By Frederick Burwick On behalf of the Office of Residential Life and the Faculty in Residence, it’s my pleasure to welcome the freshman class to UCLA. Read more...
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June 25, 9:00 pm
[Orientation Issue] Viewpoint: Visit faculty on the Hill for academic support
Opinion
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June 25, 9:00 pm
[Orientation Issue] Viewpoint: Make the most of college years
By Robert Naples Welcome to UCLA. You are about to begin one of the most important, challenging and exciting periods of your entire life. During the next few years, the majority of you will be making a journey of change. Read more...
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June 25, 9:00 pm
[Orientation Issue] Viewpoint: Welcome to your 4-year orientation
Every year around this time, UCLA becomes home to a strange group of nervous, twitchy little creatures. They descend on the campus in hoards and stealthily creep in among our ranks, filling cracks and blending into the brick walls of our stoic buildings. Read more...
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June 25, 9:00 pm
[Orientation Issue] Viewpoint: Notable student union deserves appreciation
By Tina Park One of the best shortcuts to avoid Bruin Walk on your way to class is to go through the UCLA Store in Ackerman Union, up the elevators to the second floor, across the bridge to Kerckhoff Hall, past the coffeehouse, and through Kerckhoff Patio. Read more...
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June 25, 9:00 pm
[Orientation Issue] Viewpoint: UCLA’s “˜downtown’ has much to offer
By Joseph Vardner To all who are entering UCLA, you’re about to be blown away. This university is a small city with enough people and variety to make anything possible. Read more...
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June 12, 9:00 pm
Words of advice from a longtime newsman
I’ve written over 200 articles and editorials for the Daily Bruin, but when I sat down to write this column, I was stumped. How could I possibly sum up four years of working for The Bruin in less than 800 words? Read more...
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June 12, 9:00 pm
Journalism more than just facts
It has been said that if railroad companies had realized they weren’t in the business of building trains, but rather in the business of transporting people, they would have owned airlines. Read more...