By Marcelle Richards DAILY BRUIN SENIOR STAFF [email protected] Â JONATHAN YOUNG/Daily Bruin A medical student receives her diploma at this year’s graduation ceremony. Many employers seek UCLA graduates because of the institution’s well-established name. Read more...
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Grads find friends at personalized ceremonies
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Campus’ hot spots are haven to students
By Christian Mignot DAILY BRUIN CONTRIBUTOR [email protected] As graduating students prepare to leave UCLA for life outside the university, they will remember fondly particular places on or around campus. Read more...
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Students torn between activism, apathy
 Daily Bruin File Photo Former Vice President Al Gore speaks at Westwood Plaza seven days before the 2000 presidential election. By Robert Salonga DAILY BRUIN STAFF [email protected] Though UCLA has a storied past of political exchange and activism, students have always walked a fine line between involvement and apathy. Read more...
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Majors don’t always constitute your career
By Hilaire Fong DAILY BRUIN CONTRIBUTOR [email protected] After graduating UCLA, some students end up with jobs that seem completely unrelated to their majors, or they find creative ways to apply their educational background to their current work. Read more...
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June 9, 9:00 pm
Graduation, future may cause anxiety
By Hemesh Patel DAILY BRUIN SENIOR STAFF [email protected] Many students who graduate from UCLA will leave the university with a sense of sadness, anxiety or even fear. Read more...
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June 9, 9:00 pm
Grad reflects on family, Bruin legacy
By Teri H.P. Nguyen DAILY BRUIN CONTRIBUTOR [email protected] Â MAIYA HOLLIDAY/Daily Bruin Fifth-year student Wesley Kwan will join ranks with his parents as a UCLA alumnus when he graduates with an English degree this weekend. Read more...
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June 8, 9:00 pm
Majors don’t always constitute your career
By Hilaire Fong DAILY BRUIN CONTRIBUTOR [email protected] After graduating UCLA, some students end up with jobs that seem completely unrelated to their majors, or they find creative ways to apply their educational background to their current work. Read more...