An inspection made by the Department of Public Health determined that Jerry's Famous Deli was fit to serve customers after a hepatitis A incident on Nov. 30. Read more...
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An inspection by the Department of Public Health deemed the restaurant Jerry’s Famous Deli safe to serve customers after a hepatitis A scare in November.
How can a pillow fight help victims of child abuse? And does that new cellular tower on top of Sproul Hall really live up to its promise of better reception for AT&T users?
Plus, host Devin Kelly talks with Economist Jerry Nickelsburg on just how deep the cuts of the 2011 California budget proposal will be. And, to top it all off, a special interview with thatwasthen lead guitarist Nicky Papageorge, live music included.
All this and more on this week’s edition of Long Story Short, the Daily Bruin’s weekly news and culture show.
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A new cellular tower was installed atop Sproul Hall over winter break, providing increased reception for students with AT&T. Read more...
After working as a computer science engineer for five years, Max Ohlendorf was tired of getting lost in the stratified bureaucracy of a company. He wanted control over what he was doing and direct input on his own projects. After entering the UCLA Anderson School of Management's dual degree MBA/master of computer science program, he joined the Technical Entrepreneurial Community at UCLA. "I felt the yearning for entrepreneurship. Read more...
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The Technical Entrepreneurial Community at UCLA helps teach engineering students how to make their technological ideas commercially viable.
Three years ago, Raj Dhaliwal found a tenth-grade picture of Jagmeet Singh and decided it would be funny to create a duplicate Facebook account for him. Read more...
The Undergraduate Students Association Council is the official student government of UCLA's undergraduate students. Read more...
MACLOVIO ROJAS, MEXICO "”mdash; The local market was emptier than usual, but even in the light rain, there was still a line of people waiting to be seen at the makeshift clinic. Read more...
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Elida Juarez, 30, prepares the beef for tacos at Antojitos Mexicanos, a family-owned food stand in the market in Maclovio Rojas. Juarez is a resident of a nearby town and has been working at her family’s restaurant for 10 years.
MACLOVIO ROJAS, MEXICO "”mdash; Despite formal warnings from the U.S. State Department about safety in Mexico, the Fellowship for International Service and Health (FISH) has continued to trek across the border. Read more...
