Sunday, May 24


USAC votes to lift stay

Making a bold move for a new council, the undergraduate student government voted to reinstate two previously-suspended general representatives to their jobs last week by overruling a Judicial Board ruling ““ a power that council has rarely ever exercised in the past. Read more...


Freedom rings for Armenia

YEREVAN, Armenia “”mdash; On July 4th Americans celebrate the signing of the original document that sparked and symbolizes the fight for U.S. independence. It is the celebration of a people’s independence from the oppressive rule of a foreign government. Read more...




Letter to the editor

We all know that students are being charged outrageous and unfair prices for textbooks. The question becomes: What can we do to stop this abuse? I have a simple, practical approach. Read more...


Editorial: State should stick with Master Plan

The UC regents are expected to approve strict new academic eligibility requirements which will block about 6,000 students from entering the UC each year. The new requirements, while consistent with the goals of the 1960 California Master Plan for Higher Education, are a response to the continuing failure of the state to prioritize the funding of higher education. Read more...