In the midst of continuous upheaval throughout the Middle East, international and on-campus focus has turned to Israel and its changing role in the region. Read more...
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February 22, 2:56 am
UCLA students, faculty reflect on Israel’s situation in the Middle East after Egypt’s change of government
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February 22, 2:54 am
Project SPELL’s one-on-one language tutoring helps UCLA Housing and Hospitality employees improve their English
As students pack into Rendezvous on Friday afternoon, two people meet and embrace in the left-hand corner of the eatery. Read more...
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February 18, 2:05 am
USAC to submit petition to Judicial Board to investigate Rustom Birdie’s alleged conflict-of-interest violation
Undergraduate student government officials said an investigation will be initiated regarding Financial Supports Commissioner Rustom Z. Birdie's alleged conflict-of-interest violation. Read more...
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February 18, 1:56 am
Students “Do it in the Dark” to save electricity
Residents on the Hill have pledged to cut down their electricity usage by 10 percent in the Hill's third annual "Do It in the Dark" competition. Read more...
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February 18, 1:52 am
Art class challenges students with self-exploration
UCLA students taking an arts and architecture course are pursuing one question as part of a quarter-long, self-exploration project. Read more...
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February 16, 1:35 am
“Robot Unicorn Attack” game creator Scott Stoddard to hold lecture and workshop
Open your eyes "“ and your ears "“ because the creator of "Robot Unicorn Attack" is visiting UCLA later this week.
Scott Stoddard, the designer, will talk about the game's inspiration Thursday and host a workshop at the UCLA Game Lab Friday.
"Robot Unicorn Attack" was released online in February 2010. Read more...
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Scott Stoddard
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February 16, 1:33 am
USAC holds closed session to discuss Financial Supports Comissioner Rustom Birdie’s involvement with Jobbook
Undergraduate student government closed a portion of its weekly meeting to reporters for the first time in the academic year. Read more...