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...
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January 5, 3:30 am
Despite danger, UCLA students continue to cross the border
A Closer Look, News
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January 5, 3:22 am
Fellowship for International Service and Health open free health clinic in Maclovio Rojas, Mexico
MACLOVIO ROJAS, MEXICO "”mdash; They'd heard of a small community in Mexico, nestled close to the border and somewhere along the road to Tecate. Read more...
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Leeza Hong, FISH Chief Executive Assistant and fourth-year physiological science student, checks 14-year-old resident Eduardo Rodriguez Sandoval’s glucose levels.
Campus, News
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January 5, 3:16 am
High-paid UC executives denied retirement benefits increase by UC Regents
University of California officials rejected demands by UC executives seeking higher retirement benefits Tuesday, setting the stage for a potential legal battle. Read more...
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January 5, 3:12 am
Students mix chemistry and music
It's relatively unheard of "“ a chemistry music video. Read more...
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From left to right, assistant chemistry professor Neil Garg with third-year students Yannick Goeb, Kim Bui and Justin Bañaga, who made a chemistry music video.
Courtesy of Justin Bañaga
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January 5, 3:05 am
North Campus Student Center opens after renovations
The newly remodeled North Campus dining area opened for business on Monday. Coupled with the projected opening of the redesigned South Campus Student Center this summer, 2011 is set out to be a big year for Associated Students UCLA's restaurants. Read more...
News, Westwood
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January 5, 3:01 am
Jarrad’s law places new restrictions on motorcyclists under 21
In 2007, Jarrad Cole bought a motorcycle to take to college. Minutes into his first ride, he crashed into a retaining wall and died. Read more...
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January 4, 1:35 am
Departments fight merger
Chairs object to proposal to merge foreign language departments
January 4, 2011 – Administrators are proposing to merge six foreign language departments into a new, and very big, department of European Languages and Cultures. The affected departments would be French and Francophone Studies, Spanish and Portuguese, Slavic Languages and Literatures, Scandinavian, Italian, and Germanic Languages.
With additional reporting by Shoshee Jau, Bruin Reporter. Read more about the proposal here. [0:48]
Faced with a proposal to combine their departments into one, the deans of six foreign language departments sent a letter to the humanities division opposing the decision. Read more...