Throughout the past four years, many UCLA researchers have contributed to breakthroughs in astronomy that have changed the way scientists look at the universe. The development of telescopes, satellites, cameras, lasers, and other instruments that provide clearer data and images of the galaxy, as well as the construction of a dark matter detector, are helping researchers realize their ultimate goal: to gain a greater understanding of the structure of our universe, and how it has evolved. Read more...
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June 12, 9:00 pm
[Online] UCLA leads the way in space discovery
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June 12, 9:00 pm
Time off after graduation offers chance to explore career options
After leaving UCLA, many seniors will be entering graduate schools across the nation or starting to work in full-time jobs. Many will not. Some seniors who are not in transition from UCLA to graduate school or to a full-time job are doing what is commonly referred to as “taking a year off.” Director of the UCLA Career Center Kathy L. Read more...
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Day in the Life
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June 12, 9:00 pm
Accounting scandals have prompted business schools to implement ethics courses
With ethical controversies surrounding companies such as Enron, WorldCom, Martha Stewart and ImClone, education in business ethics has again come under public scrutiny as a result of several monumental scandals in the past few years. Read more...
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June 12, 9:00 pm
USAC to continue ongoing projects
More than 10 years ago, Mark Pulido, the 1992-1993 president of the Undergraduate Students Association Council, had campaign goals to fulfill. Today, those goals are still worked on by his successors long after his graduation. Read more...
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June 12, 9:00 pm
Students leave civilian world for military jobs
Sara Pickup has been participating in some form of ROTC since she was a freshman in high school. Now, after eight years in both Junior ROTC in high school and Navy ROTC at UCLA, she is awaiting her commissioning. Read more...
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June 12, 9:00 pm
Graduation speakers blend originality, meaning
The small audience of judges was silent as Alisha Beltramo, a fourth-year communication studies student, spoke her piece. She spoke with great emotion of what she felt her experience at UCLA had given her, which she would be able to employ in her life beyond the proverbial campus walls. Read more...