Funds Restored to Student Press

Funds Restored to Student Press

By Angela Chen

The three-week media freeze — ordered by A.S. President Utsav Gupta on Feb. 19 — was lifted at Wednesday’s A.S. council meeting, after the council voted 5-13-5 to fail a last-minute amendment that proposed a government speech model. The model would have allowed the council to fund — through advertisements — only the media organizations [...]

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After March Forth, We’re a Step Further

After March Forth, We’re a Step Further

By Editorial Board

The past three weeks of race rallies notwithstanding, it’s pretty rare for most on this campus to care about something enough to band together and get noticed. So when Library Walk reached max capacity last Thursday, filled with students and faculty members protesting fee hikes, budget cuts, acts of racism and myriad other problems within the [...]

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A Bone to Pick

A Bone to Pick

By Zoe Sophos

Nearly 10,000 years after three tribal fishermen were buried in what is now the ritzy enclave of La Jolla Farms — just west of the Muir College campus — their bones have yet to find a final resting place. Ever since the remains were uncovered by archeology students from Cal State Northridge in 1976, the UCSD [...]

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‘Bourne’ Photocopy Weighted in Baghdad Baggage

‘Bourne’ Photocopy Weighted in Baghdad Baggage

By Neda Salamat

“Green Zone” Starring Matt Damon & Khalid Abdalla Directed By Paul Greengrass Rated R 01:55 Green Zone” follows patriotic Chief Miller (Matt Damon) on his hunt for weapons of mass destruction through a war-torn Iraq. As its WMD team raids empty warehouses and other abandoned, deteriorating buildings, Miller begins to suspect that the intelligence arriving from undisclosed source “Magellan” are [...]

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Up In The Air

Up In The Air

By Liam Rose

March is the most exciting month of the year for college hoops. As if the win-or-go-home formula was not enough, the NCAA’s selection committee found a way to raise the stakes even higher for the Tritons. In what might be the most interesting matchup in the field of 64 teams, UCSD women’s basketball is scheduled to [...]

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