Thursday, February 19


Pasadena city manager appointed UCLA administrative vice chancellor

A Pasadena city manager will serve as the next administrative vice chancellor effective March, UCLA officials announced in a statement Friday. Michael Beck has operated Pasadena’s $685 million budget and manages city departments, such as the fire, police, public works and transportation departments, since the beginning of his term as city manager in October 2008. Read more...


Student-run startup Kotu offers printing, delivery service

Sonny Desai hurried through North Village late Monday night, trekking through the frigid wind. Instead of taking shelter indoors, Desai, a third-year economics student, delivered a printed PowerPoint document to a student on Kelton Avenue. Read more...

Photo: Left to right: Sonny Desai, Terrell Gray, Luke Chui, Steve O’Dell. Four UCLA students started Kotu Printing, a company that prints and delivers documents on campus and in Westwood. (Aubrey Yeo/Daily Bruin senior staff)



ASUCLA discusses proposal for inclusive prayer, meditation space

An undergraduate student government office suggested creating a nondenominational prayer and meditation space on campus during last Friday’s Associated Students UCLA meeting. Aaliya Khan, the Undergraduate Students Association Council general representative who presented the proposal, said UCLA is one of the only UC campuses that does not have a prayer space on campus. Read more...

Photo: Students pray outside of Kerckhoff Hall throughout the day because there is no nondenominational prayer and meditation space on campus. (Efren Piñon/Daily Bruin)



UC Regents recap — Nov. 19

The University of California Board of Regents, the governing board of the University, approved its operating budget, which includes an enrollment plan for the next three years. Read more...

Photo: The University of California Board of Regents concluded its bimonthly meeting in UC San Francisco on Thursday. (Arman Sharif/Daily Bruin senior staff)



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