Drive about 20 miles east of San Jose, Calif., wind through the isolated foothills until you reach the University of California’s Lick Observatory on Mt. Hamilton. Read more...
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April 15, 12:50 am
UCLA students display business acumen with startup
Two UCLA Anderson School of Management students learned how to run a business and pick out the perfect bottle of wine when launching their startup company. Read more...
Photo: Federico Saiz (left) and Vicente Estevez are students at UCLA Anderson School of Management who recently started a wine-of-the-month company. Courtesy of Federico Saiz.
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April 15, 12:47 am
Students form new slate FIRED UP! for USAC elections
A new slate that had initially planned to run candidates with LET’S ACT! will contest several positions in the upcoming undergraduate student government elections. Slates are groups of students that pool together their resources and run under similar platforms, much like political parties. Read more...
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April 15, 12:46 am
Change in law requires UCLA to hire more disabled workers
The University of California and UCLA now have to improve their efforts to hire more people with disabilities, after recent changes to a 40-year-old law. The UC sent out its first voluntary staff-wide survey earlier this month that allowed employees to identify as a person with or without a disability. Read more...
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April 14, 7:07 pm
General Representative candidate to withdraw from election
A candidate running with the FIRED UP! slate plans to officially withdraw from the undergraduate student government elections for personal reasons. Read more...
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April 14, 4:14 pm
UCLA Spring Sing tickets to go on sale Thursday at CTO
This year's Spring Sing event will take place May 17 and feature more than 15 groups performing in Pauley Pavilion. Alanis Morissette is set to receive the Gershwin Award at the event. Read more...
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April 14, 1:15 pm
Three USAC candidates agree to campaign spending limit
Three out of 30 candidates have volunteered to adhere to non-binding spending limits of $400 for their campaigns in the upcoming undergraduate student government elections. Read more...