In the eyes of more than a few Westwood merchants, getting more people to shop in the Village ““ and making Westwood a more attractive place in general ““ basically boils down to one thing: more parking. Read more...
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November 14, 9:00 pm
Business owners discuss Village’s future
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November 14, 9:00 pm
Sovereignty focus of American Indian forum
The American Indian Student Association held its annual Sovereignty Forum in an effort to deal with the issue of American Indian tribal sovereignty and federal recognition in the southwestern United States. Read more...
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November 14, 9:00 pm
Forum speaker warns against colorblind RPI
Students were encouraged to lead a fight against the Racial Privacy Initiative Wednesday night at an information session organized by initiative opponents. Coordinated by the Undergraduate Students Association Council Academic Affairs Commission and the Affirmative Action Coalition, the session informed students about the possible damage of the measure. Read more...
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November 14, 9:00 pm
UC to verify personal statements
In response to controversy over the admissions process enacted last year, the University of California will require applicants to verify additional information in their applications. Starting next fall, the university will check information found in personal statements before guaranteeing admission, but it is undecided how this will be accomplished. Read more...
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November 14, 9:00 pm
Suffusion of Iraq coverage attracts criticism, praise
For months, headlines like “Bush Signals: The Time to Act is Now” and “Italy Braces for Anti-War Clashes” have filled the airwaves and news pages on a daily basis. Read more...
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November 14, 9:00 pm
Projects break ground at UCLA
The 15-minute waits for treadmills and the chipped, rusted weights familiar to students who visit the John Wooden Center will cease to exist as of March 2004. Read more...
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November 14, 9:00 pm
Budget plan may mean fee hike
SAN FRANCISCO “”mdash; The University of California Board of Regents voted to pass a preliminary budget plan Thursday for the 2003-2004 fiscal year that could include a 6.5 percent student fee hike, if the state does not provide requested funds. Read more...