In the midst of continuous upheaval throughout the Middle East, international and on-campus focus has turned to Israel and its changing role in the region. Read more...
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February 22, 2:56 am
UCLA students, faculty reflect on Israel’s situation in the Middle East after Egypt’s change of government
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February 22, 2:54 am
Project SPELL’s one-on-one language tutoring helps UCLA Housing and Hospitality employees improve their English
As students pack into Rendezvous on Friday afternoon, two people meet and embrace in the left-hand corner of the eatery. Read more...
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February 20, 12:51 pm
Dance Marathon 2011: 8 a.m. to finish
Dance Marathon powers down in the closing hours Sunday. The event raised $410,530.68 in its 10th year at UCLA. Look back at the whole event "here":https://www.dailybruin.com/index.php/section/dance_marathon_2011. Read more...
Campus, News, Student Government
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February 18, 2:05 am
USAC to submit petition to Judicial Board to investigate Rustom Birdie’s alleged conflict-of-interest violation
Undergraduate student government officials said an investigation will be initiated regarding Financial Supports Commissioner Rustom Z. Birdie's alleged conflict-of-interest violation. Read more...
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February 18, 2:04 am
In the running for a reason
Roland Azurin will run his fifth marathon next month with an empty water container on his back. Read more...
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Second-year biology student Roland Azurin and second-year psychobiology student Mona Nejad will be participating alongside abouty 20,000 other people in the Los Angeles Marathon next month. The race will be Azurin’s fifth marathon and Nejad’s first.
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February 18, 2:00 am
USAC election code changes proposed to streamline voting
The undergraduate student government will vote Feb. 22 on a proposal that would amend the council's election code. Read more...
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February 18, 1:56 am
Students “Do it in the Dark” to save electricity
Residents on the Hill have pledged to cut down their electricity usage by 10 percent in the Hill's third annual "Do It in the Dark" competition. Read more...