As students leave Ackerman Union with their new laptops, they may look over their receipts to see if everything appears to be in order. It shouldn’t take long before they notice the words “E-Waste Recycling Fee” on their bill. Read more...
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January 20, 9:00 pm
New recycling tax to be used for safe electronics disposal
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January 19, 9:00 pm
Regents shift focus to graduate schools
SAN FRANCISCO “”mdash; The situation for undergraduates at the University of California has been in the spotlight for months now. On Wednesday, the focus of the UC Board of Regents’ meeting shifted to the status of graduate schools, which play a vital role in preserving the prestige of both the university and the state. Read more...
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January 19, 9:00 pm
Housing shortage has new transfers living in lounges
Alec Simpson has been living in a Dykstra Hall study lounge for over a week now, the result of an unexpected inflow of students and not enough rooms to handle the demand. Read more...
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January 19, 9:00 pm
Bill extends aid benefits to partnerships
A California state bill may increase eligibility for University of California students in domestic partnerships to receive financial aid. AB 205, the California Domestic Partners and Responsibilities Act, took effect Jan. Read more...
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January 19, 9:00 pm
Connerly bids farewell to UC
Students and regents of the University of California will say goodbye today to Ward Connerly as he attends his final meeting of the UC Board of Regents. Read more...
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January 19, 9:00 pm
Inauguration stirs emotions
President Bush will be sworn into office today in the nation’s capital amid snow, political hoopla and bristling security in the first presidential inauguration since the terrorist attacks of Sept. Read more...
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January 19, 9:00 pm
Editorial: Connerly’s contribution detrimental to UC, state
Ward Connerly’s term as a UC regent has finally come to an end. While never timid, his aggressive initiatives have led to decreased minority enrollment, to the detriment of both the state and university. Read more...