Students walking through Covel Plaza are not yet greeted by the smell of hot, savory paninis and bold Italian coffee wafting up the Rieber stairs, or the taste of warm artichokes and caramelized onions atop a homemade pizzette. Read more...
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January 14, 10:29 pm
Café 1919 still in the works
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January 14, 10:27 pm
Political science major reduces requirements
The Department of Political Science announced Tuesday that it will reduce its upper division unit requirement from 56 to 40 units, effective Spring 2010. Read more...
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January 14, 10:24 pm
UCLA to host 62nd annual book-collecting competition
Robert B. and Blanche Campbell have been with UCLA from the beginning. Read more...
Photo: The 2008 winners of the Campbell Student Book Competition pose.
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January 13, 10:15 pm
UCLA Student Affairs launches Report Bias Web site
UCLA Student Affairs launched the Report Bias Web site last week, allowing students to use the Web to report offensive behavior regarding race, religion or sexual orientation. Read more...
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January 13, 10:12 pm
UCLA Anderson School of Management students start SwoopOff to offer discounts in L.A.
UCLA students will soon have a new way to make exploring Los Angeles more affordable, as two students from the UCLA Anderson School of Management are launching a new Web site aimed at helping students obtain discounts. Read more...
Photo: Anderson student Ron Yang is a founder of Swoopoff.com, a new Web site where students can print coupons for restaurants, bars, shows and other local events.
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January 12, 10:00 pm
ASUCLA contracts food trucks in South Campus as temporary Bombshelter
More like a bistro on wheels than one of Los Angeles's thousands of food trucks, the Gastrobus drives into the Court of Sciences at 10 a.m. after a two-hour drive from Sun Valley to open for the day's lunch service. Read more...
Photo: With the Bombshelter closed during construction, food trucks such as Gastrobus Bistro and Cabli are temporarily providing food in the Court of Sciences.
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January 12, 9:57 pm
“˜My Last Lecture’ series spurs UCLA challenge to nominate professors
After he was diagnosed with terminal pancreatic cancer in 2007, Carnegie Mellon University's Professor Randy Pausch presented his last lecture to his students and fellow faculty on Sept. 18 of that year. Read more...
Photo: A collage made from archived issues of the Daily Bruin, chronicling the last time the series was implemented in 1955. Coach John Wooden was a notable speaker.