The tide keeps bringing Mark Gold back to UCLA. He was born at the Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center, a place that was also the site of his son's life-saving operation. Read more...
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Mark Gold
The tide keeps bringing Mark Gold back to UCLA. He was born at the Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center, a place that was also the site of his son's life-saving operation. Read more...
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Mark Gold
Professor Albert Courey has been watching UCLA class sizes increase for at least the past year. Read more...
The students who call Dykstra Hall "home" will clear out their closets, take down their movie posters and relocate their lives to another dorm in about one month. Read more...
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Dykstra Hall residents are scheduled to move out of their building and into the new De Neve residential halls, named Holly and Gardenia, next month, as Dykstra undergoes renovations.
The undergraduate student government is requesting $100,000 from the Associated Students UCLA Board of Directors to sustain its rapidly dwindling student group programming funds for the rest of the academic year. Read more...
Kyle Morton blindfolded himself and tried playing Sudoku. Read more...
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Third-year computer science student Kyle Morton programs a blind-accessible Sudoku game with his teammates for Code for a Cause.
The opening of Kinross Recreation Center has been put on hold again as a result of construction delays. This is the third time the date has been changed "“ officials had originally planned to unveil the center on Jan. 1, 2011. Read more...
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The new Kinross Recreation Center, now scheduled to open around the end of January, will be located in the Kinross Building.
All University of California facilities will be required to go tobacco-free beginning in 2014, according to a letter UC President Mark Yudof sent to UC chancellors on Monday. The newly announced ban extends to the sale and advertisement of tobacco on campus. Read more...