A candidate running with the FIRED UP! slate plans to officially withdraw from the undergraduate student government elections for personal reasons. Read more...
Campus, News, Student Government
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April 14, 7:07 pm
General Representative candidate to withdraw from election
Campus, News
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April 14, 4:14 pm
UCLA Spring Sing tickets to go on sale Thursday at CTO
This year's Spring Sing event will take place May 17 and feature more than 15 groups performing in Pauley Pavilion. Alanis Morissette is set to receive the Gershwin Award at the event. Read more...
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April 14, 1:15 pm
Three USAC candidates agree to campaign spending limit
Three out of 30 candidates have volunteered to adhere to non-binding spending limits of $400 for their campaigns in the upcoming undergraduate student government elections. Read more...
A Closer Look, News
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April 14, 2:29 am
UCRP seeks to remain solvent after poor returns
The University of California Retirement Plan continues to try to maintain solvency as it struggles to pay down billions of dollars in unfunded liabilities as a result of its poor investment returns over the past five years. Read more...
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April 14, 2:28 am
Anderson students discuss controversial topics at annual TED Talk
Students spoke to their peers about the power of a Grey’s Anatomy episode and how schoolyard timeouts can hurt skill development for children, as part of the UCLA Anderson School of Management’s annual TED Talks. Read more...
Photo: Ryan Gutterson (center), a second-year student at the UCLA Anderson School of Management, is one of the student speakers at the third annual TED Talk at UCLA. (Courtesy of TEDanderson)
A Closer Look, News
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April 14, 2:27 am
UC reassesses investment decisions for retirement plans
The holdings of the University of California Retirement Plan span the global economy, including Indonesian government bonds, stakes in the Kazakhstani state oil and gas firm and holdings with the American mortgage giant Fannie Mae. Read more...
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April 14, 2:26 am
Students celebrate cultural connections at UCLA Holi festival
Through dancing and participating in the Holi festival on Saturday, Naeha Lakshmanan found UCLA ties to a familiar culture. The second-year microbiology, immunology and molecular genetics student performed at Holi at the Sunset Canyon Recreation Center on Saturday with the rest of her South Asian dance team. Read more...
Photo: (Felicia Ramirez)