A transplant surgeon was faced with a dilemma – he didn’t know if he should perform a liver transplant on a patient with a history of substance abuse. Read more...
News, Science & Health
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February 5, 12:30 am
UCLA Health System Ethics Center aids professionals, public on medical ethics
News, Video
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February 4, 6:44 pm
Live Google+ Hangout: USAC election code reform
USAC President David Bocarsly and USAC Election Board chair Dana Pede will join Daily Bruin senior staffer Jillian Beck at 7 p.m. to discuss their differing proposals to reform the endorsement process of undergraduate student government elections. Read more...
Campus, News
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February 4, 1:20 am
Anderson School program offers two business degrees, international perspective
The original version of this article contained multiple errors and information that was unclear, and has been changed. See the bottom of the article for additional information. Read more...
Photo: The first class from the UCLA Anderson School of Management’s Global Executive MBA for the Americas program graduated last month.
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February 4, 1:09 am
Rube Goldberg competition thrives on complexity
The original credit for the photo accompanying this article contained an error. See the bottom of the article for additional information. With 20 seconds left on the clock, a system of pulleys, balloons, ramps and dominos failed its final test run. Read more...
Photo: UCLA students participate in a Rube Goldberg competition Saturday, making complicated machines to complete simple tasks.
News, Student Government
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February 4, 1:03 am
USAC to vote on election reform
The push for undergraduate student government election reform – spurred by the abuse of loopholes in last year’s election that resulted in the misrepresentation of several student group endorsements – is coming to a crossroads this week. Read more...
Campus, News
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February 1, 1:01 am
UC SHIP cuts off benefits at lifetime cap
A provision in the University of California Student Health Insurance Plan (UC SHIP) that cuts off benefits at a lifetime cap has recently stirred controversy among students and employees affected by the limits. Read more...
Campus, News
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February 1, 12:50 am
Students remember Armenian genocide
Members of the UCLA Armenian Student Association held a silent demonstration in front of Kerckhoff Hall on Thursday to educate students about the Armenian Genocide. The Armenian population in the Ottoman Empire was reported to be two million in 1915, according to the Armenian National Institute. Read more...
Photo: Students from the UCLA Armenian Student Association placed red tape over their mouths as part of a silent protest, urging the United States and Turkish governments to recognize the 1.5 million deaths of Armenian people in Turkey as a genocide.