Monday, August 3

UCLA dishes up at-risk fish

The Chilean sea bass is heavily overfished ““ scientists predict commercial extinction before 2005 ““ and UCLA serves it for dinner. Seafood dishes that appear on campus are made from a variety of sea creatures, including orange roughies and Chilean sea bass. Read more...


Panel calls for outreach reform

SAN FRANCISCO ““ According to a University of California review panel, UC outreach programs have made the UC more accessible, but need to be reformed to effectively increase academic opportunity across California. Read more...




Letters

Hornstine wrong to sue against sharing valedictorian honor I was dismayed to read Maytal Nissim’s endorsement of Blair Hornstine’s lawsuit against her school (“Character cannot replace good grades, hard work,” May 13). Read more...


UC Regents should vote against CRECNO

The UC Board of Regents will vote today on whether to oppose the Classification by Race, Ethnicity, Color, and National Origin initiative, an item on the March 2004 state ballot that would, if passed, ban the collection of racial and ethnic data by public institutions. Read more...


Holocaust survivor aims to educate about past

Holocaust survivor Renee Firestone was full of life as she shared her story in front of a crowd of students and faculty. Firestone, a former faculty member at UCLA, is one of the five survivors whose stories were told in the 1999 Academy Award-winning documentary, “The Final Days.” The movie was directed by Steven Spielberg after he made “Schindler’s List.” “The movie was very graphic and I was taken back by the distortion and the way we can treat each other,” said Jessica Arterburn, a second-year communication studies student. Read more...