To promote a more healthy lifestyle, Eunice Lee is introducing Korean Americans to KIM-CHI. Read more...
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February 14, 3:45 am
KIM-CHI, a research project created by UCLA Associate Professor Eunice Lee, aims to educate Korean immigrants about mammography screenings
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February 10, 1:49 am
Professor Michael Marra is determined to continue lecturing despite battling the last stage of cancer
Sometimes Michael Marra can barely lift open his eyelids.
They weigh down, leaving him with only a slit of vision, a slice of his surroundings.
It's a casualty of the cancer that's worn down his body for two and a half years over 11 cycles of chemotherapy. Read more...
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Professor Michael Marra is a UCLA professor of Japanese literature, aesthetics and hermeneutics, and is currently battling a terminal disease in its last stage. Despite his struggles, he continues to teach.
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February 10, 1:44 am
UCLA’s International Medical Graduate Program trains recent medical graduates from Spanish-speaking countries to help underserved communities
Right out of medical school, Betzy Salcedo had a clinic and a single nurse to address the medical needs of 3,500 people. She faced her share of challenges as the only doctor in a rural town in Mexico with severely limited resources. Read more...
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Betzy Salcedo is a UCLA International Medical Graduate. The program trains medical graduates from Latin American countries for medical board licensing exams and residency programs.
Courtesy of Betzy Salcedo
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February 8, 12:44 am
UCLA students and alumni rise to new 10-inch requirement to give hair for Locks of Love
The longest run by any player during Sunday's Super Bowl was 18 yards. Read more...
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Yilan Shi, a fourth-year molecular, cell and developmental biology student gets her hair cut for Locks of Love.
Correction: Because of a technical error, the original version of this caption was for the incorrect photo.
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February 8, 12:43 am
Former ASUCLA alumni representative Richard Orgell dies at 78 after lengthy battle with cancer
Richard Orgell, former Associated Students UCLA alumni representative, died on Jan. Read more...
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Richard Orgell
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February 3, 12:44 am
Parents of Bruins can now come together to become a part of campus community
Twenty-five parents gathered in a Brentwood Starbucks over the weekend to discuss their experiences as Bruin parents, just hours after a group of UCLA parents sat down together at a Starbucks in Tokyo to do the same. Read more...
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Parents of UCLA students meet in Hong Kong for a coffee social organized by Bruin Parents and Families Coffee Socials.
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February 2, 12:47 am
Political turmoil in Egypt reaches UCLA
For one UCLA student, the recent political protests in Egypt have hit very close to home. Read more...




