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From the sounds of it, Harvard’s getting angsty, as are many other big brand schools. The reason for this is that apparently an overly large amount of the wide-eyed ... This past Thursday, the Supreme Court turned heads and incited strong reactions, both positive and negative, when it overturned the District of Columbia’s ban on the individual possession of handguns. The ruling puts the ... Georgia State University is defending its actions in a lawsuit filed by three publishing companies for posting copyrighted material online for student use. So, you are a Bruin at last and you’re already bored. A sea of students swarmed in Strathmore Tunnel on Wednesday night before running through the UCLA campus to commemorate the end of spring quarter with the school year’s last Undie Run. Audiences cringe watching participants of reality TV ingest insects and other creatures that are typically considered inedible. Six hundred seventy pounds: the amount of food wasted daily by UCLA students from one – count it, one – dining hall. But what about the food that never makes it out of the kitchen? There are laws in the United States that prevent one candidate receiving more media time on a station than another candidate. The way our schools and government collect data on race and ethnicity is severely flawed – just ask any Persian or Arab who has been categorized as white, any mixed-race person who has been told to choose one race to identify with, or the progressive visionaries who finally had the UC admissions data on Asians and Pacific Islanders divided into 23 distinct categories. When UCLA students first began its debate team, a rival coach told the group they would not last two months.
Colleges deserve protection from guns
University use of fair use is, well, pretty fair
Orientation Issue 2008: The opportunities are here – find your path
Your college experience should not be influenced by preconceptions of undergraduate life; take the reins, this is the time to experiment
Undie Run marks end of spring quarter
A Powell Library window is broken during the event, causing UCPD to reraise safety concerns
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UCLA must step up to the plate
Dining halls should give unserved food to charity instead of just throwing it away
Pomp and Clinton's stance
Presidents, past or hopeful, do not belong at graduation ceremonies if they will burden them with agendas
Ethnic data must be specific, not rigid
Speech and debate team gains steam
Completely student-run organization is amassing size and reputation, despite initial setbacks
Three years later, the team is more successful than it has ever been.
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