Tuesday, May 26

School of Law hosts biannual competition

Preparations for the Spring Moot Court Competition oral arguments, which will take place on Feb. 19, are currently underway at the UCLA School of Law. Forty-seven students are participating in the competition, which simulates an appellate court. Read more...



Crimewatch

Petty Theft Tires worth $100 were stolen from someone’s bicycle at the Dykstra/DeNeve bike racks on Feb. 7. A wallet with $213 worth of valuables was stolen from the basketball courts in the Wooden Center on Feb. Read more...


Bid process may be a factor in problems

Residents in Weyburn Terrace, the new graduate student housing complex, have criticized the quality of the construction work done on the project, citing problems such as flooding, insects and unfinished construction in their apartments. Read more...



Editorial: Changing UC retirement system ridiculous

University of California employees beware: Gov. Schwarzenegger’s proposed changes could have serious consequences for your retirement. Reforms to the state’s fledgling pension plans may radically undermine the UC’s ability to adequately support its employees.The state’s two largest public pension funds are both underfunded by over $20 billion. Read more...


Anderson recognized for fostering entrepreneurs

The UCLA Anderson School of Management was recently named “Best in Entrepreneurship” worldwide by the Financial Times for a fourth consecutive year. The Harold Price Center, a research center in the Anderson School, offers a wide range of academic and extracurricular opportunities aimed at preparing business students for future endeavors in business management and entrepreneurial environments. Read more...