The UCLA Library will cancel over 1,400 academic journals and database subscriptions this coming year as it faces budget cuts and serial price inflation. Associate University Librarian Cynthia Shelton said the cancellations ““ the first of their kind in over five years ““ are expected to save $450,000 at a time when the budget outlook for coming years is unpromising. Read more...
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July 27, 9:00 pm
Library to cut some subscriptions
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July 27, 9:00 pm
Editorial: Recall effort only distracts state leaders
Suddenly California ““Â the “Left Coast,” that bastion of liberal politics ““ is held hostage by a few right-wing activists who can’t accept election results. After the right combination of millions of dollars, professional signature gatherers and a fiscal disaster managed to mobilize the small portion of voters necessary to demand a recall, Lt. Read more...
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July 27, 9:00 pm
Briefs
Med and cancer centers named best in the West The UCLA Medical Center ranked as the best hospital in the Western United States for the 14th consecutive year and also moved up to be the third best hospital in the nation from the last year’s number five spot. Read more...
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July 27, 9:00 pm
Experiment to outfit classroom with sensors
Electrical engineering Professor Mani Srivastava’s seven-year-old daughter Megha provided the initial inspiration for a research project that may provide groundbreaking results in the fields of education and computer science. Read more...
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July 27, 9:00 pm
Students can visit holy cathedral at UCLA
In the early 10th century, a Spanish bishop and 200 monks made a pilgrimage to a small monastic church in the holy town of Santiago de Compostela, where the body of the Apostle St. Read more...
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July 27, 9:00 pm
Recall election set for Oct. 7
Less than a year after being voted into office, Gov. Gray Davis has begun campaigning for election again ““ this time to save his job. With a date for the recall election to replace the governor set for Oct. Read more...
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July 27, 9:00 pm
On-campus filming gets mixed reviews
As UCLA students and visitors strolled down Bruin Walk last week, some were greeted by “Dawson’s Creek” star Katie Holmes, but their gaping was quickly interrupted by security guards forcing them around a temporary movie set. Read more...