As a founding member of the human complex systems program at UCLA, Susanne Lohmann would probably want to study the web of human interaction enveloping the UCLA political science department ““ that is, if she weren’t wrapped up in it. Read more...
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January 28, 9:00 pm
Systems expert may leave post
News, Student Government
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January 28, 9:00 pm
Councilmember resigns
A general representative of the undergraduate student government resigned Wednesday, marking the fourth time in four years a member has left office in the middle of a term. Read more...
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January 28, 9:00 pm
Downfalls of research exist
While many undergraduates may not realize it, research is one of the major ways universities like UCLA bring in revenue and enhance their reputations. As a result, professors and graduate students must devote considerable time and effort to this endeavor. Read more...
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January 28, 9:00 pm
U.S. should keep money flowing into space
The Red Planet never will seem quite the same again. On Saturday night, NASA’s second rover, Opportunity, safely landed on Mars. Within hours, the robot beamed never-before-seen images of the Red Planet, displaying a smooth and dark surface. Read more...
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January 28, 9:00 pm
Editorial: USAC must fill seat on merit, not alliance
Like last year, the undergraduate student government president is in a position to handpick a councilmember after one elected by students resigned. Anica McKesey should find someone who knows enough about council so that he or she quickly can benefit the campus. Read more...
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January 27, 9:00 pm
A closer look: Co-ops give students a non-traditional experience
Through cooperative housing, some students at UCLA are gaining an unconventional housing experience. Cooperative housing complexes create distinctive communities within the UCLA population and enrich student life, according to co-op residents. Read more...
Crime, News
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January 27, 9:00 pm
A closer look: “˜Buck-Fifty’ provides late-night hangout and cheap sandwiches
Ask almost any UCLA student about a fun night that involved “Buck-Fifty,” and they’ll probably be able to rattle off numerous anecdotes. The eatery Roll-Inn, located at 927 Gayley Ave., is usually known to students as “Buck-Fifty” after the former price of their 6-inch sandwich, and has become the social hangout for students leaving parties late at night when nothing else is open. Read more...