Wednesday, July 29


Public directory threatens campus safety

You might be surprised to find your personal information posted online for anyone to see. The UCLA campus directory ““ which includes tens of thousands of student, faculty and staff telephone numbers, home and e-mail addresses ““ isn’t just for members of the UCLA community; anyone can access it. Read more...



News Briefs

USAC funding policies still uncertain Two weeks after being warned that their funding policies may be in violation of university regulations, the undergraduate student government has not yet received a definite response from the administration indicating how it should proceed. Read more...


Letters to the Editor

Bruin Republicans hypocritical I was amused to see the Bruin Republicans’ one-page paid advertisement proclaiming itself as an act of “civility,” a word that describes the act of showing regard for others. Read more...


Editorial: Senator’s fraction vote proposal half-baked

Democratic state Sen. John Vasconcellos wants a constitutional amendment in California to allow children as young as 14 to vote. That’s just a bad idea. The San Jose-based state senator and the supporters of his proposal are ignoring the problems that would arise if children could vote. Read more...