Laughter outweighed tears Wednesday as students, faculty, administrators and family members remembered Cynthia Rabuy, who died last week in a traffic collision at the age of 23. Read more...
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April 9, 9:00 pm
Family, friends, staff celebrate Rabuy’s life
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April 9, 9:00 pm
GSA candidates stress graduate student rights
Marilyn Gray and Dennis Tyler, who are running for the Academic Affairs office in the Graduate Student Association, said they are committed to work on ensuring academic rights for graduate students. Read more...
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April 9, 9:00 pm
USAC rejects resolution to support troops
Even UCLA students adamantly against the war in Iraq generally still strongly support the U.S. troops in Iraq. But the question that arose at the Undergraduate Students Association Council meeting Tuesday night was whether a resolution intended to support the troops could actually end up being a resolution in support of war. Read more...
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April 9, 9:00 pm
Letters to the Editor
Code Pink “childish, disrespectful” With all due respect to Mark Davis’ letter “Jones is childish, disrespectful” (April 7), the comments regarding the Code Pink women were way out of line. Read more...
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April 9, 9:00 pm
Editorial: Dahle’s memo destroys his credibility
With the revelation of an internal memo promoting manipulation, dishonesty and division in preparation for the upcoming student government elections, David Dahle has lost significant credibility with his constituents. Read more...
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April 9, 9:00 pm
UCLA community shows concern over SARS
Anne Cheung, a first-year psychology student, spent spring break in Hong Kong with her family. Her mother wanted her there to celebrate her twentieth birthday. Cheung wasn’t concerned about severe acute respiratory syndrome, or SARS, until she stepped off the plane and walked onto the streets of Hong Kong, where everyone had on a mask and fear of the virus was rampant. Read more...
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April 9, 9:00 pm
Cost of Replacement Hospital susceptible to change
Walking by construction sites scattered across campus, students may be more likely to wonder how their path to class will be blocked than what the magnitude of costs involved in the projects are. Read more...