News

• Anthropology students discover Easter Island
  For years people have wondered about the massive statues that surround Easter Island. The mystery of who created them and how they lived draws researchers from around the world.

• Youngest candidate comes to campus
  Georgy Russell, 26, the youngest candidate in the run for California governor, spoke to a political science class Thursday about technology use in globalization and her campaign plans.

• Record industry files suit
  The Recording Industry Association of America filed 261 lawsuits last Monday against individuals who downloaded music illegally through the Internet. The RIAA offered an additional amnesty program for people that admitted to downloading music illegally.

• Students disagree with recall delay
  Students express their views Wednesday, regarding the postponement of the gubernatorial recall election by the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals.

• USC campus on alert after stabbings
  LOS ANGELES (U-Wire) -- The University of Southern California is under a crime alert after two stabbings occurred within ten minutes of each other near the school's main campus this Sunday.

Opinion

• Our View: Hypocrites should not prosper
  In another Bush administration patch-up, Bush seems to have recanted his claims that ousted despot Saddam Hussein was indeed integrally linked to both al-Qaeda and the devastating attacks on Sept. 3.

• Permit machines cause frustration
  This is probably one of the last things I would write about.

• Comic Expressions
  The ability to connect on a fundamental level with people was part of the power of Johnny Cash.

• Letters to the editor: Right for once?
  I sympathize with those who depend on Gerry Wachovsky's weekly column for their knowledge of the world.

• Letters to the editor: Wake-up call
  Ms. Eyre's letter demonstrates her misunderstanding of the intentions of our state and federal governments regarding illegal immigrants and the Mexican-American border.

• Letters to the editor: In response
  In her Sept. 17 letter to the editor, Christine Eyre decided to attack the credibility of Dr. Matt Taylor instead of his arguments.

 

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