Wednesday, May 27

[A closer look] South Campus may see revamped Bombshelter

A 38-year-old eating facility in the heart of South Campus may soon be getting a makeover. The proposed SAFE referendum, named for its relevance to students, activities, facilities and employees, is set to appear on both undergraduate and graduate student elections ballots this quarter and would fund projects that include a new South Campus Student Center to replace the Bombshelter. Read more...


[A closer look] Graduate students push for SAFE passage

Graduate student leaders are urging the passage of the SAFE referendum, citing the direct benefits of a student association fee increase for graduate students. The SAFE referendum, named for its relevance to students, activities, facilities and employees, would increase student association fees to go toward construction and renovation projects, increases to student-worker wages and increases to student programming. Read more...




Spirituality up among students

A recent UCLA study highlights the growing spirituality among many undergraduates, and UCLA students say the findings come as no surprise. The UCLA Higher Education Research Institute’s study on undergraduate students across the United States reveals more religious consciousness and a general growth of spirituality compared to past years. Read more...


News briefs

Girls’ steroid use on the rise TRENTON, N.J. “”mdash; An alarming number of American girls, some as young as nine, is using bodybuilding steroids ““ not necessarily to get an edge on the playing field, but to get the toned, sculpted look of models and movie stars, experts say. Read more...


UCPD reports reduced crime

Fewer property crimes and severe violent crimes were reported at UCLA in 2004 than 2003, according to a draft of the university police’s annual report released this month, continuing a declining trend in the offenses since 2001. Read more...