Police, IFC investigate Theta Chi
The local chapter of Theta Chi fraternity is under investigation for illegally distributing alcohol at a party with Alpha Phi sorority Saturday night. The charge could hold a maximum penalty of 90 days in jail for the fraternity's president.
Interviews continue today; Chodorow is next in line
A scholar in medieval history may lead the University into the 21st century.
Stanley Chodorow - one of four current finalists for the University presidency - will be the second candidate to meet with regents and other members of the University community in a public interview and town meeting today.
Candidate stresses undergrad education
Berkeley Vice Chancellor Carol Christ envisions a large research university that makes undergraduate education its top priority.
To the Board of Regents and the larger University community, Christ expounded yesterday on this vision and other goals she would pursue as University president.
Clinton, Dole stump through Michigan
DETROIT - When Air Force One arrived at Detroit Metropolitan Airport yesterday, the Dole/Kemp '96 airliner was already waiting just a few fields away.
During simultaneous visits to the state yesterday, presidential candidates Bill Clinton and Bob Dole claimed credit for boosting Michigan's economy.
Cuban artist shares roots with students
A Cuban accent seeping through her soft voice, filmmaker Gloria Rolando discussed the impact of African traditions on her nation's culture - next to a Periodic Table of the Elements chart that spanned half the wall.
U.S. district judge delivers address on academic freedom
Academic freedom, the liberty to provide and pursue necessary learning and knowledge without obtrusion, has been a significant issue of debate throughout the University's history.
Avern Cohn, a U.S. district judge, spoke last night in the sixth annual Davis, Makert, Nickerson Lecture on Academic and Intellectual Freedom. His speech, titled "Academic Freedom: A Trial Judge's View," focused on the history of the University in court, involving cases questioning academic freedom.
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