Sunday, June 28

Admissions policy may change

By Marcelle Richards Daily Bruin Senior Staff RE-28 may comply with Proposition 209, but it could still provide a back door for UC’s Academic Senates to tackle problems with diversity in admissions. Read more...


Low turnout spurs talk of changes

By Robert Salonga and Marion Wise Daily Bruin Reporters Despite helping to create the Internet, UCLA has yet to apply this technology to its regular undergraduate student elections ““ a step that other UCs have already taken. Read more...



Working out the Wording

  CATHERINE JUN/Daily Bruin Regent Ward Connerly, who spearheaded SP-1 and 2 to ban affirmative action in the UC system, voted for their repeal Wednesday. Read more...


Speaks Out

The UC Board of Regents unanimously passed RE-28 Wednesday, rescinding SP-1 and 2 from the board’s policies. Why did you support RE-28? Albert Carnesale Chancellor, UCLA "The passage of RE-28 is an ideal outcome, and I am delighted. Read more...



State budget cuts to affect university

By Karen Albrecht Daily Bruin Reporter The University of California did not escape the state’s $3.2 billion budget downsizing Monday. The governor’s May revision cut $16.7 million from the UC budget augmentation proposed for 2001-2002. Read more...