In the past few weeks, the sport of baseball has been climbing higher and higher in the headlines as a potential strike nears because the millionaire players and owners can’t agree on how to divvy up their billions of dollars. Read more...

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The Undergraduate Student Association Council chose the wrong year to start a budgetary revolution. Despite being given roughly $30,000 less in discretionary funds by the Associated Students of UCLA than last year’s council, it is trying to drastically increase the amount of funding some groups receive. Read more...

By Joel Schwartz We just worked so hard to save your baby, and last night I had to kill a healthier one.” These chilling words, spoken by a crying nurse, were said to my father after I had survived a blood transfusion and an operation allowing my two months premature lungs to work. Read more...

By Michelle Singer President Bush has maintained throughout his national political life that he is a compassionate man not easily swayed by political polling or interest groups. Read more...

The cafeteria bombing at Hebrew University in Jerusalem last Wednesday hit closer to home than past hostile attacks in Israel because five Americans, including Marla Bennett, a UC Berkeley alumna, were killed. Read more...

The University of California and the state government claim they have a partnership ““ a relationship that should, by definition, benefit both parties. But both need to take a closer look at what each promised to give, and what they can provide: the UC has yet to see the budget increase the state promised, and a state audit reveals the UC has grown faster in management, rather than academic staff. Read more...