Nine state assembly members came to UCLA Wednesday to hear testimony from athletes, doctors and academics regarding access to athletics for women of color. The assembly members are part of the Speaker Herb Wesson’s, D ““ Culver City, select committee on Title IX, which was formed to examine compliance with the federal law in California’s schools. Read more...
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October 16, 9:00 pm
Committee looks at Title IX results
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October 16, 9:00 pm
Short and Sweet
Changing demographics, concern for cultural preservation and the simple desire for students to interact with other students prompted the Jewish Awareness Movement to sponsor a speed dating event. Read more...
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October 16, 9:00 pm
Policy debate elicits tension
Tempers flared as students, politicians and professors packed Kinsey Hall Wednesday to debate U.S. policy toward Iraq. Former Los Angeles mayor Richard Riordan, nationally syndicated columnist Arianna Huffington and former presidential advisor Dennis Ross all spoke at the forum, which was sponsored by the UCLA International Institute and the Burkle Center for International Relations. Read more...
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October 15, 9:00 pm
Briefs
Lecturer to speak on HIV Prevention Research UCLA Regents’ Lecturer Dr. Loretta Sweet Jemmott will be speaking at UCLA this Thursday to address effective ways to prevent the spread of HIV among men and women 25 years of age or younger. Read more...
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October 15, 9:00 pm
ASUCLA puts 3 new Web magazines on hold
Publication for three proposed student Web magazines covering political commentary and world and women’s issues has been delayed for at least another month because of questions about the staffs’ training. Read more...
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October 15, 9:00 pm
Pro-war rally held in Meyerhoff Park
Calling on undecided students to support the U.S. war effort, speakers addressed a small crowd of students at a pro-war rally held Tuesday at Meyerhoff Park. Read more...
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October 15, 9:00 pm
Campaigns make issue of attendance
The leading candidates for lieutenant governor have tried to paint each other as absentee officials, citing low levels of participation at UC Board of Regents meetings and the state legislature. Read more...