News

• Survivors, victims give a voice
  Students and volunteers unveiled T-shirts and held a candlelight march across campus to speak out against domestic violence and sexual assault during the annual "Take Back the Night and Day" and "Clothesline Project" Wednesday.

• Professor selected for elite position
  Not many people are nominated to be a distinguished lecturer for the American Association of Petroleum Geology. In fact, the association only selects six to eight people a year to lecture and travel to different universities to teach students about their recent discoveries and research.

• Roommates look for perfect match
  During the past two weeks approximately 10 to 12 students residing in the dormitories were able to say good-bye to one roommate and hello to another.

• Senate denounces genocide
  Members of the Armenian Student Association were victorious in the A.S. Senate yesterday, after the board voted to approve a resolution denouncing the Armenian genocide.

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• Ranchers credit meaty diets for high beef prices
  KINGSVILLE, Texas (AP) -- Until recently, a lanky Texan like Paul Genho had little interest in celebrity doctors and their diet trends. But thanks to the toppled food pyramid advised by gurus such as Dr. Atkins and Dr. Agatson, red meat sales are up again.

 

Opinion

• Our View: Media from the right
  We hear it all of the time. The leftist media are always at the throat of the real American, shoving it's twisted lies and negative coverage of all the great things Bush is doing down their gullets.

• Me, an imperialist?
  My first experience as an imperialist came in April 2000.

• Grocery store strikers should pay fair share
  Crossing the supermarket picket lines puts a smile on my face and food in my grocery cart.

• Readers flock to the taboo
  Last week, a colleague of mine was informing a group of students about the type of column I write.

 

• THEATER review: 'The Crucible' defies the times, puts truth on trial
  Arthur Miller's classic tale of truth on trial proves relevant in any time period.

• 'Skits' treads offensive, silly line for big laughs
  Santa Monica is a stones-throw away from the beautiful filth of Venice, and will have a chance to show its neighbor what pungent vulgarity is all about with the sketch act, "Skits-O-Phrenia," opening tonight at the Powerhouse Theatre in Santa Monica.

• Water polo drops two important games
  Just when things were starting to turn around for the Long Beach State men's water polo team, along came UCLA and Pepperdine University to hand the 49ers two straight losses last weekend.