The Graduate Writing Center may need to cut its staff and reduce its services next year because of looming administrative budget cuts and the failure of a referendum to increase its funding in last week’s graduate student government elections. Read more...
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April 22, 12:46 am
Graduate Writing Center may be forced to cut staff, reduce services
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April 22, 12:44 am
Tobacco ban’s educational nature draws mixed reactions from UCLA students
Lindsee Bawahab does not plan to quit smoking anytime soon. Even though a new tobacco-free policy ban will go in effect on campus today, Bawahab said she still plans to go through half a pack every day, maybe even a pack a day during midterms and finals season. Read more...
Photo: Second-year physics student Mike Wilensky smokes in front of Powell Library. Officials hope the campus-wide ban, which comes into effect today, will help promote a healthier campus.
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April 22, 12:41 am
UCLA medical student group makes strides in LGBTQ health care
Doctor’s appointments made Josh Khalili feel uncomfortable at times. When he mentioned he identified as gay, the doctor would ask him if he had been tested for HIV. Read more...
Photo: Second-year medical students Josh Khalili, left, and Michael Haymer, right, are co-presidents of MedGLO.
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April 20, 9:39 pm
Daily Bruin receives awards in 21 categories from California College Media Association
The Daily Bruin won awards for second place in general newspaper excellence and third place in general website excellence at the California College Media Association awards banquet. Read more...
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April 19, 6:31 pm
UCLA announces incoming university librarian to begin work in July
Virginia Steel, UCLA’s next university librarian, said she plans to focus on overcrowding and expanding technology when she come to campus this summer, with more than a decade of experience with the University of California already under her belt. Read more...
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April 19, 3:13 pm
Physics and Astronomy Building evacuated
The UCLA Physics and Astronomy Building was evacuated this afternoon after a control panel overheated, setting off automatic fire alarms, according to UCLA Fire Department officials. Read more...
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April 19, 1:37 am
UCLA admits largest freshman class to date
While state funding to the University of California remains up in the air and growing enrollment has placed pressure on campus resources, UCLA admitted its biggest freshman class in university history, according to admissions data released Thursday. Read more...