Forty students will work in teams to develop complete business models, starting with their ideas and onward, this weekend on the Hill. The event, called 3 Day Startup, is a nonprofit weekend conference that the organizers hope will teach students how to develop prototypes, talk to customers and collaborate with mentors. Read more...
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February 6, 1:48 am
‘3 Day Startup’ aims to develop students’ entrepreneurial skills
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February 5, 1:03 am
Winter SOOF applicants to receive about $200 in USAC funding
The undergraduate student government unanimously allocated about $20,600 to more than 100 student groups on Tuesday to use for a variety of operational costs. This is the third round of Student Organization Operational Fund allocations in which the average money given to groups has hovered around $200. Read more...
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February 5, 12:53 am
Anderson student creates ‘glitter bomb’ website startup
Ben Follansbee spent the last three weeks stuffing glitter into envelopes and sending them to hundreds of people across the country. Follansbee, a master’s of business administration student at the UCLA Anderson School of Management, is the founder of SparkleSlap.com, a startup website that supplies customers with glitter bombs that are sent to unsuspecting recipients. Read more...
Photo: Ben Follansbee, a student at the UCLA Anderson School of Management, releases one of the “glitter bombs” that his startup company, SparkleSlap.com, sends to unsuspecting recipients. (Austin Yu/Daily Bruin senior staff)
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February 4, 2:13 am
UCLA economics professor George Murphy dies at age 90
George Murphy, a longtime UCLA economics professor with a passion for singing, died Jan. 2 of natural causes and health complications due to diabetes. He was 90. Read more...
Photo: George Murphy, a UCLA economics professor, died Jan. 2 of natural causes. His colleagues and family remember him as a creative storyteller, lover of sailing and kind grandfather. (Courtesy of Holly Van Husen)
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February 4, 1:32 am
USAC recap – Feb. 3
The Undergraduate Students Association Council is the official student government representing the undergraduate student body at UCLA. Council meetings take place every week on Tuesdays at 7 p.m. Read more...
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February 4, 1:29 am
Hedrick dining hall to reopen as new 24-hour study space
Hedrick dining hall is set to reopen as the Hill’s first 24-hour eatery and study space in fall 2016, according to recently approved plans by UCLA Housing officials. Read more...
Photo: Hedrick Study will be the Hill’s first 24-hour eatery and study space, and will look more like a coffee shop and study lounge than a traditional cafeteria, according to UCLA housing plans. (UCLA Housing and Hospitality Services)
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February 3, 1:35 am
UCLA’s Black Campus Ministries helps build sense of community
Anna-Nicole Genislow grew up with a blend of cultures, living with her stepmother from Mexico and her dad who was white and Jewish, until she was 12 years old. But she said she never fully identified with her black heritage on her mother's side, even after she moved in with her cousin who was black. Read more...
Photo: Nasia Turner, a third-year English student, Precious Elam, a third-year undeclared student and Francesca Essilfie, a third-year human biology and society student, raise their hands in prayer during Black Church Mondays, a quarterly event held by Black Campus Ministries. (Daniel Alcazar/Daily Bruin)