By Robert Salonga Daily Bruin Staff Outreach in the University of California remains effective despite a multitude of problems, administrators said in last week’s report on the status of outreach programs. Read more...
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January 22, 9:00 pm
Outreach programs still effective, claims report
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January 22, 9:00 pm
Powell’s positive asbestos test leads to partial library closure
By Noah Grand Daily Bruin Reporter Parts of Powell Library tested positive for asbestos Friday, but potentially hazardous areas were not evacuated until Tuesday. A construction site on the third floor’s east wing was tested Friday for asbestos as part of a regular Environmental Health and Safety test. Read more...
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January 21, 9:00 pm
Executive vice chancellor: more than a fancy title
Click Here to See Larger Image By Robert Salonga Daily Bruin Staff Many Bruins don’t realize what is changing when Wyatt Rory Hume leaves his post as executive vice chancellor of UCLA, a position with hidden but important effects on daily campus activities. Read more...
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January 21, 9:00 pm
Local homeowners discuss city concerns
By Dexter Gauntlett Daily Bruin Staff Traffic, parking, speeding, the Westwood Medical Building supergraphic ““ all the usual Westwood suspects showed their faces at Thursday’s Holmby-Westwood Property Owners Association meeting while a new delinquent ““ helicopter noise ““ made its debut. Read more...
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January 21, 9:00 pm
Crime Watch
Petty theft One backpack, one parking access card, two cellular phones, one parking pass and one wallet were stolen during this period, totaling a loss of $558.65. Read more...
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January 21, 9:00 pm
LGBT Empowerment Project readied for upcoming launch
By Christian Mignot Daily Bruin Contributor The launching of a new Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Student Empowerment Project, including a national Day of Action on Queer Resources on April 10, was the topic of discussion among the United States Student Association board of directors this weekend. Read more...
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January 21, 9:00 pm
Former spy suspect shares his book, past
 TYSON EVANS Journalist Helen Zia and former Los Alamos laboratory worker Wen Ho Lee sign copies of their new book, "My Country Versus Me." By Gina Turpel Daily Bruin Contributor Once-suspected spy Wen Ho Lee and journalist Helen Zia promoted their book, “My Country Versus Me,” about Lee’s experiences since the FBI arrested him on charges of espionage, during a Sunday book signing sponsored by the Asian American Studies Center. Read more...