During his first battle with thyroid cancer, Christopher Murphy had to pay his medical expenses out of his own pocket because he lacked health insurance. Read more...
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Christopher Murphy received medical treatment at UCLA in 2011.
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Agenda "¢bull; Council representatives voted to put a $5 Graduate Students Association fee increase proposal on the spring election ballot. Read more...
Surrounded by major news networks running on screens across the walls, a crowd of people dressed in red, white and blue garb gathered at the Hammer Museum Tuesday night to discuss politics, socialize and drink wine as they awaited the results from 10 Republican primary and caucus elections held on what is commonly known as "Super Tuesday." Read more...
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A group of politically interested people await the results of Super Tuesday’s Republican primary elections at the Hammer Museum Tuesday night.
Spencer Handley wants to make a big impact "“ he wants to help build a school in Kenya. Read more...
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UCLA student Spencer Handley (right) and his friend Austin Peck (left) are co-founders of Fill and Build. Jacklyn Yen (middle) is a volunteer for the group.
UCLA officials are planning to remove the staircase that leads from Gayley Avenue up to Saxon Suites, a decision that has sparked student opposition in the form of an online petition. Read more...
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Students have started a petition to save Saxon Steps after officials announced plans for its removal.
Associated Students UCLA textbook buyers are working on a preliminary plan to carry more electronic textbooks, though there is no fixed timeline for the transition. Read more...
As a graduate student at UCLA, Vinton Cerf worked on a team that eventually created the first computer network. Later, as an associate professor at Stanford, he helped develop a code to allow for the movement of digital data. Read more...
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Vinton Cerf, vice president of Google, spoke about the future of the Internet on Tuesday. Cerf is widely regarded as one of the fathers of the Internet.
