Live Action, a pro-life new media organization founded by UCLA alumna Lila Rose, released undercover videos this month allegedly showing Planned Parenthood employees advising sex traffickers of underage prostitutes. Read more...
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February 18, 1:54 am
Live Action releases videos allegedly showing a Planned Parenthood’s concealment of underage sex
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February 18, 1:52 am
Art class challenges students with self-exploration
UCLA students taking an arts and architecture course are pursuing one question as part of a quarter-long, self-exploration project. Read more...
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February 17, 1:53 am
In Vocal Pedagogy, graduate students in voice performance refine skills as singing teachers
Sitting behind a big black piano in the cramped music room, student teacher Anush Avetisyan led her volunteer pupil in a demonstration of their weekly vocal lessons. Read more...
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Fourth-year physiological science student Isaac Hui and fourth-year violin student Margaret Wu receive voice lessons from UCLA doctoral music student Hsing-An Chen. Vocal Pedagogy is a graduate class designed to hone students’ skills in teaching singing, using undergraduate students who volunteer for lessons.
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February 17, 1:39 am
Keynote speaker Aaron Williams to share life stories of service through Peace Corps
It was a two-year service commitment in the Dominican Republic that brought Aaron Williams aboard an airplane for the first time. Read more...
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Aaron Williams
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February 17, 1:34 am
UCLA professors teach social sciences courses to Chinese high school students
Shortly after arriving in China earlier this month, history Professor Eric Altice found himself trying to get his cleaning lady to stop teaching him how to use an ironing board and instead tell him the Chinese word for it. Read more...
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Geography Professor Justin Zackey created a UCLA program that teaches social sciences courses to high school students in China.
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February 17, 1:27 am
Federal Pell Grant awards for summer session may be cut
Students face financial worries as Smart Grant is slated to end in 2011
February 17, 2011 – In 2009, the stimulus bill poured 30 billion dollars into financial aid for college students. However, as these funds dry up, some worry higher education will be out of reach for many students by 2011. [2:02]
"Students face financial worries as Smart Grant is slated to end in 2011"Students attending the 2013 summer session will see their federal Pell Grants dry up if President Barack Obama's budget proposal passes in Congress. Read more...
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February 17, 1:23 am
UCLA professor strives to help L.A. community colleges
Octavio Pescador has constantly preached the importance of active community engagement to his students. Read more...
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Octavio Pescador (right), who is running for the Los Angeles Community College District Board of Trustees, shakes hands with Linda Tong, the current LACCD Student Trustee.
The election is March 8.
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