Gliding toward slower growth

Researchers, public officials and business leaders took part in a conference Wednesday at the Anderson School of Management to discuss the school’s latest forecast that the U.S. economy will continue to experience slow economic growth through 2006. The national economy continues to gradually decelerate, or “glide,” toward slower growth, though not as drastically as once […]

Textbook supplements force prices up

Students at UCLA and at college campuses across the country are finding themselves paying more for textbooks thanks to little-used supplements, according to a study by the Government Accountability Office. The study, released last month, found that textbook prices have risen at twice the rate of inflation in the last two decades, increasing by about […]

Ex-senator addresses fight against terrorism

Gary Hart, former senator and presidential candidate, addressed a crowd of students, faculty and diplomats Tuesday as part of a conference called “Global Terror Threat: Are We Winning or Losing?” put on by UCLA’s School of Public Affairs. Hart was part of a four-member panel that also included Brian Jenkins, senior adviser to the president […]