To respond to student uncertainty about academic and career planning, the Office of Residential Life and the New Student and Transition Programs office are co-sponsoring an event called Bruin Next Steps. Read more...
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February 8, 9:48 pm
Bruin Next Steps program aims to ease transitions
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February 8, 9:44 pm
Nations pledge new emissions goals in Copenhagen Accord
Nations submitted their pledges for emissions reductions under the Copenhagen Accord two weeks ago, creating a landmark class of commitments by the European Union and countries such as the United States, China and India. Read more...
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February 8, 9:43 pm
Sherman Grancell’s love for UCLA still strong at 100 years
The rock wasn't yet known as Founder's Rock. Read more...
Photo: Sherman Grancell, president of UCLA Alumni Pioneer Bruins, looks at his 1930 UCLA yearbook at his home in Beverly Hills. Grancell celebrated his 100th birthday on Sunday.
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February 8, 9:00 pm
Radio: Physics and Astronomy Machine Shop resides in heart of Humanities
It’s hidden, it’s old and if you’re looking for the Physics and Astronomy Machine Shop, you won’t find it on a map. The basement of the Humanities Building is home to many classrooms and a lecture hall. Read more...
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February 7, 10:40 pm
Center provides family health care
The UCLA Family Commons, a wellness center designed to provide information and programs about health to local families, opened its doors on Thursday in Santa Monica. Read more...
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February 7, 10:36 pm
Facing challenges of campus fliering
"Help children!"
"Best summer of your life!"
"You need this."
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Photo: Third-year American literature student Travis Barnes (left) and third-year ethnomusicology student Zach Meyerowitz flier for Bruin Woods outside of Kerckhoff Hall. Those who stand on Bruin Walk have come up with a variety of ways to attract passersby.
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February 7, 10:32 pm
Site works with UCLA to organize, share content
Students no longer have to resort to illegally watching episodes of their favorite television shows or scouring the Web for sites that often require registration. Read more...

