Monday, July 27

Young’s oral history celebrated

History is marked by a few figures who ascend to leadership and dramatically reshape the institution under their guidance. Former UCLA Chancellor Charles Young is one of those rare individuals. Read more...




Workers rally for wage increases

A mass of green shirts flooded into De Neve Plaza Thursday afternoon as over 200 workers and students assembled together to demand higher wages and respect from administrative officials in the face of California’s current budget cuts, with the workers’ contracts currently up for renewal. Read more...


Hike in UC fees ok'd

SAN FRANCISCO ““”“ With a minimum of fuss, the regents of the University of California approved student fee increases at their meeting Thursday. Fees will increase to the levels described in the governor’s budget compact with the UC: 20 percent for graduate students, 10 percent for professional students and 14 percent for undergraduates, all in 2004-2005. Read more...


SF! triumphs in USAC runoff

The final results for the undergraduate student government elections were announced Thursday evening to a tense and excited crowd, revealing a close race. For 10 years, Students First! Read more...


Being consumer savvy can save gas, money

In the upcoming summer season the temperature won’t be the only thing rising. Fuel prices are already rising because of predicted high demand for gasoline and increases in crude oil prices during the summer. Read more...