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State controller warns California may be out of cash by March
The state may run out of cash by March and will need to borrow funds and delay payments worth $3.3 billion, according to a statement released today by State Controller John Chiang.
In that event, the state would need to borrow $200 million from the University of California, said UC spokeswoman Dianne Klein.
Despite Chiang’s statement, the chances of the state actually running out of cash is extremely low, Jason Sisney, a research analyst at the Legislative Analyst’s Office, said in an email.
The issue instead is trying to make all scheduled payments while keeping aside enough cash to deal with unexpected demands on the state treasury, Sisney said.
Conductor Neal Stulberg explains the music of Eric Zeisl
On Jan. 26, the UCLA Philharmonia performed Eric Zeisl’s Concerto Grosso, a piece that has only been played once before in history, during the late composer’s funeral. Conductor and UCLA professor Neal Stulberg explains the history of Zeisl and what it means to him to play conduct the piece.
Speaks Out: Favorite campus-sponsored event
This week, we asked students what their favorite campus-sponsored event was this year.
Lunar New Year 2012: Golden Dragon Parade in Chinatown
On Jan. 28, 2012, the Chinatown neighborhood in downtown Los Angeles rang in the Lunar New Year with the 113th annual Golden Dragon Parade.
USAC should prioritize funds for events that benefit wider community
The one-time, $76,000 loan to the undergraduate student government will prevent student group funding from going off a cliff this spring. Here we propose a few solutions that would provide for better money management going forward.
ASUCLA Board of Directors meeting RECAP
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- ASUCLA has seen low trends in sales in January, with this month being the worst they have seen in about three years, said Rich Delia, chief financial officer of ASUCLA.