UCLA students will likely decide later this year between a more sociable Ackerman Student Union or saving an extra $20 each year. If a proposed online referendum passes fall quarter 2003, the Associated Students of UCLA will spike its annual student union fee from $7.50 to approximately $20 to $30, said Student Union Director Jerry Mann. Read more...
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March 9, 9:00 pm
ASUCLA proposes union fee hike
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March 9, 9:00 pm
Bush kidding no one with anti-war front
No one who has kept up with the news over the past few days can seriously claim a war with Iraq is avoidable at this point, even though President Bush himself continues to do just that. Read more...
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March 9, 9:00 pm
Panel explores Abrahamic roots
Prominent figures from the three Abrahamic religions gathered at a seminar Thursday evening, united by their common religious foundation and looking to seek out the differences between them ““ but they ended up focusing mainly on their similarities. Read more...
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March 9, 9:00 pm
Speakers offer contrasting views on Iraq
Students and community members filled a Dodd lecture hall Friday afternoon to hear California Congressman Howard Berman, Stanford professor Steve Krasner and Los Angeles Times columnist Robert Scheer battle it out over a war in Iraq. Read more...
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March 9, 9:00 pm
Letters
Bruin mis-quotes message As a first-year student I have the distinct honor of being quoted, excuse me, mis-quoted in the Daily Bruin, on at least four separate occasions. Read more...
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March 6, 9:00 pm
Speaks out
Should ASUCLA employees be paid a living wage? Manuel Barreto Third-year, sociology “Most places, especially fast food places, pay minimum wage, and it really shouldn’t be any different for a worker in Ackerman. Read more...
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March 6, 9:00 pm
Letters to the editor
Fees, war should not be combined I was not particularly impressed with Wednesday’s protest against possible war with Iraq. Beyond various misspellings (Iraquis), advertisements for Jamba Juice and disturbing those of us still in class, there seemed to be an overall sentiment of misdirection rather than dissatisfaction. Read more...