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Walt Disney Concert Hall opens as th* home of the Los Angeles PhUharmomc
Student Newspaper of the University of Southern California Since 1912
daiiytrojan.com
Thursday, October 23,2003
Vol. CXLIV, No. 41
'From the beginning it was humiliating. Now everyone really sees the importance of it'
ALTON SMITH assistant sales manager Ralph.
Mayor is working to reduce congestion in high-density areas during the MTA strike. More traffic officers are put on duty.
By KEVIN MERtCKEl
Suff Writei
Although he cannot participate in Metropolitan Ti a importation Authority negotiations due to union campaign contributions, Los Angeles Mayor James K. Hahn sent a six-step proposal to the Los Angeles Department of Transportation to alleviate traffic congestion.
The proposal includes impounding illegally parked vehicles, adding additional traffic officers at high-travel intersections and using surveillance equipment to immediately deploy officers if there is a dramatic rise in traffic.
Illegally parked vehicles prohibit cars from continuously moving, said Sahar Moridani, press deputy for Mayor Hahn. Drivers have to maneuver around the parked vehicles, which slows traffic, she said.
The Mayors plan is to have the vehicles moved prior to rush hour traffic, Moridani said.
Hahn and the Department of Transportation are con-, centrating on relieving congestion with the aid of traffic officers in the Downtown fashion district and along Ventura Boulevard, where traffic has been most apparent, Moridani said.
Many public transportation users are using altema-
I see MTA, page 111
Professor, official debate Internet piracy over two nights -
Picket. Ralphs employee Oscar Lopez holds up the picket line at the Ralphs grocery store on Vermont Avenue and Adams Boulevard.
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By CARA PRYOR A SCOn MARTINDALE
Staff Writers
Strikers at
Music-industry experts battled over the intellectual property rights of artists and the freedom of online file sharers during lively debates Tuesday and Wednesday in Bovard Auditorium.
Stanford University Law Professor Larry Lessig argued that current copyright laws must be redefined to protect the free exchange of culture via the Internet Hilary Rosen, the former CEO of the Recording Industry Association of America, countered his claims, citing the issue as a matter of ethics.
The debates on both evenings were very similar in
I see Debate, page 17 I
Ralphs on Vermont Avenue and Adams Boulevard discuss how they
coping with the strike, which experts say is not going to end soon.
' cloudy. High 88, low 61.
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| Full text | INSIDE Walt Disney Concert Hall opens as th* home of the Los Angeles PhUharmomc Student Newspaper of the University of Southern California Since 1912 daiiytrojan.com Thursday, October 23,2003 Vol. CXLIV, No. 41 'From the beginning it was humiliating. Now everyone really sees the importance of it' ALTON SMITH assistant sales manager Ralph. Mayor is working to reduce congestion in high-density areas during the MTA strike. More traffic officers are put on duty. By KEVIN MERtCKEl Suff Writei Although he cannot participate in Metropolitan Ti a importation Authority negotiations due to union campaign contributions, Los Angeles Mayor James K. Hahn sent a six-step proposal to the Los Angeles Department of Transportation to alleviate traffic congestion. The proposal includes impounding illegally parked vehicles, adding additional traffic officers at high-travel intersections and using surveillance equipment to immediately deploy officers if there is a dramatic rise in traffic. Illegally parked vehicles prohibit cars from continuously moving, said Sahar Moridani, press deputy for Mayor Hahn. Drivers have to maneuver around the parked vehicles, which slows traffic, she said. The Mayors plan is to have the vehicles moved prior to rush hour traffic, Moridani said. Hahn and the Department of Transportation are con-, centrating on relieving congestion with the aid of traffic officers in the Downtown fashion district and along Ventura Boulevard, where traffic has been most apparent, Moridani said. Many public transportation users are using altema- I see MTA, page 111 Professor, official debate Internet piracy over two nights - Picket. Ralphs employee Oscar Lopez holds up the picket line at the Ralphs grocery store on Vermont Avenue and Adams Boulevard. '• .vs-. • • »;'■ - > * • v- > v '!i ' v . -.Arvrtv -< V - ' , * • By CARA PRYOR A SCOn MARTINDALE Staff Writers Strikers at Music-industry experts battled over the intellectual property rights of artists and the freedom of online file sharers during lively debates Tuesday and Wednesday in Bovard Auditorium. Stanford University Law Professor Larry Lessig argued that current copyright laws must be redefined to protect the free exchange of culture via the Internet Hilary Rosen, the former CEO of the Recording Industry Association of America, countered his claims, citing the issue as a matter of ethics. The debates on both evenings were very similar in I see Debate, page 17 I Ralphs on Vermont Avenue and Adams Boulevard discuss how they coping with the strike, which experts say is not going to end soon. ' cloudy. High 88, low 61. |
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