Imagine receiving a bill worth $40,000 for a car you never bought. Or paying for $900 charged to your checking account for a transaction you never made. Or finding a bill for the credit card you never created. Read more...
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September 16, 2:56 pm
Students are a prime target for ID thieves, who prefer unwary victims
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September 16, 2:51 pm
Residential College in Hitch to engage Hill in humanities-related topics
In a school the size of UCLA, it can sometimes be difficult for students to experience the intimate feel of a liberal arts college. Read more...
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September 16, 2:45 pm
UC Board of Regents considers budget options, declines to propose additional fee increases
UC leadership is sketching a long-term financial blueprint to deal with plunging state support, but for now, tuition increases are not part of the plan. Read more...
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UC President Mark Yudof discussed issues facing the university system, and his stance on a multiyear budget plan, in his opening remarks at the UC Board of Regents meeting at UC San Francisco on Wednesday.
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September 16, 2:38 pm
UCLA Staff Assembly President Brandie Henderson envisions unity, community-building among university employees outside of their departments
The future may have seemed bleak for a child growing up in a rough inner-city neighborhood, but in 1988, Brandie Henderson became one of 250 youth to be offered a Merrill Lynch scholarship. Read more...
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Brandie Henderson is the 2011-2012 president of the UCLA Staff Assembly.
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September 16, 2:35 pm
Cafe 451, named after Ray Bradbury’s book, to open in Young Research Library
More than 50 years ago, among bookshelves in the bottom floor of Powell Library, Ray Bradbury famously wrote "Fahrenheit 451" on a pay-by-half-hour typewriter. Read more...
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Café 451, a new restaurant opening in the Charles E. Young Research Library this fall, was named after the title of a book by author Ray Bradbury. Bradbury wrote “Fahrenheit 451″ on Powell Library’s lower floor.
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September 16, 2:33 pm
MyUCLA's Future Course Planner gathers student input on scheduling, offerings
UCLA administrators and department officials are seeking student input for course scheduling purposes with a recently launched tool that allows students to project their schedule of classes for the rest of the year. Read more...
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The Future Class Planner, a new feature now available on MyUCLA, allows students to project their class schedules for the rest of the school year.
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September 12, 7:01 am
From the readers: Where were you?
UCLA students and alumni recall where they were on Sept. 11, 2001. Read more...