As a member of the California Rincon Band of Luiseño American Indians, Liz Fast Horse lived on a reservation until she was 17. Read more...
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UCLA alumna Nora Pulskamp dressed in attire fit for a pow wow.
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April 22, 2:48 am
Nobel laureate Joseph Stiglitz discusses nation's economic situation in Arnold C. Harberger Distinguished Lecture at UCLA
Economists and policy-makers need to rethink the long-term development of economics rather than design temporary solutions to crises, Joseph Stiglitz said Thursday at UCLA. Read more...
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Joseph Stiglitz, Nobel laureate and Columbia University economics professor, delivered a lecture on Thursday.
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April 22, 2:43 am
UCLA students prepare for medical field as EMTs on campus
Adam Khadivi and Paul Pelletier pull up to the 7-Eleven on Westwood Boulevard. Read more...
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2010 UCLA alumnus Adam Khadivi is one of 23 students who work as EMTs for UCLA’s Emergency Medical Services, who respond to life-support calls.
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April 22, 2:37 am
Il Tramezzino restaurant plans to open at Anderson as soon as next week
The end is near for Anderson School of Management students who have been eating out of food trucks and a coffee cart for months, as the restaurant Il Tramezzino plans to move in early next week. Read more...
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Il Tramezzino, the new restaurant coming to UCLA’s Anderson School of Management following the departure of Espresso Roma Café, has worked on preparations since November and plans to open next week.
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April 22, 2:33 am
UCLA scientists discover new data on detecting dark matter
Housed a mile beneath a mountain in Italy is the Gran Sasso National Laboratory. Read more...
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April 22, 2:24 am
Competition low for GSA elections
This year's graduate student government elections has only one contested seat and no incumbents, and is set to be much quieter than last year's competitive race. Read more...
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April 21, 1:23 am
A week devoted to remembrance: UCLA students pay tribute to the victims of the Armenian genocide
Hundreds of cross-shaped papers lay on the lawn of Wilson Plaza on Wednesday. It was the third day of a week-long effort to bring attention to the Armenian genocide, which began 96 years ago in 1915 and ended in 1923. A silent march, hosted by the Armenian Students' Association at UCLA, began at 12:30 p.m. Read more...
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Students participated in a silent march in Wilson Plaza on Wednesday to commemorate the Armenian Genocide, in which 1.5 million Armenians were killed between 1915 and 1923. The Turkish government, accused of systematically murdering the Armenians, has refused to label the killings as genocide.