House Resolution 35, signed in late August, encourages state public university officials to "increase their efforts to swiftly and unequivocally condemn acts of anti-Semitism on their campuses." Read more...
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October 26, 1:00 am
Student groups in discontent over HR 35, related documents
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October 18, 12:59 am
UC financial future depends on passage of Proposition 30
If approved by voters, the measure would raise an additional $6 billion in tax revenue annually for five years to help balance the state budget, which was last reported to have a $15.7 billion deficit. Read more...
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Gov. Brown visited UCLA Tuesday to speak about Proposition 30 and its possible effects on higher education.
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October 17, 1:21 am
Second debate focuses on new topics, lacks new insights
Students, faculty and citizens at UCLA and nationwide gathered Tuesday night to watch the presidential candidates face off in their second debate of the election season. Read more...
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October 12, 1:56 am
Biden, Ryan cover foreign and domestic policy in vice presidential debate
The debate, which focused on both foreign and domestic policy, was the second installment in a series of debates scattered throughout the election season, the first of which was held between President Barack Obama and Republican candidate Mitt Romney last week. Read more...
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October 2, 6:22 am
Funds reduced for NanoSystems Institute
A three-year financial agreement between UCLA and the California NanoSystems Institute came to an end over the summer, forcing the research hub to undergo a number of significant changes in response to a reduced budget. Read more...
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September 23, 8:56 am
UCLA may lose additional state funds under approved “˜rebenching’ budgetary model
Under a University of California-wide budgetary reform approved in June, UCLA could end up losing out on additional state funds in the future. Read more...
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July 8, 11:02 am
UC professors in legal battle with Native American tribe over rights to ancient skeletons
High on a mesa overlooking a nude beach was an archaeological hot spot. Read more...
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UCLA anthropology professor Gail Kennedy led a research team in 1976 that dug up ancient human remains at UCSD. These skeletons are at the center of current lawsuits between UCSD, three UC professors and the Kumeyaay, a Native American tribe.