\With the implementation of UCLA’s tobacco-free policy right around the corner, the Arthur Ashe Student Health and Wellness Center is increasing and promoting on-campus resources for those trying to quit smoking. Read more...
Campus, News, Science & Health
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April 18, 2:36 am
UCLA provides resources for smokers as tobacco ban nears
Campus, News
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April 18, 2:29 am
Alumna’s passion for learning keys second place finish in contest for top teachers
A rainbow mural and ponderings about ladybug spots from Sachiko Miyaji’s second grade class lined the walls of Room 14 in Melrose Elementary School. Read more...
Photo: Sachiko Miyaji, a UCLA alumna, is a second-grade elementary school teacher. She received second place in the Great American Teach-Off, a competition put on by the University of Phoenix College of Education and GOOD, a global networking community.
Campus, News
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April 18, 2:19 am
UC schools show concerns over insurance plan
Multiple University of California campuses proposed pulling out of the UC Student Health Insurance Plan at the UC SHIP Advisory Board meeting, because of concerns about the plan’s long-term viability. Read more...
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April 17, 2:31 am
Burglary reported at UCLA’s Hitch Suites
A man reportedly broke into a dorm room in Hedrick Summit through an unlocked window early Monday morning while the room’s residents were sleeping, according to university police. Read more...
Campus, News, Student Government
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April 16, 10:42 pm
GSA referendum fails to pass due to low voter turnout
A quarterly fee increase referendum to support the Graduate Writing Center failed to pass in this year's graduate student government election, after voter turnout fell short of 10 percent by just seven votes, according to election officials. Read more...
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April 16, 1:19 am
Student notetakers no longer to receive monetary stipends
By copying his notes for students with disabilities, Brian Tat earned $800 in four quarters – money he has used to pay for his own textbooks. Read more...
Campus, News
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April 16, 1:16 am
Graduate Writing Center awaits fate of referendum to alleviate deficit
The original version of this story contained an error and has been changed. See the bottom of the article for additional information. The Graduate Writing Center will no longer be able to hire graduate student writing consultants using “return-to-aid” funds, university officials said. Read more...