The cost of health care expansion in California would be relatively minimal if the state decides to pursue it, according to a joint study by the UCLA Center for Health Policy Research and the UC Berkeley Center for Labor Research and Education. Read more...
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January 11, 2:39 am
Health care expansion comes at low price to state
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January 10, 9:50 pm
Ashe about your health: weight loss resolutions for the New Year
Want to make a New Year’s weight-loss resolution that lasts? This year, make a diet resolution not to set yourself up for failure again. Read more...
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January 10, 9:25 pm
University librarian Gary Strong ends UCLA chapter
As a high school student in northern Idaho immersed in the pages of “A Passion for Books” – a novel by Lawrence Powell, the namesake of UCLA’s Powell Library – Gary Strong knew he wanted to become a librarian. Read more...
Photo: UCLA’s librarian Gary Strong is preparing to retire after a lifelong career as a librarian and a decade at UCLA.
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January 10, 9:17 pm
Proposed state budget puts $25.8 billion toward higher education
Gov. Jerry Brown unveiled his proposed state budget for the 2013-14 year Thursday – a budget that includes significant implications for the future of the University of California in the form of funding and policy change proposals. Read more...
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January 10, 1:30 am
Hedrick Hall opens Test Kitchen
The smell of spices filled Hedrick dining hall’s Test Kitchen Wednesday night as students dug into plates of mashed potatoes, grilled beef tenderloin and turkey-cranberry flatbread. Read more...
Photo: UCLA Housing and Hospitality chef Gerald Flowers serves a dish in the newly reopened Hedrick dining hall, which is being used as a test kitchen for the new Sproul dining hall.
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January 10, 12:57 am
Starbucks goes green with plastic cups
Starbucks Corp. coffee chain recently introduced a new $1 plastic reusable cup for customers as part of an effort to follow a growing trend of sustainable consumerism, which has also been echoed near UCLA and in its campus coffee shops. Read more...
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January 10, 12:57 am
USAC election board to reform its code
More than one quarter into the school year, promises of undergraduate student government election reform still remain unfulfilled as election officials wait to hear student input from an open forum scheduled for next week. Read more...