Despite economists' hopes that the nation would see a strong economic recovery after an encouraging fourth quarter in 2009, a new indicator from the UCLA Anderson School of Management reports that the U.S. economy is still weak. Read more...
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February 15, 10:32 pm
Index predicts slow economic recovery
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February 11, 10:01 pm
UCLA Medical Center to update electronic medical records system
The UCLA Medical Center will be posting more than $100 million to update its existing electronic medical records, transforming them into a cohesive and integrated system. Read more...
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February 11, 9:56 pm
Coptic Orthodox Christian Club and United Arab Society at UCLA discuss religious tension
More than a month after a drive-by shooting killed six Christians who attended a Coptic Christmas Eve Mass on Jan. 6, Egypt is still recuperating from the escalation of religious tension. Read more...
Photo: Members from the Coptic Orthodox Christian Club at UCLA spoke about their views on the religious conflict between Coptic Christians and Muslims in Egypt.
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February 11, 9:53 pm
I Heart Walking event promotes a method for improving health along with the environment
Carol Chen walks to exercise and socialize with fellow UCLA friends and coworkers. Read more...
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February 10, 9:18 pm
Most students blind to health reform details, survey says
While the health care reform debate continues on the national stage, many students remain unaware of the finer details of the bill's progress and the legislative process in general. Read more...
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February 10, 9:14 pm
Bruin Initiative to hold Second Annual School Supply Drive
Only 33 percent of students in the Los Angeles Unified School District are performing at their grade level in English. Read more...
Photo: Bruin Initiative is holding a school supply drive for three local schools.
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February 10, 9:12 pm
UCLA Goldstone lectures spark protests over lack of Palestinian representation
Amid the controversy surrounding the 525-page Goldstone report issued last fall, which was met with mixed reactions by international leaders, UCLA organizations sponsored a three-part lecture series to present different views on the report. Read more...