Undergraduate student government officials will vote Tuesday on a resolution that calls for UCLA administrators to add additional provisions to the Student Conduct Code regarding sexual assault and harassment. Read more...
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December 2, 12:35 am
USAC to vote on resolution regarding sexual assault
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December 2, 12:35 am
USAC opens thrift shop on Tuesday at Bruin Plaza
Racks of clothes will line Bruin Plaza on Tuesday to kick off UCLA’s first on-campus thrift shop. The Undergraduate Students Association Council Facilities Commission plans to open the outdoor thrift shop to provide students with affordable clothes, said USAC Facilities Commissioner Armen Hadjimanoukian. Read more...
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December 2, 12:33 am
UCLA’s Typhoon Haiyan Relief Committee to donate around $6,000
Student groups have raised about $6,000 in donations for Typhoon Haiyan relief efforts, through a donation campaign and a benefit concert. UCLA students from more than a dozen student groups formed the Typhoon Haiyan Relief Committee in mid-November after Typhoon Haiyan slammed through the Phillippines and part of Vietnam, destroying towns and leaving many injured, dead or missing. Read more...
Photo: The Typhoon Haiyan Relief Committee at UCLA held a week-long donation drive that culminated in a benefit concert by the UCLA Mabuhay Collective, a network of students from groups affiliated with the UCLA Pilipino community. (Felicia Ramirez/Daily Bruin)
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December 2, 12:01 am
Town hall meeting Monday
What: The Undergraduate Students Association CouncilInternal Vice President’s office will host a town hall meeting for students to discuss student government bylaws and procedures with councilmembers. Read more...
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November 27, 11:29 am
Napolitano, Longoria to discuss Latina education at UCLA
University of California President Janet Napolitano and actress Eva Longoria are expected to reveal new initiatives of their own to enhance Latinas' educational opportunities at panel at UCLA on Monday. Read more...
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November 27, 2:04 am
UCLA student shares experiences from world travel
Min Woo Sun did not pay for tutoring classes to supplement his education when his South Korea high school shut down. Instead, he homeschooled himself and traveled the world. Read more...
Photo: Min Woo Sun, a first-year economics and international development studies, homeschooled himself and traveled the world after his high school shut down.
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November 27, 1:47 am
Food Stamp Challenge at UCLA explores food insecurity
Pushing his cart through the aisles of Ralphs, Edwin Eshaghzadeh picked out peanut butter, bread, eggs, yogurt, tuna and black beans. Eshaghzadeh had only $31.30 to spend for a week’s worth of food, a budget he has not followed since he was a child and his family was on food stamps. Read more...
Photo: Edwin Eshagzadeh, a fourth-year psychobiology student, tried to follow a food budget that replicated food stamps this past week.