Saturday, July 18

Court ruling to affect pensions

A recent court ruling may affect the ways corporate America and the University of California deal with their pension plans. United Airlines won a May 10 court ruling allowing it to default on its four pension programs. Read more...




UCPD cracks down on buckling up

University police will begin issuing $87 citations today for drivers and passengers caught not buckling up during a period of special police enforcement dubbed “Click it or Ticket.” “These next three weeks, we’re going to have officers solely dedicated to actually looking for seat-belt violators,” said Justin Mammen, who works in the UCPD community services bureau. Read more...


Global vision

Only after earning a law degree, a master’s degree in public policy and a master’s degree in law did Alfonso Galindo learn that to really effect change in his native Mexico, he would have to abandon the political path in favor of an academic one. Read more...


Marathon Reading flushed with prose

There is something about being on campus at night. The trees quiver under a jet-black sky, and the buildings stand stoically ““ resting up for the next day’s onslaught of eager students, pounding the pavement in search of knowledge. Read more...