss of $1,200. Someone removed CDs and DVDs Thursday from a building on the 1000 block of Westwood Boulevard. Read more...
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January 7, 9:00 pm
UC inaccessible, study shows
By Noah Grand Daily Bruin Reporter All nine UC campuses are inaccessible, unaffordable and inadmissable for low and median income students, according to a study released Monday. Read more...
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January 6, 9:00 pm
UC files lawsuit against Enron
By Kelly Rayburn Daily Bruin Senior Staff In a unique situation, the University of California is hoping Enron can keep supplying its campuses with energy, while at the same time seeking money that, the UC claims, it unfairly lost from the former giant. Read more...