Local roads employ a new means of protecting those who need to cross the street.By DeNae ThomasAssistant Lifestyles Editor The striking beaches, restaurants, stores and homes that line Pacific Coast Highway can make the famous road a dangerous drive. Few dare to take the challenge of crossing it on foot. “Trying to cross PCH is like trying to run through a blizzard without … [Read more...] about Crosswalks on PCH become a bit smarter
Upcoming Schedules
Men's Basketball @ Loyola Marymount - Jan. 25, 7:30 p.m. Women's Basketball Loyola Marymount - Jan. 25, 5:15 p.m. Men's Vollyball UCSB - Jan. 23, 7 p.m.CSU Northridge - Jan. 25, 2 p.m. Men's Tennis UNLV - Jan. 24, 1:30 p.m.Pacific - Jan. 25, noonUSC - Jan. 29, 1:30 p.m. Women's Tennis @ UCLA - Jan. 25, noon Swimming & Diving San Diego State - Jan. 25, noon January 23, 2003 … [Read more...] about Upcoming Schedules
National&International
Iraq promises to help the U.N. inspectors BAGHDAD — Iraq promised to help U.N. weapons inspectors Monday by forming its own teams to search for banned weapons. It also agreed to encourage its weapons scientists to hold interviews with inspectors. However, it was later revealed that Iraq had refused to allow reconnaissance flights by U2 aircraft to aid inspectors in their … [Read more...] about National&International
Ballin’: Hope you brought your shank
By Kyle JorreySports Editor Somebody might want to pinch the city of San Diego – and wake them up from this horrible nightmare. Word from the press wire is that residents started seeing visions sometime late Sunday night — frightening visions. Visions of a black and silver cloud, gliding ever so ominously down the 5 Freeway on a direct course for Mission Valley. No, it’s … [Read more...] about Ballin’: Hope you brought your shank
The Third Side of the Coin: Public universities don’t uphold free market values
By Jason EppinkStaff Writer The University of Michigan has the right to admit whomever it wishes into its school — except for the fact that it is funded by Michigan and American taxpayers and that gives the government say over its admissions policies. While judges and politicians quibble about the merit of preferential treatment in admissions processes, the larger and more … [Read more...] about The Third Side of the Coin: Public universities don’t uphold free market values