By Mason Stockstill Daily Bruin Senior Staff Politics are erupting all over campus this week, but it’s not just for undergraduates. The Graduate Students Association elections get under way Tuesday, lasting through Thursday with polls at five locations across campus. Read more...
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May 7, 9:00 pm
Graduate students vie for GSA posts this week
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May 7, 9:00 pm
Spring it on
By Dharshani Dharmawardena Daily Bruin Contributor Friday night, students from across campus gathered together to celebrate a UCLA musical tradition. Spring Sing 2000 began at the Los Angeles Tennis Center with a mixture of 1980s music transformed into lyrics describing current campus life. Read more...
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May 7, 9:00 pm
Business school holds forum as part of new e-curriculum
By Bethany Tang Daily Bruin Contributor With technology companies fueling the economy, “dot-com” and “e-commerce” have been natural topics of discussion for business students hoping to capitalize on the trend. Read more...
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May 7, 9:00 pm
Community Briefs
Presidential candidates debate today The Daily Bruin will hold its annual Undergraduate Students Association Council presidential debate today at noon in Meyerhoff Park. Participating in the debate will be Elizabeth Houston and Jason Lautenschleger ““ both independent candidates ““ and Katynja McCory, a member of the Praxis slate. Read more...
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May 4, 9:00 pm
Proposed referenda would fund facilities, lobby groups
By George Fujii Daily Bruin Staff Next week, undergraduates will decide whether facilities expansions and supporting two student lobby groups are worth an increase in mandatory student fees. Read more...
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May 4, 9:00 pm
Extension classrooms will fill gap
By Amy Golod Daily Bruin Contributor UCLA Extension’s Architecture and Interior Design Program students will soon be able to observe a Westwood project, which will serve as both their classroom and educational model. Read more...
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May 4, 9:00 pm
Analyst Hill talks about inequalities in economy
By Michael Falcone Daily Bruin Contributor State Legislative Analyst Elizabeth Hill does not claim to be psychic, but California’s elected officials look into her crystal ball when they want to know the future of fiscal and policy issues affecting the state. Read more...