John Sarvey, a UCLA alumnus and former undergraduate student government president, died on Nov. 25. Read more...
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John Sarvey
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News, Student Government
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December 2, 11:59 pm
USAC to vote on adding member to subcommittee
Undergraduate student government officers will soon decide whether or not to add a voting member to a subcommittee that recommends presidential appointments for approval. Read more...
Campus, News
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December 2, 11:54 pm
USAC to seek student input with poll
The undergraduate student government is looking to create a poll to gauge student opinions on how certain funds should be spent after a recent Daily Bruin opinion column proposed the idea. Read more...
News, Science & Health
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December 2, 11:53 pm
Dietician helps accommodate students’ nutrition needs
It wasn't until after Dolores Hernandez completed her business degree that she realized she was more interested in the numbers behind food than sales. Read more...
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Dolores Hernandez, a registered dietician, works for UCLA Housing and Hospitality Services as its first Dining Services nutrition education coordinator. Since starting last year, she has provided information about health and dietary concerns for students living on the Hill.
Crime, News
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December 2, 11:11 am
Students robbed at gunpoint early Saturday morning
University police are investigating two robberies at gunpoint in Westwood and on the Hill. Read more...
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November 30, 2:25 am
Students respond to Facebook’s proposed policy changes
A Facebook status chain letter has been circulating on the social networking site, voicing users' concerns against the site's proposed changes to governance and data use policies that were announced last week. Read more...
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November 30, 2:24 am
Project Sol 2.0 develops bilingual curriculum for K-12 students
Researchers at UCLA are working with universities in Mexico to develop the bilingual version of a national K-12 curriculum that will be implemented across 45 states in the coming years. Read more...
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Project Sol 2.0, an effort by the Civil Rights Project at UCLA, aims to create a bilingual curriculum that expands on its original program.