Tag: government
ASUCR reviews members of staff and committees, elects new BCOE senator...
ASUCR held their second meeting of the fall quarter at 6:35 p.m. last Wednesday, Oct.10. The Senate discussed the appointment of a new BCOE...
ASUCR holds first meeting of the quarter, CNAS vacancy filled
ASUCR held its first meeting of the quarter on Wednesday, Oct. 3, and started the quarter off by filling the vacant CNAS senator position...
Personal freedom: Is Iran our new moral standard?
Corrupt autocracy. Theocratic oppression. Legal and illegal organ markets. If this description screamed “Iran” at you, you’d be correct. Recently, investigative work by the...
Alumni Spotlight: Reyna Harvey
My name is Reyna Harvey. Last month, I completed a fall 2015 internship at the White House. Working in the White House was an...
Vaccinations and your government
In a recent interview with NBC News, President Barack Obama declared his stance on the now decades-old controversy over the dangers of disease vaccination....
UC Riverside feels ripple effects of government shutdown
For the first time since 1996, the United States government was forced to shut down temporarily after Congress failed to agree on a spending...
Future of medical marijuana lies in the hands of local governments
The battle for the legality of marijuana has raged on for years in California. Since 1996, the sale and use of medical marijuana has...
Increase in cost does not mean decrease in obesity
“Obesity is an epidemic” is a common phrase heard more and more frequently these days. The statement may just be an exaggeration, but the...