The Undergraduate Students Association Council is the official student government of UCLA’s undergraduate students. Council meetings are Tuesdays at 7 p.m. in Kerckhoff 417 and are open to all students. Read more...
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June 9, 2:20 pm
USAC Recap
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June 8, 12:07 pm
College of Letters and Science commencement ceremony to honor John Wooden
Friday's commencement ceremony at Drake Stadium will honor John Wooden, the legendary UCLA basketball coach who died June 4. Read more...
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June 6, 11:10 pm
Student group will travel to Vietnam to provide basic health care, promote education
Pierced in Steven Pham's mind is the surreal sight of a physically disabled caretaker who drags herself around with her hands. Read more...
Photo: Steven Pham and Nancy Vo will travel to Vietnam in September with Medical, Educational Missions and Outreach to provide medical assistance to Vietnamese children.
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June 6, 11:08 pm
Researching the impact of melting ice sheet in Greenland
The first time Vena Chu drove a stick shift car was two years ago on a narrow cliff side road in Greenland, heading toward a four- or five-story-tall sheet of pure ice. Read more...
Photo: Graduate student Vena Chu will be conducting research in Greenland this summer on the impact of the melting ice sheet on the world’s oceans.
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June 6, 11:04 pm
Geolocators key into birds’ migratory habits
In a mountainous, forested region of British Columbia, songbirds will arrive for the summer breeding season, outfitted with tiny devices that have been tracking their migration patterns for the past year. Read more...
Photo: The hermit thrush returns to British Columbia each summer to breed and take advantage of food availabilities.
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June 6, 10:59 pm
Self-proclaimed apostle overcomes demons
Street musicians add life to Westwood
June 6, 2010 – Billy Cole and Apostle Smith are two of a handful of crooners who play to mostly uninterested passerby. Today is a slow day. But this doesn't seem to matter to Cole. He tries to act like no one's watching. That way, it's just the music and him.
Christina Hughes and Wan Wong report.
"Street musicians add life to Westwood"Cottrell Smith found religion while selling and taking heroin in South Central Los Angeles more than 30 years ago. Read more...
Photo: Cottrell Smith gave up his job to preach a message to the people of Westwood. To hear what this local homeless man has to say through words and music, go to dailybruin.com/video
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June 6, 10:49 pm
Strawberry Flag forever
Every morning Bobby Shelton walks outside and checks on each one of his fruits and vegetables: strawberries, cabbage and tomatoes "“ but that's just the start. Read more...
Photo: Veteran Bobby Shelton examines the strawberry plants in the pipes. The strawberries grow without soil and are watered through a solar power system.