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June 10, 10:35 pm
A future undocumented: Students face legal hurdles and low job prospects following graduation
As the undocumented student walks before the crowd at graduation and fixes his tassel, he will stand at the threshold of a future dulled by uncertainty. Read more...
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Fourth-year psychobiology student Carlos Hernandez graduates this weekend. However, with an undocumented status, he faces grim job prospects.
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June 10, 10:30 pm
Rebenching budget model to evenly allocate state funds per student to each UC campus
An undergraduate at UC Santa Cruz or UC Riverside ends up being funded at a lower level than an undergraduate at UCLA after University of California administrators distribute money from the state across campuses. Read more...
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June 10, 10:30 pm
Metro modifies bus routes to accommodate new Expo light-rail line in Los Angeles
Early in the morning, the Metro 305 bus lumbers through South Los Angeles, picking up passenger Patricia Smith on her daily commute. Read more...
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The Metro 305 line travels daily through South Los Angeles. It will permanently shut down this month to make way for a new Expo light-rail line, forcing many commuters to find alternative routes.
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June 10, 10:25 pm
Council approves Anderson proposal for financial independence
A proposal to make the flagship program of the Anderson School of Management financially separate from state funding is now headed to University of California officials for review "“ the culmination of a three-year process that may set a precedent for funding UC graduate schools in the future. Read more...
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June 10, 10:19 pm
Alumni choose to stay at UCLA and work as staff
Sarah Quinn has been eating dorm food for more than 10 years. Read more...
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Sarah Quinn has worked at UCLA since graduating in 2005. She uses the same student identification number she was assigned nearly 11 years ago.
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June 10, 10:19 pm
Change.org’s online petitions allow issues to reach large audiences
Advocating for a cause these days is just a click away. A widely used online social action website, Change.org, allows users to create and sign online petitions on a variety of subjects, including the environment, politics and local issues. Read more...