Friday, November 6

UCLA alum rises to executive spot

  NICOLE MILLER/Daily Bruin UCLA alumnus Geoff Silverman believes "you have to have a thick skin" and not let a challenge deter pursuits. By Rachel Makabi Daily Bruin Senior Staff When UCLA alumnus Geoff Silverman interviewed with entertainment executives, he warned his potential bosses his passion for the industry was so strong that if they wouldn’t accept him, someone else would. Read more...


Seniors view options at SAA event

By Crystal Betz Daily Bruin Contributor Erik Elorriaga, a fourth-year economics and psychology student will leave the country after graduation for New Zealand to become a snowboarding instructor, pursuing a career in the sport he loves. Read more...


News Briefs

USAC officer leaves mid-term The Undergraduate Students Association Council is without a financial supports commissioner. Former commissioner Kim Coss formerly resigned Tuesday due to “personal reasons” she would not disclose. Read more...



Assemblyman sworn in as speaker

  The Associated Press Culver City Democrat Herb Wesson (right) is sworn in as speaker of the state assembly. By Kelly Rayburn Daily Bruin Senior Staff Challenging colleagues by saying, “All I want is all you’ve got,” Assemblyman Herb Wesson, who will likely represent UCLA in the state legislature next year, was sworn in as speaker of the assembly Wednesday morning. Read more...



Traffic signals to be fixed in near future

By Hilaire Fong Daily Bruin Contributor Transportation Services plans on replacing two missing signal lights on a busy campus intersection in the next two weeks. For at least six weeks, pedestrians have found it difficult to know when it’s safe to cross the intersection at Charles Young Drive South and Westwood Boulevard because two pedestrian signals are missing. Read more...