Friday, August 7


Letters

Community service is far from slavery I find the term “slavery” in Daniel O’Conner’s letter (“UC shouldn’t force community slavery,” Viewpoint, Oct. 24) an interesting word applied to community service. Read more...


Thousands converge for peace

SAN FRANCISCO AND WASHINGTON, D.C. “”mdash; Tens of thousands marched in the streets in the City by the Bay and an estimated 100,000 rallied in the nation’s capital Saturday, in a loud and often outraged protest against a possible war with Iraq. Read more...


UCLA welcomes Chinese delegation

Officials from the People’s Republic of China stopped at UCLA on Friday during a week of diplomacy between China and the United States that was capped by a summit between President George W. Read more...


Briefs

UCLA, KST Data to offer computer discounts A new agreement between UCLA and KST Data will allow individuals within the UCLA community (faculty, staff and students) to purchase computers and peripherals from Dell, Hewlett Packard (including Compaq) and Gateway. Read more...



Letters

Waxman should open his eyes I concur with the Oct. 15 editorial, “Waxman disregards constituents’ opinion,” not just because he has no plans for higher education or student issues, but also because he opposes the extension of the Red Line Subway west along Wilshire Boulevard. Read more...