Tuesday, May 5, 1998 Vice presidential candidates share stances USAC: Geyer hopes to foster student activism; Rego advocates less political role for government By Dennis Lim Daily Bruin Contributor Graciela "Liz" Geyer and Daniel Rego are prepared to brawl for the external vice presidency. Read more...
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Dedicated custodial workers make clean sweep of UCLA
Tuesday, May 5, 1998 Dedicated custodial workers make clean sweep of UCLA CAMPUS: Employees work late night hours to maintain sanitary rooms By Lawrence Ferchaw Daily Bruin Contributor When the only students on campus are studying at Powell, some UCLA employees are just beginning their day. Read more...
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Role of ASUCLA changes over time
Tuesday, May 5, 1998 Role of ASUCLA changes over time ASUCLA: State of financial crisis added to loss of independence By Michael Weiner Daily Bruin Staff ASUCLA has maintained the same basic purpose from its inception in 1919 until the early 1990s – to serve UCLA’s students. Read more...
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Internal vice presidential candidates share stances
Tuesday, May 5, 1998 Internal vice presidential candidates share stances USAC: Gagajena seeks to expand office; Mack opposes USAC support of political issues By Barbara Ortutay Daily Bruin Contributor Is political activism an internal campus issue? Read more...
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Community briefs
Tuesday, May 5, 1998 Community briefs Financial program director appointed The UCLA administration has one more member as Alan Hall was recently appointed director of financial management programs. Read more...
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Crimewatch
Tuesday, May 5, 1998 Crimewatch Backpacks were a big target for crooks this week, with four of them stolen from various locations on campus. Hardest hit was Sunset Village, with two backpacks stolen from Covel Commons’ cafeteria. Read more...
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Community Briefs
Monday, May 4, 1998 Community Briefs COMMUNITY BRIEFS: CSU chancellor admits error about tech deal In a Wednesday morning meeting with student leaders, CSU Chancellor Charles Reed addressed the widely debated California Education Technology Initiative, stating his original assumption that the deal had been signed was "the biggest mistake I ever made as chancellor." Reed said, "I first heard about CETI in November when somebody told me it was done. Read more...