Saturday, May 17th, 2008

News

State lifts marriage ban

By Allison Fung | 1 day

California rules in favor of same-sex couples; opponents propose amendment for Nov. ballot

In a highly anticipated decision Thursday, the California Supreme Court lifted the ban on same-sex marriage – a major victory for the LGBT community on campus and across the state. In a 4-3 majority, the court ruled that denying same-sex couples the right to marry was against the California Constitution. ...

Regents finalize vote to raise fees

2008-2009 cost going up 7.4 percent; board also discusses results of study on student diversity

For many, sex is no casual affair

Students draw on faith, family and experience to make choices about becoming or staying active

A heartfelt response to quake

Students remember China’s earthquake victims through vigil, other charity events
Heritage

Sports

Softball begins quest for 12th national championship

Bruins open postseason against CSU Fullerton in regional hosted at Easton Stadium

By John Michael Earnest | 1 day, 1 hour

Softball begins quest for 12th national championship

Easton Stadium doesn’t have varnished wood like Pauley Pavilion.

Baseball goes into final home stand

Women advance to quarterfinals

Round-of-16 victory over USC brings tennis one step further in NCAA Championships

Men’s track bringing a balanced lineup to Pac-10s

A&E

Instrumental introductions

By Ross Rinehart | 1 day, 1 hour

When Indian classical musicians play the santoor, their hands hammer, pluck, or glide across the instrument at exhilarating speed, navigating the 100 strings with adroit precision to produce the resonant, reverberating melodies. However, this virtuosic spectacle is presented in a strikingly humble context: traditional Indian classical music concerts are played ...

Budding artists showcased

Second annual exhibit features a wide range of works from UCLA’s aspiring undergaduates

Lady Danville stays close to roots

‘Idol’ provides the all-American experience

Viewpoint

It’s way too late to split the ticket

Clinton and Obama have fostered disunity in their party instead of running a strong campaign against the GOP

By Katie Strickland | 1 day, 1 hour

The topic that newscasters and political pundits cannot get enough of lately is whether Sens. Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton will run on the same ticket in the presidential race in November.

Editorial: Same-sex marriage ruling is a triumph

On Thursday, the California State Supreme Court ruled to strike down the ban on same-sex marriage, making ours the second state in the country (after Massachusetts) to allow it.

Ad campaign crucial for UCLA’s reputation

With budget cuts threatening image, new effort allows for well-deserved positive exposure

Letters to the Editor


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