Monday, July 27



Union coalition lobbies to prevent UC cutbacks

Thousands of University of California employees are coming together to voice their concerns regarding the upcoming budget cuts, hopeful their collective efforts will prevail. The UC Union Coalition, consisting of several UC systemwide unions, is working toward holding the University of California accountable for its financial expenditures, along with making access to education a priority. Read more...


Candidates cautious about donations

There are many people and organizations from whom candidates running for the Undergraduate Students Association Council this year seek support. But as far as monetary campaign contributions are concerned, candidates are careful about accepting donations. Read more...


Fee hike issue still a priority

With the governor’s proposed budget cuts, student fees and financial aid could undergo a drastic change. This is one issue the 2004 Undergraduate Students Association Council candidates are not ready to abandon. Read more...


Slates allow candidates to pool ideas, funds

The costs of fliers, signboards, T-shirts and other campaign materials can put a heavy financial strain on candidates running for the undergraduate student government, but students who run on a slate work together and may have an advantage over independent candidates. Read more...


Camping out for a cause

At first glance, they looked like 15 close-knit friends sitting in a circle laughing in the middle of the grassy area of Schoenberg Quad. But the signs and tents around them told a different story. Read more...