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.
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January 13, 11:42 am
Opening of Kinross Recreation Center further postponed
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.
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January 13, 2:10 am
UC campuses to ban smoking by 2014
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...
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January 13, 2:07 am
C-Space: A place for healing the healers
Only steps away from the bustling corridor "C" of the Semel Institute for Neuroscience and Human Behavior is a small room dimly lit by Japanese lanterns. Read more...
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UCLA Health System staff and faculty members are able to unwind with recreational activities such as yoga and pilates in “C-Space,” a haven from the daily bustle of the work environment in the Semel Institute for Neuroscience and Human Behavior.
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January 13, 2:05 am
UCLA applicant number reaches new high
After a year that saw the largest incoming freshman class in UCLA history, applications from potential freshmen have increased another 18.1 percent, according to a report released Thursday by the University of California Office of the President. Read more...
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January 12, 1:15 am
LAO reports that Department of Finance overestimated revenue from Gov. Brown's tax measure
Gov. Jerry Brown's tax measure for November's ballot could generate lower-than-anticipated revenue for the state, according to an analysis released by the nonpartisan Legislative Analyst's Office Wednesday. Read more...
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January 12, 1:12 am
From 'professor' to knighted 'sir': UCLA’s Bob Foster is honored by Finland
Bob Foster did not expect anything unusual when he attended a ceremony at the Finnish Consulate General's Los Angeles residence in December. Read more...
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Professor Bob Foster was knighted last year in Finland for his work with the UCLA Anderson School of Management.