Wednesday, May 27

Senate petition fights clock

Supporters for creating a senate in undergraduate student government may be facing a time crunch in their petition efforts. According to the bylaws of the Undergraduate Students Association, no signature gathering efforts are permitted during 10th week of any quarter. Read more...


Appointments not supportive of peace

John Lewis Gaddis, professor of history at Yale, writes in the latest edition of the influential Foreign Affairs Journal, “Second terms in the White House open the way for second thoughts. Read more...



Tsunami disaster update

“¢bull; The official death toll from the tsunami ranges from 173,324 to 182,340. The number of missing ranges from 107,853 to 129,897. “¢bull; At the White House, former Presidents Bill Clinton and George Bush gave an update on aid for tsunami victims in South Asia. Read more...



News brief

West Nile virus found in areamosquitoes; evidence disease is spreading in California ONTARIO “”mdash; Mosquitoes captured south of the city tested positive for West Nile virus, more evidence the potentially deadly disease is active and spreading in California. Read more...


Speaks out

If you were on student government, what would be your most important priorities? What would you most like to accomplish? Sylvia Choi Fourth-year, english “To promote communication between the students and the chancellor or the student government and the school. Read more...