The first time somebody asked Peter Lewis if he was gay, it didn't bother him. By the fifth or sixth time, even his mom had started questioning him. Read more...
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April 28, 1:24 am
Members of ORL’s six-week Men's Project discuss gender roles in society, stereotypes of men
News
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April 28, 1:24 am
Faculty to recommend whether math, science peer labs can continue
Peer learning in math and science courses at Covel Peer Learning Labs will not be replaced for at least a year, a UCLA administrator said Tuesday. Read more...
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April 28, 1:22 am
Students, online community surprised and disappointed as FBI shuts down major poker sites
Marc Reicher used to play 400 poker hands per hour using only a mouse and a keyboard. But on April 15, the home page of the second-year math and economics student's favorite poker website, PokerStars.com, was replaced by this greeting: "This domain name has been seized by the FBI." In an FBI crackdown this month, the three largest online poker websites were shut down on charges of illegal gambling activities. Read more...
A Closer Look, News
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April 27, 1:07 am
Guide to student government
The Undergraduate Students Association Council consists of 13 members in 11 distinct offices, which are designed to fulfill different roles in student government. Read more...
A Closer Look, News
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April 27, 12:59 am
Bruins United, Students First! slates to focus on their past success
With campaigning for undergraduate student government elections set to begin Thursday, Bruin Walk will soon be the site of signs, shirts and candidates asking students to vote for a particular slate. Read more...
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April 27, 12:53 am
USAC RECAP April 26
The Undergraduate Students Association Council is the official student government of UCLA's undergraduate students. Read more...
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April 27, 12:48 am
Giving voices to the voiceless
The six-year-old boy could not stop gushing to Kozue Shimabukuro over his new backpack, the kind all children in Japan receive as a present for entering the first grade. Nothing would have seemed wrong if Shimabukuro had not been a pediatric critical care physician. Read more...
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Pediatrician Kozue Shimabukuro, who spoke at UCLA on Tuesday, recently volunteered in Japan to help with the disaster relief effort after the March 11 earthquake.