Nearly as devastating for Democrats as the “Republican Revolution” midterms of 1994, Tuesday’s elections brought good news for conservative voters nationwide, as the GOP retained control of the House of Representatives and regained control of the Senate. Read more...
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GOP retains House control
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Prop. 47 to boost UC funds, 52 fails
University of California students will directly feel the effects of two statewide propositions that went to the ballot box on Tuesday, as voters approved a funding boost into the University of California, but rejected an item that would loosen up the voter registration process. Read more...
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Davis keeps Gov. post as GOP secures control over Senate
Gov. Gray Davis capped a Democratic sweep of the state’s major offices Tuesday evening, eking out a victory over Republican challenger Bill Simon in spite of public discontent with both candidates. Read more...
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“˜Dorkfest’ evokes inner nerd, teaches life lessons
Sorry folks, but I have something to admit, as it turns out that I haven’t been entirely “¦ straightforward. It all ends here. I can’t live this lie any longer. Read more...
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Speaks out
Now that the USAC referendum has been approved, what do you think should be done with the additional funding? Evan Cholfin Second-year, paleobiology “I’m glad that the referendum passed. Read more...
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Crime Watch
Petty Theft A parking permit was stolen from a vehicle parked in Lot 11 between Oct. 26 and 27. Between Oct. 28 and 29 a stereo was removed from a vehicle parked in Sunset Village parking structure. Read more...
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Heaton, Foster speak against abortion in Young Hall
A diverse crowd of students filled Young Hall auditorium Monday night and heard Feminists for Life President Serrin Foster and celebrity Patricia Heaton condemn abortion as immoral. Read more...