Throughout UCLA’s campus, building is the trend. The Meyer and Renee Luskin Conference and Guest Center will soon rise from the rubble of what was Ackerman turnaround and Parking Structure 6 and in soon, building crews are expected to break ground on a $50 million privately funded football facility just west of Spaulding Field. Read more...
Editorials, Opinion
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October 14, 1:37 am
Editorial: Sage Hill preservation would be small expense to UCLA
Editorials, Opinion
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October 10, 12:46 am
Editorial: Divided vote should not prevent USAC members from honoring resolution
In an 8-4-0 vote, this year’s Undergraduate Students Association Council saw its first divided vote on a resolution at its meeting Tuesday evening. But the lack of consensus shouldn’t hinder its progress on a campaign that tackles important issues. Read more...
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October 7, 1:43 am
Editorial: New football facility necessary to attract top recruits
In the world of college athletic recruitment, it’s a well-known refrain that you don’t pick the talent, the talent picks you. Quality of facilities plays a particularly important role in attracting top-notch players and coaches. Read more...
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October 3, 12:27 am
Conflict between Westwood interest groups hinders shared goal
The Westwood Business Improvement District, a local nonprofit with a $1.3 million budget, is one of several organizations trying to fill empty store fronts, attract customers and generally revitalize Westwood Village. Read more...
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September 30, 1:33 am
Editorial: USAC resolution would harm relationship with UC Office of the President
A resolution on the table at the Undergraduate Students Association Council this week addressing incoming University of California President Janet Napolitano would cripple the chance for constructive dialogue with the incoming executive. Read more...
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September 26, 2:21 am
Editorial: USAC must mend bylaws to prevent future conflicts of interest
While most students were away from campus for the summer, Undergraduate Students Association Council members voted toalmost double their own stipends. The move elicited the criticism of many students, including this board. With classes back in session today, it’s time for USAC to mend some fences. Read more...
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September 22, 12:00 am
Editorial: Bruin Bash allocation should be impetus to secure sponsors
Last year, corporate sponsors chipped in about $40,000 to subsidize Bruin Bash and the Enormous Activities Fair, two high-profile welcome week events. This year, the sum is just $5,000 – a staggering drop that should prompt the Undergraduate Students Association Council’s Campus Events Commission and Cultural Affairs Commission to start earlier and work harder to secure outside funds for next year’s events. Read more...