University police have released a sketch of the man believed responsible for sexually assaulting six women between March 8 and April 7. Read more...
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April 11, 9:13 pm
UCLA graduate students help inner-city youth in Teacher Education Program
Edith Issakhanian's job extends far beyond demonstrating the Pythagorean Theorem and grading homework. Read more...
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April 8, 10:40 pm
UCLA students gather for ‘Pro-Test’ to support animal research
Amid a sea of "Research Saves Lives" signs and "Pro-Science, Pro-Gress, Pro-Test" shirts, approximately 200 protestors from UCLA and the greater Los Angeles area marched along Westwood Boulevard on Thursday to show support for animal research. Read more...
Photo: UCLA Pro-Test showed support for animal research on Thursday by marching up Westwood Boulevard toward Wilson Plaza. The rally concluded on campus with a series of speakers at Kaufman Hall.
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April 8, 10:37 pm
University officials decide to cut $15 million in student fees from Pauley renovation budget
UCLA officials have eliminated $15 million of $25 million in student fees initially budgeted for the Pauley Pavilion renovation. The $15 million was tabbed to come from the Student Programs, Activities and Resource Complex fee, passed as a student referendum in 2000, originally intended for non-seismic renovations in the Student Activities Center and expanding the John Wooden Recreation Center. Read more...
Photo: University officials said the Pauley Pavilion renovation will cost less than expected; they will not use $15 million in student fees originally proposed to fund the project.
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April 8, 10:35 pm
Alumnus Gustavo Arellano selected as 2010 commencement speaker
Gustavo Arellano, columnist for the OC Weekly and a contributing editor at the Los Angeles Times, has been selected to present the keynote speech for the College of Letters and Science commencement ceremony. Read more...
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April 8, 10:34 pm
Cancer survivor student seeks to give back to those who helped her and those like her
Seven years ago, Marcela Ceballos couldn't utter a single syllable of English, and doctors estimated she had just three months to live. Read more...
Photo: Marcela Ceballos, a cancer survivor and fourth-year psychology student, donates time to help families of children who are stricken by illness.
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April 8, 10:32 pm
UC Post-Employment Task Force reboots retirement benefits
With a diminished budget available for employee benefits, a task force has held forums at each UC campus to discuss solutions to potential faculty retention and recruitment problems that may result from benefit cuts. Read more...