Polls for the undergraduate student government elections will remain open for three days in May, despite attempts by some student government officials to lengthen the voting period. Read more...
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April 8, 10:29 pm
USAC opts to maintain shorter voting period for elections
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April 8, 1:25 am
USAC considers new position after overlooking rules
BY JOSEPH VESCERA Bruin contributor [email protected] Undergraduate student government leaders are considering creating a new council position for an expert on the governing body’s bylaws and meeting procedures. Read more...
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April 8, 1:20 am
Event to encourage reporting sexual assault incidents
Tables for informational and advocacy groups will line Bruin Plaza Tuesday for an event about reporting sexual assault. Every Report Counts aims to educate students about the avenues through which they can report sexual assaults as well as give feedback to resources. Read more...
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April 8, 1:18 am
UCLA on track to introduce new Iranian studies minor
BY JOSEPH VESCERA Bruin contributor [email protected] Students interested in the history and culture of Iran will soon be able to declare a minor in Iranian studies. Read more...
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April 8, 1:17 am
Voting for 2014-2015 GSA officers to begin Tuesday
Graduate students can start voting for next year’s graduate student government officers starting Tuesday at noon. The Graduate Students Association, the governing organization for UCLA’s graduate and professional schools, is holding its elections throughout this week and until noon on Monday. Read more...
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April 7, 2:36 am
USAC transfer representative petition seeking signatures
Nearly 1,000 students have signed a petition to create a transfer student representative seat within the undergraduate student government, but the measure is still far from the number of signatures it needs to have to be voted on by students during spring elections. Read more...
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April 7, 2:36 am
UCLA Burkle Center panel to discuss situation in Crimea
The last time Anya Ice visited her home in Crimea, she was a citizen of Ukraine. The next time she returns, she’ll be a member of the Russian Federation – and one of the minority of Crimeans who wishes she wasn’t. Read more...