To build racket control and speed, a group of young children dashed to pick up their rackets in their first tennis lesson drills Friday night at Van Ness Recreation Center in South Los Angeles. Read more...
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July 18, 2:12 am
Communication studies department restructured to reflect new media and technology
A new structure for UCLA's communication studies department reflects rapidly changing technologies as well as an effort to help students move more quickly toward graduation. Read more...
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July 18, 2:08 am
Students react to 9.6 percent tuition increase
Kanwal Ali is already tens of thousands of dollars in debt, and that figure may soon go up even higher. Read more...
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July 18, 2:05 am
Carmageddon weekend comes and goes with little effect on Westwood area
The long-awaited "Carmaggedon" weekend came and went with very little effect on traffic conditions in Westwood, despite a barrage of warnings leading up to the event of the 405 Freeway closure. Read more...
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July 11, 1:47 am
Middle Eastern democracy activists Rabab el-Mahdi and Jawad Nabulsi lay out the work left to do this summer for the Arab Spring movement
With tear gas and rubber bullets raining down on protesters in Tahrir Square, Rabab el-Mahdi attempted to save her suffocating friend's life. Read more...
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Professor Rabab El-Mahdi wants to be part of Egypt’s movement of change.
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July 11, 1:45 am
The UCLA School of Dentistry’s Pipeline Program encourages underrepresented high school students to pursue careers in science by giving them a collegiate research experience
With her personalized lab coat and confident use of technical terminology, it is easy to forget that Katherine Catalan is an 18-year-old senior at San Fernando High School rather than an experienced dental researcher. Read more...
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Christopher Pride, 17, and Amechi Macfoy, also 17, conduct dental research in at UCLA. The pair are participating in an initiative to encourage underrepresented students to consider science as a career.
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July 11, 1:42 am
UCLA Health System intensifies medical record security following a $865,000 settlement for high-profile violations of patient privacy
On the heels of a hefty court settlement over a confidential records breach, the UCLA Health System is administering further safeguards to prevent unauthorized viewing of patients' medical records. Read more...