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Cartoons, Fire, Opinion
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October 28, 10:50 pm
Editorial Cartoon: Art history students vs. postmodernists
California, Campus, News
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October 28, 7:51 pm
Students react to Getty fire, some criticize UCLA’s delayed response
This post was updated Oct. 29 at 12:21 a.m. Raven Bedewyi woke up to four calls from her mother telling her there was a fire 2 miles away. Read more...
Photo: The Getty fire prompted emergency officials to close portions of the 405 Freeway on Monday afternoon, hindering students and other commuters from coming to campus. (Kanishka Mehra/Assistant Photo editor)
Daily Bruin: In Focus, Fire, News, News: In Focus
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October 28, 8:25 am
Gallery: The Getty fire rages along 405 Freeway
The brush fire broke out near the Getty Center museum early Monday morning and has spread to about 500 acres. Read more...
California, Fire, News, Westwood
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October 28, 4:36 am
Getty fire reaches 39% containment as most evacuation orders are lifted
This post was updated Oct. 31 at 2:17 p.m. UCLA continues to operate normally as firefighters work to contain the Getty fire west of the 405 Freeway. Read more...
Photo: Firefighters are battling a brush fire near the Getty Center, west of the 405 Freeway. (Jintak Han/Daily Bruin senior staff)
A Closer Look, Campus, News
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October 28, 12:28 am
Student organization CruX creates neurotechnology for medical solutions
A new student organization combines neuroscience and technology to assist those affected by neurodegenerative disorders. CruX, which delves into the developing field of neurotechnology, creates hardware prototypes that translate brain signals into actions. Read more...
Photo: UCLA alumna Vicky Yuan (left) and Chris Hernandez (right) co-founded CruX, a student organization that combines neuroscience and technology to create hardware prototypes that translate brain signals into actions. The prototypes could be used to assist those affected by neurodegenerative disorders. (Courtesy of Laila Stedman)
News, Science & Health
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October 28, 12:25 am
Popular, goal-driven diets may lead to adverse health effects, say UCLA experts
Calorie counting and suppressing cravings is not as healthy as some students may think. Instead, they should listen to their bodies and feed them what they want, UCLA experts said. Read more...
Photo: UCLA experts say that calorie counting is not as healthy as some students may think. In fact, goal-driven diets may contribute to stress, particularly for students who experience academic stress already. (Liz Ketcham/Photo editor)