When U-Dog, an eatery offering specialty hot dogs at inexpensive prices, entered Westwood last year, it was a venture directed at students. It introduced itself with hot dogs for $1, a deal plenty of students enjoyed, especially when many claimed Westwood is not a student-friendly town. Read more...
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Westwood competition proves too hot for U-Dog
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USAC staying active over summer
Undergraduate student government reconvenes this week to plan programming and campaigns for the year and work at the campus level for national and statewide student advocacy goals. Read more...
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Fees rise to cover lawsuits
The University of California, which is being sued for raising professional student fees, is now increasing fees even higher to cover its losses. The temporary educational fee increase, which was approved by the UC Board of Regents on July 21, will be allocated to cover the estimated $20 million in fees the UC has been unable to collect as a result of lawsuits levied against the UC by professional students. Read more...
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A somber anniversary
Correction Appended He was only 7 years old but he remembers the headlines. And he remembers asking his parents what they would do now that there was no more news. Read more...
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Online Exclusive: UCLA Law graduate named L.A. deputy mayor
A graduate of the UCLA School of Law, a former union organizer and, most recently, staff director at the UCLA Downtown Labor Center, one UCLA professor is continuing his mission as a community advocate with a new post at the mayor’s office. Read more...
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Online Exclusive: Protestors fight nuclear research at UC-managed labs
Las Cruces, NEW MEXICO “”mdash; Hundreds gathered at the UC-managed Los Alamos National Laboratory on Saturday, the 60th anniversary of the bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, to call for nuclear disarmament. Read more...