Frustrated drivers may not have to look past their smartphones to find accessible and affordable parking. Read more...
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May 11, 2:16 am
Smartphone apps Parker, ExpressPark developed to ease parking woes in L.A.
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May 11, 2:11 am
UCLA to accommodate freshman influx in the fall with more classes, delayed renovations
UCLA is expecting the freshman class of fall 2011 to be the largest in history, marking a 20 percent jump in the past four years, officials said this week. Read more...
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The incoming class of fall 2011 submitted a larger number of Statements of Intent to Register than any previous class, which marked a 20 percent jump in the past four years.
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May 11, 2:09 am
Judicial Board to investigate CAC Commissioner Shah for potential conflict of interest
Student Judicial Board accepted a petition on Monday to investigate a potential conflict of interest violation by an undergraduate student government officer. Read more...
Opinion, Westwood
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May 10, 11:56 pm
Straightening out the Westwood parking problem
Driving in the North Village can be something like a game, trying to avoid pedestrians, potholes and cars jutting out into the street. Read more...
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May 10, 12:49 am
Bringing social issues to light during awareness week
Being aware of the issues is only the first step toward social change. To that end, the Undergraduate Student Association Council's Community Service Commission is holding Issues Awareness Week, a three-day event designed to not only promote understanding of social issues that impact the greater L.A. Read more...
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Fourth-year biochemistry student Jonathan Ditty is one of the founders of the Happy Feet Clinic, a clinic that provides foot care for the homeless. His organization is a part of the Community Service Commission’s Issues Awareness Week.
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May 10, 12:46 am
Ticketing for apron parking suspended
Students will not be ticketed for illegal apron parking in North Village, officials said Monday. The Los Angeles Department of Transportation has suspended ticketing for apron parking after protests from students and intervention from councilmember Paul Koretz's office. Read more...
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May 10, 12:43 am
Fusing art and statistics
Mark Hansen was supposed to retire at Bell Laboratories, the research and development arm of AT&T. But he soon became so involved with statistics research that he went on to teach the subject at UCLA. Read more...
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UCLA statistics Professor Mark Hansen teamed up with The New York Times to produce a time-based representation of how NYT content is shared on Twitter.