Earlier this month, four Daily Bruin staff members traveled to the U.S. Marine Corps base at Camp Pendleton to report on the Army Reserve Officer's Training Corps' annual Spring Field Training Exercise. The journalists lived with the cadets –who came from schools across Southern California – and observed their training over the course of four days. Read more...
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April 29, 3:50 am
Graduate student government election polls to reopen
Graduate student government elections will reopen for 10 hours on Wednesday to remedy technical problems that barred graduate students from voting during this month’s elections. Graduate students who have not already done so will be able to vote on MyUCLA from 9:00 a.m. Read more...
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April 29, 3:40 am
Medical workers’ union to vote on proposed strike
A union within the University of California that represents front-line medical workers, including nurses and hospital janitors, will begin voting on Tuesday about whether or not to go on strike. Read more...
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April 29, 3:25 am
Students celebrate Holi with good, not-so-clean fun
Hours after the last participants in UCLA’s fourth annual Holi festival trickled out of Sunset Recreation Center late Sunday afternoon, third-year political student Steven James was still cleaning up the multi-colored powder left behind. Read more...
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April 26, 3:18 pm
Graduate student government elections to be reopened after MyUCLA outages
The Graduate Students Association Elections Board will reopen graduate student government elections to remedy technical problems that barred graduate students from voting during the elections. Graduate students who have not already done so will be able to vote on MyUCLA from 9 a.m. Read more...
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April 26, 2:02 pm
UCLA chemistry professor ordered to stand trial for lab fire case
A judge has ordered UCLA chemistry professor Patrick Harran to stand trial for felony charges regarding the death of a staff research assistant in a laboratory fire more than four years ago. Read more...
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April 26, 2:05 am
Gov. Brown’s recent plans to improve UC, CSU meet criticism
Gov. Jerry Brown recently released new performance targets for the University of California and California State University, though UC officials have said the proposals would not be feasible for the University to undertake. Read more...
Photo: Gov. Jerry Brown’s recent higher education proposal includes more specific goals such as a four-year tuition freeze at public universities.