When I stare at my resume, the text describing my memberships in ALD & PES and Golden Key, another honor society at UCLA, mocks me.
Having just joined Mortar Board this year, that brings my total to a whopping three honor societies listed on my resume, two of which I can comfortably say I've had no involvement in. Read more...
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October 18, 11:24 pm
Maia Ferdman: Council needs improvements to make impact
The first question posed Wednesday night at the candidate forum for the Westwood Neighborhood Council resulted in mumbles from the election administrator, impassioned interruptions from the incumbents and frustrated follow-ups from the audiences. Read more...
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The Westwood Neighborhood Council held a candidate forum on Wednesday. There are 35 candidates running for 19 seats on the council. The public was invited to listen to two-minute speeches by each candidate and ask questions about their stances.
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October 17, 10:59 pm
Ramsey Ugarte: Spending problems limit effectivness of tax initatives
This November, California voters will be faced with at least two tax initiatives geared at tackling the state's crumbling public education at various levels. Read more...
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October 17, 12:02 am
Kimberly Grano: UC Online courses should complement classroom counterparts
Caught between the dwindling world of postal services and the growing 4G smartphone generation, I am still among those conflicted about the rapid movement of our world online. Read more...
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October 14, 11:45 pm
Alexandra Tashman: Even with Merit Equity Review, UC must make a greater effort to limit gender pay gap
Despite national legislative efforts, women throughout the United States are still making less than men across the board. Read more...
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October 11, 10:46 pm
Eitan Arom: Love on the line
UCLA, where is the love? Read more...
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October 10, 11:18 pm
Ramsey Ugarte: Project Degree Completion’s approach to increasing number of graduates flawed, unfocused
There's a scene in Good Will Hunting in which Matt Damon's character challenges a Harvard Law student, saying he is paying $50,000 per year for what he could get for $1.50 in library fees. Read more...