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Textbooks available for checkout

February 15, 2014 by Falon Opsahl

Textbooks will be more widely available in the library for students to check out starting Monday, according to Student Government Association freshman senator Edward Adutwum, who spearheaded the project. Some of the books can only be used in the library, but some of them will be available for students to check out for a week, similar to the iPad program, Dean of Libraries Mark … [Read more...] about Textbooks available for checkout

Rehabs affect ‘Bu life

February 15, 2014 by Veronica Johnson

Art by Alexander Hayes Malibu, once best known for its iconic Malibu Pier, Zuma beach and Surfrider Beach, has now become the top destination for people to kick their drug and alcohol addictions. According to the 2012 census, Malibu’s population was 12,832 at the time, and 35 state-licensed rehabilitation centers, not including “sober living homes,” were located within the … [Read more...] about Rehabs affect ‘Bu life

Alumnus, Sen. Wright found guilty of fraud

February 15, 2014 by Julia Naman

Former Wave state Sen. Roderick Wright of Inglewood, a Democrat, made splashes in Sacramento, Calif., after recently being convicted of eight accounts of voter fraud, perjury and a false declaration of candidacy. He faces a maximum prison sentence of eight years and four months. On Tuesday, Jan. 28, in a scandal that freshman Robbie Robles referred to as “Wright-gate,” … [Read more...] about Alumnus, Sen. Wright found guilty of fraud

Internet giants threaten access

February 15, 2014 by Emma Angelo

Art by Brooke MuschottSomewhere between completing the latest Buzzfeed quiz and watching a 13th lip-dubbed NFL clip, you may have missed out on the net neutrality issue. I almost missed it too; I was so distracted with llamafont.com. If you are just as perplexed by the phrase “llamafont.com” as you are about “net neutrality,” then you should check the … [Read more...] about Internet giants threaten access

G News 02.13.14

February 14, 2014 by Whitney Ashton & Shayla Girardin

A GPS shuttle tracker is on its way, a new sophomore class president steps up and new convo credit regulations are announced — all this and more on this week's G News with Whitney Ashton and Shayla Girardin. _____________________________________________________________________________ Follow the Graphic on Twitter: @PeppGraphic … [Read more...] about G News 02.13.14

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