Tag: privacy

Senate approval of a national ID card this week offers a false sense of security for the American people and will cause more damage than good.

This fall semester, the University of La Verne has taken new safety precautions to ensure the security of its students.

In the cinema thriller "The Net," Sandra Bullock has her life erased by computer-wielding geniuses who want her dead. Almost a year ago, several ULV students had their lives ripped into turmoil when former student Wesley Tong stole Social Security numbers and applied for credit cards under their names. Although the incidents of grand theft and making false financial statements that sent Tong to jail for 10 days are not as dramatic as the terrorism that threatened Bullock, the means by which they spread their madness are similar.

It is with some disgust that I noted the recent editorial on issues concerning a perceived lack of confidentiality at the Student Health Center.

Students of the University of La Verne are able to visit the Health Center for help with anything from a splinter to a pregnancy test, and with the recently expanded hours of the Center and constantly growing population of the University, more and more students are seeking these services.