Later this week, 100 Bruins will win the lottery. Read more...
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More students than ever before applied to USAC Financial Support
Commission’s Textbook Scholarship. The winners will be notified today.
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September 28, 2:22 am
Loss of festival to affect revenue
After 15 years in Westwood, the Los Angeles Times Festival of Books is moving to a new location at crosstown rival USC's campus, to the dismay of many Bruins. Read more...
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September 28, 2:20 am
UCPD hopes to promote responsible alcohol use for increased student safety
University police attribute the decrease in student drinking this weekend in comparison to this time last year to increased law enforcement and alcohol education. Read more...
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September 28, 2:02 am
UC granted permission to file amicus curiae brief in case debating stem cell research funding
Earlier on Sept. 27, a federal appeals court heard arguments from the two sides of the Sherley v. Sebelius case, an ongoing lawsuit against federal funding of embryonic stem cell research. Read more...
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September 27, 11:08 am
Federal funding to UC for stem cell research resumed, petitions to intervene in case debating appropriations
Federal funding of embryonic stem cell research has resumed across the University of California system, after a recent court reversal of an order that banned grant support to all national research institutions. Read more...
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September 27, 3:43 am
Brought to you by usac
The Undergraduate Students Association Council, comprised of 13 elected student officers, is the governing body for the entire UCLA undergraduate population. Here are some of the projects student government officers have been working on for fall quarter. Read more...
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September 27, 2:29 am
Neon tank tops from Brotankery prove a glowing achievement
Following the age-old business principle, "Find a need and fill it," Charles Ma saw a need in the retail industry and filled it "“ with neon bro-tanks. Read more...
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Fourth-year civil engineering student Charles Ma and three of his friends started a company selling neon bro-tanks that fluoresce under a black light.
courtesy of CHARLES MA