By Hemesh Patel Daily Bruin Contributor Starting next year, students at UCLA and any other public college campus in California will not be able to access lecture notes from commercial companies. Read more...
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September 28, 9:00 pm
State bill will prohibit sale of lecture notes on Web
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September 28, 9:00 pm
Bus drivers union declines $43 million offer
 KEITH ENRIQUEZ/Daily Bruin Senior Staff This campus van, driven by Kathy Harrington, has been more crowded than usual since the MTA strike began. By Michael Falcone Daily Bruin Senior Staff The official start of fall quarter may prove to be a commuting nightmare for UCLA faculty, staff and students who ride Metropolitan Transportation Authority buses. Read more...
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September 28, 9:00 pm
Weight of independence
 Illustration by ZACK LOPEZ By Dharshani Dharmawardena Daily Bruin Senior Staff For many students attending college for the first time, the “freshman 15,” the alleged weight gain during the first year, is not just a myth. Read more...
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September 24, 9:00 pm
Three’s a crowd
 AMY HABER/Daily Bruin Senior Staff By Nicole Tabo Daily Bruin Contributor Living with two strangers in Sproul Hall was the first time Van Chau, a second-year undeclared student, had ever slept in a place without her parents. Read more...
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September 24, 9:00 pm
Race relations still hot topic on campus
 AMY HABER/Daily Bruin By Karen Matsuoka For the Daily Bruin For the first time in recent California history, the 2000 census revealed that white people are no longer the majority in the state. Read more...
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September 24, 9:00 pm
Third party candidates vie for spot in debates
 The Associated Press Green Party presidential candidate Ralph Nader speaks in Las Vegas on Sept. 15. By David Drucker Daily Bruin Reporter Ending the two major political parties’ debate over the presidential debates, GOP nominee George W. Read more...
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September 24, 9:00 pm
Gov. Davis approves $1.2 billion expansion of Cal Grant program
By Barbara Ortutay Daily Bruin Senior Staff More low- and middle-income students will be able to afford college as a result of a $1.2 billion Cal Grant expansion Gov. Read more...