Discussion regarding compensation issues dominated Wednesday’s UC Board of Regents meeting at UCLA, in which committees of the board met in closed sessions and took action on compensation matters including job slotting and executive salaries. Read more...
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Regents discuss policy
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Logistical concerns delay USAC vote on election changes
The undergraduate student government did not vote on proposed changes to the Election Code on Tuesday night as they had planned because of logistical concerns. The council had intended to vote on a number of proposed revisions to the Election Code submitted by General Representative Brian Neesby. Read more...
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Editor's Note: Arts & entertainment reclaims spot in daily
Artists and entertainers continually reinvent themselves, whether its their name or style. I can remember the breaking MTV news story announcing that Puff Daddy had changed his name to P. Read more...
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Workgroup aims to boost campus diversity
The newly formed Undergraduate Admissions Workgroup held its first meeting Tuesday to develop changes to the undergraduate admissions process in hopes of encouraging diversity on campus. Read more...
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Groups host St. Patrick’s Day event
Between telling jokes and sharing stories, the guitarist, bongo drummer, flutist and two fiddlers of the student band Barghest fill the room with a unique fusion of traditional Irish, Scottish, English and Celtic music during their practice every week. Read more...
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Institute puts spin on science
The recent launch of a new nanoelectronics institute at UCLA marks the beginning of one of the world’s largest joint-research programs dealing with the emerging field of spintronics, in which researchers hope to find ways to make everyday electronics require significantly less power to operate. Read more...
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[Online Exclusive]: Regents approve divestment
The University of California became the first major public university system to vote to divest from companies with financial holdings in Sudan in a unanimous decision by the UC Board of Regents on Thursday. Read more...