Wednesday, 5/21/97 Letters Newspaper, university hold double standard Why revise history? April 24, the day the genocide of the Armenians began in 1915, was responsibly observed on the UCLA campus, with participation of academia and the public, faculty and students, and the survivors. Read more...
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May 20, 9:00 pm
Letters
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May 20, 9:00 pm
Getting rich quick may be easier and more fun than you think
Wednesday, 5/21/97 Getting rich quick may be easier and more fun than you think Besides a little fish odor, summer jobs in Alaska are worthwhile Looking for an adventurous summer job? Read more...
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May 19, 9:00 pm
To Towell
Tuesday, 5/20/97 To Towell By Brent Eldridge Thou’rt not, tented Towell, built to envious show; New novices your pomp will never know; Once great shack of many a lettered page – Now vanished relic of a bygone age. Read more...
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May 19, 9:00 pm
A look at what’s in store for Bruins next year
Tuesday, 5/20/97 A look at what’s in store for Bruins next year CURRICULUM: Chancellor Carnesale brings host of improvements to campus A wise man once said, "When you can’t think of a suitable introduction to a piece of writing, use a made-up (but thought provoking) quote." Well, OK, it wasn’t a "wise man." It was me. Read more...
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May 19, 9:00 pm
No impending disasters threaten freedom-loving Americans
Tuesday, 5/20/97 No impending disasters threaten freedom-loving Americans SOCIALISM: End to government funding of colleges, health care would not produce dire results By MacLane Key In his attack on Daniel Rego, Dale Chapman comments in "Try socialsim again for the first time," (Daily Bruin, Friday) on the doom he thinks would result if socialism were removed from the U.S. Read more...
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May 19, 9:00 pm
Column misses point of women’s studies program
Tuesday, 5/20/97 Column misses point of women’s studies program EDUCATION: Writer’s life turned around because of UCLA department By Jeremy Wintringer I would like to respond to your article "Women’s Studies Major Fails to Give Competitive Edge." When I heard that someone had "bashed" women’s studies in The Bruin, I was very concerned, but wanted to give the article a chance as I believe that no program is perfect and can’t learn from criticism. Read more...
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May 18, 9:00 pm
Regents silence proposal with system’s machinery
Monday, 5/19/97 Regents silence proposal with system’s machinery Parliamentary procedures used to avoid debate, difficult questions Today, I watched the hand-picked instruments of power and privilege crush a proposal by Regents Ward Connerly and Jess Bravin that would have finally ended the special, back door "VIP" admissions policy in the UC system. Read more...