The UCLA School of Law chapter of the National Lawyers Guild presented the chancellor's office with a letter on Monday demanding an end to police violence against non-violent protesters. The chapter said it was prompted by the UC Board of Regents protests in November. Read more...
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February 23, 5:15 am
Chancellor faces demands from Lawyers Guild to cease police violence
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February 21, 11:36 pm
Committee will visit UCLA to carry out final phase of reaccreditation
A team from the Western Association of Schools and Colleges will visit campus Feb. 24-26 as part of the reaccreditation process for UCLA. Read more...
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February 21, 11:35 pm
Psychiatry professor Kenneth Wells composes ‘The First Lady,’ his debut opera
While psychiatry Professor Kenneth Wells has been composing music since the age of 12, he had never before written an opera for a public audience. Read more...
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February 21, 11:27 pm
Student group advocates for financial aid reforms on behalf of undocumented students
Michael, an undocumented first-year student who could not give his real name for security purposes, takes five buses every day to get to campus from his hometown of Duarte, a commute that often takes over five hours per day. Read more...
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February 21, 11:26 pm
Annual graduate student event brings policy students and policy experts together
A group of 18 UCLA graduate students traveled to Los Angeles City Hall on Feb. 19 to discuss whether privatization of the Los Angeles Zoo is the right answer to budget woes. Read more...
Photo: Graduate students in the public policy department went to Los Angeles City Hall on Friday in an annual event to discuss Los Angeles city measures.
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February 21, 11:21 pm
Campus groups hope to raise awareness of Palestinian struggles
Throughout Palestine Awareness Week, which starts Tuesday, several student groups will educate the UCLA community about the conflict occurring in Palestine and how it affects all ethnic groups. Read more...
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February 18, 10:21 pm
Chancellor Gene Block announces cost-efficient plans to maintain academic excellence
As university administrators await final budget decisions for the 2010-2011 school year, they are taking measures to maintain academic excellence, from cutting less relevant courses to raising funds and speaking to government officials. Read more...