Attorneys in the case of a man accused of raping a UCLA student in 2002 outlined their arguments during opening statements Tuesday ““ focusing on issues of consent, the plaintiff’s actions after the alleged rape, and the attitude and actions of the defendant towards women. Read more...
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October 5, 9:00 pm
Opening statements made in rape retrial
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October 5, 9:00 pm
Vice presidential candidates faceoff
Republican Vice President Dick Cheney and Democratic Sen. John Edwards traded sharp jabs during the first and only vice-presidential debate in Cleveland, Ohio on Tuesday. Cheney and Edwards fought fiercely over issues ranging from the war in Iraq to Medicare, and traded personal attacks on each other and their running-mates. Read more...
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October 4, 9:00 pm
Company troubles may signal change
Many agree that it’s not very wise to put much faith in rumors, but when the rumors may lead to better cable service, those same people hope fiction will turn to fact. Read more...
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October 4, 9:00 pm
News briefs
Goldman Sachs recruiter to come to UCLA today A representative from Goldman Sachs ““ one of the oldest and highly respected investment banks on Wall Street ““ is coming to speak at UCLA today. Read more...
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October 4, 9:00 pm
UCLA uses its own creation to fight illegal file-sharing
With a homemade system in place to sanction students accused of breaking copyright law, UCLA is going against the tide of an increasing number of colleges and universities using technology to prevent students from illegally sharing files. Read more...
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October 4, 9:00 pm
Online ballots still controversial
Election Board officials for the undergraduate student government said last spring’s general election results were not compromised by bloc voting though election statistics released this week show several individual Internet Protocol addresses contributed numerous votes. Read more...
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October 4, 9:00 pm
Bruins weigh voting options
Among the many decisions UCLA students from across the state and the country will have to make during the 2004 presidential election is whether to re-register in Los Angeles or remain registered in their home county and vote by absentee ballot. Read more...