Estrin had a "boyish curiosity," said Vint Cerf, vice president and chief Internet evangelist at Google. Read more...
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April 13, 1:14 am
UCLA wait-lists 2,900 for first time in school’s history
Confusion erupted earlier in the week when the UCLA Financial Aid Office sent out an email to admitted and wait-listed students notifying them that their grant aid had been increased. Read more...
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April 13, 1:12 am
Bruin athlete starts up UCLA chapter of non-profit Soles4Souls
To say that Brenton Allen likes shoes would be an understatement. Read more...
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Second-year psychology student Brenton Allen started the UCLA chapter of the Soles4Souls organization that collects shoes and gives them to children in need.
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April 12, 2:15 am
Campus vigil calls for justice, memorializes the deaths of Trayvon Martin and Shaima Alawadi
Dozens of UCLA students donned hoods and carried posters with the message, "Do I look suspicious?" to campus Wednesday night to memorialize Trayvon Martin, an unarmed Florida teenager who was shot and killed by a neighborhood watchman in late February. Read more...
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Third-year economics major Luis Mendoza holds a sign containing his response to the Trayvon Martin murder.
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April 12, 2:13 am
Fee-increase referendum seeks support in upcoming Graduate Students Association election
All four elected positions in this year's graduate student government will be uncontested, but a fee increase referendum may increase the election's traditionally low voter turnout. Read more...
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April 12, 2:12 am
Santa Monica College delays two-tier proposal that offers more classes but at an extra cost
It has been a lifelong dream for Jacky Karadjian to attend UCLA. But as she watched the cost of a University of California education rise, she decided to attend Santa Monica College for two years to save money. Read more...
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April 12, 2:10 am
Court approves third delay of formal reading for chemistry Professor Patrick Harran
The formal reading of felony charges in relation to the 2009 death of a UCLA staff research assistant has been postponed for a third time. Read more...