UCLA alumnus Brian Frederick stared at his reflection on his phone’s screen as he stood in the James West Alumni Center. Read more...
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February 7, 12:36 am
More travel study programs added
Students planning to travel abroad will now have more options to choose from, after UCLA recently added five new programs to its travel study and modified two others. Read more...
News, Science & Health
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February 7, 12:27 am
UCLA holds Mars habitability conference
Planetary scientists from as far away as Germany convened at UCLA this week to discuss a topic that has captured man’s imagination for hundreds of years: Mars’ ability to support life. Read more...
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February 7, 12:25 am
True Bruin slate to change its name
True Bruin, a new slate planning to run candidates in the upcoming undergraduate student government elections this spring, is changing its name after administrators raised concerns about politicizing the university’s values. Read more...
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February 7, 12:00 am
Agreement authorizes mobile ridesharing company
Students who need to get across Los Angeles in a hurry will be able to use a smartphone application to hire a car, after a private ridesharing company and the California Public Utilities Commission entered an agreement last week to continue offering the service in California. Read more...
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February 6, 1:49 am
USAC adopts, amends Election Board proposal
The undergraduate student government voted Tuesday to amend its election code to limit the elections endorsement process to official group signatories, while rejecting a proposal that would have removed Election Board oversight from the process. Read more...
Photo: About 17 students came to the undergraduate student government meeting Tuesday night, as the council discussed the two endorsement reform proposals
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February 6, 1:41 am
Bill proposes earthquake early warning system
A California lawmaker recently proposed creating a statewide earthquake early-warning system to help prevent widespread damage to both people and property, and to alleviate the fiscal impact of future earthquakes on the state. Read more...