Archive for September, 2005
Planned Demolition of Gehry Building Sparks Controversy
UC Irvine administrators have decided to demolish a building designed by famed architect Frank Gehry, but this decision has not come without controver
Christian Schools Sue UC Over Admissions
A lawsuit was filed this summer alleging discrimination by the University of California against Christian private schools and their coursework, which
UC Ends National Merit Scholarship Funding
The University of California announced this summer that it will withdraw funding from the National Merit Scholarship program.
Candidates Debate Issues
When Rep. Christopher Cox was appointed to head the Securities and Exchange Commission in August, he vacated a seat in the House of Representatives th
Student Association Outlines Agenda
Every year, the University of California Student Association formulates an agenda outlining their goals for the following year. This year, the agenda
The FDA Succumbs to Political Pressures
Over the summer, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration announced that it was delaying the decision to make Plan B available over the counter.
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Roberts Seems to be Fair
When a president nominates someone to the Supreme Court, they’re making history.
We Should Be Wary of North Koreas Promises
Back in 1998, then-former Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld led a commission that examined the threat potential of various ‘rogue’ states including
ZOA’s Strategy is the Wrong One
I used to hate it when my mom would go into my room and clean it for me. Something perturbed me about someone else taking care of my dirty work.
Question Everything About Everything
I’ve decided to go out on a limb here and admit something to everyone who cares to read it: I couldn’t wait for school to start.
