Immediately after the Gulf oil spill in April, UCLA Professor Eric Hoek flew to the affected area, sailed out on a barge boat, and deployed centrifugal separators into the water. Read more...
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Eric Hoek
Immediately after the Gulf oil spill in April, UCLA Professor Eric Hoek flew to the affected area, sailed out on a barge boat, and deployed centrifugal separators into the water. Read more...
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Eric Hoek
A large sign jutted off the roof of the building, affixed with a neon green marijuana leaf. Read more...
Three times a week, students in Professor Stan Schein's Psychology 115 class enter the lecture hall with their clicker devices in hand, hopefully having skimmed through the required readings and lecture slides prior to their arrival. Read more...
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During the last month of spring quarter, UCLA students lined up at the intersection of Gayley and Landfair avenues to get a ride home from Strathmore Safe Rides. Read more...
Last year, out of an estimated $4 million budget for the Undergraduate Students Association Council, $1 million was left unspent. Read more...
The UCLA Queer Alliance and Won Together are hosting a rally and vigil today to inform students about the high nationwide levels of suicide in the LGBT community. Six students, ranging in age from 13 to 19, who had been identified with the LGBT community, committed suicide in September. "What happened to those boys was a tragedy," said Gatsby Miller, a fourth-year LGBT studies student and member of the LGBT Campus Resource Center. Read more...
The allure of exotic and foreign lands drew in a large crowd of students Tuesday during the 24th annual study abroad fair. Conducted by UCLA's International Education Office, the fair presented students with information on various programs offered by UCLA and outside sources for abroad curriculums. Sergio Broderick-Villa, associate director for study abroad at the International Education Office, said the fair is meant to expose the idea of studying abroad to those who may have never considered it. In fact, Broderick-Villa said it is those people who have never considered studying abroad that should begin to mull over the idea. "There are advantages simply beyond the academia or the travel (aspects)," he said. Read more...