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Allies urge caution

Published February 10, 2003

FBy Robin S. Gendron ormer Secretary of State Dean Acheson once described Canada as the "stern daughter of the voice of God," referring to the Canadian government's self-righteous habit - as he saw it...

U.S makes its case

by Elizabeth Dunbar
Published February 10, 2003

After presenting its case to the U.N. Security Council last week, the United States continues to face opposition at home and abroad in its desire to forcefully disarm Iraq. But even as inspectors return,...

Nigerian credit card scam hits U bookstores

by Rocky Thompson
Published February 7, 2003

Police are investigating a string of orders made over the Internet from University Bookstores with stolen credit card numbers. "We don't know yet how they've gotten the numbers," said Lt. Chuck Miner of...

New visa regulations prohibit coursework for some

by Elizabeth Dunbar
Published February 6, 2003

New visa regulations designed to clarify what and how much international students' children and spouses can study is forcing universities across the country to interpret whether classes such as physics...

Movie enthusiasts aided by U service to help film selection

Published February 5, 2003

DBy Mary Stegmeir ecisions at the video store can be made a lot easier thanks to a free movie selection service developed by a University computer science and engineering research team. The service, at...

NIH budget increase on hold until debate is resolved in Congress

by Dan Haugen
Published February 4, 2003

As part of his $2.23 trillion federal budget proposal sent to Congress on Monday, President George W. Bush recommended an estimated 2 percent increase in the National Institutes of Health fiscal year 2004...

Minorities enjoy firms’ attention

Published February 3, 2003

WBy Libby George and Andrew Pritchard hen the starship Enterprise made its first voyage on network television, it carried something truly futuristic on its bridge: Nichelle Nichols as the ship's black...

South Korean envoy meets key aide to North Korean leader

Published January 28, 2003

SEOUL, South Korea (AP) - North Korea ordered the U.N. nuclear agency to keep out of its business Monday, a scornful diatribe that came as top North and South Korean officials held cordial talks on resolving...

U.N. report fails to slow U.S. march toward Iraq showdown

Published January 28, 2003

WASHINGTON (AP) - The George W. Bush administration moved steadily Monday toward a military showdown with Iraq and suggested a decision could come as early as next week after U.N. inspectors credited Iraq...

University Cracks Down in Wake of Fraternity Violence

Published January 24, 2003

SBy John Glionna and Chris O'Connell Los Angeles Times AN JOSE, Calif. - Both Asian American fraternities involved in Wednesday's deadly predawn melee will be suspended and those found to have participated...