Four times a week, Russell Huntsman sits in the corner of the first floor of Borders, book in hand. Read more...
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Following sharp declines in store sales, the Borders on Westwood Boulevard is scheduled to close on Jan. 7. The location opened in 1995 and has featured book signings by Jimmy Carter and Pat Benatar, among others.
Red dye was discovered in three fountains around campus by maintenance crews this morning, although university police said there is nothing connecting the vandalism to the upcoming annual rivalry football game against USC on Saturday. Read more...
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Maintenance crews found red dye in three fountains on campus early this morning.
November 29, 2010 "“ Now in its second year, the UCLA Sex Squad travels to high schools throughout Los Angeles performing skits, songs and dances about HIV, AIDS and sex. The squad's beatboxer, Carlo Paredes, a fourth-year electrical engineering student, teaches kids about sex through his music. Be prepared for a blunt, and possibly offensive, teaching style. [2:56]
"Sex ed revamped: squad educates teens on STDs through music"As most students focus on studying for final exams, one group has turned its attention toward a very different activity: sex. Read more...
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Beatboxer Carlo Paredes will perform as part of the UCLA Sex Squad in “48 Hours to Action,” an event to educate students about HIV/AIDS. Meet Paredes at dailybruin.com/radio
Stephanie Anne Melton, a former UCLA pre-medicine student and dedicated member of Stroke Force, died Nov. Read more...
The communication studies department is proposing changes to its curriculum that include creating four areas of concentration instead of the two that are available now, having fewer upper division requirements and adding a practicum course requirement. The department is still working on the proposal, said Tim Groeling, chair of the communication studies department. The next step will be to submit the proposal for approval by the Undergraduate Council in the Academic Senate. Read more...
UCLA has taken unprecedented measures, including a new cover and video cameras, to protect the Bruin statue from vandalism leading up to Saturday's UCLA-USC football matchup. Read more...
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Kristi Fleming, a second-year anthropology student, sets up a tent for her and other students defending the Bruin statue from vandals before the upcoming rivalry game.
University police are looking for a man who broke into a dorm room on the ground level of Canyon Point on Sunday morning. A student who was sleeping in the room at the time heard the man as he tried to break the exterior window at 5:30 a.m. Read more...
