$500 million in state funding will be cut from the University of California's budget if a new proposal by Gov. Read more...
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January 11, 1:56 am
USAC’s Student Empowerment Panel hopes to give students tools to manage their finances in troubled times
While most graduating seniors are worrying about life after college, Don Andres is just hoping to get through his last year in college. Andres, a fourth-year political science and public affairs student, hopes to graduate in the spring, but faces the possibility of staying for an extra quarter because he cannot enroll in the classes he needs. "Right now, I'm enrolled in classes I don't need because I'm having a tough time getting into the upper-division classes that I do need," Andres said. Read more...
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January 11, 1:55 am
After much delay, UCLA may have its first on-campus farmers’ market by the end of winter quarter
Bringing students one step closer to fresh fruit, the UCLA administration approved plans over winter break for the first on-campus farmers' market. Read more...
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January 11, 1:54 am
Debut of Anderson School of Management’s new Il Tramezzino restaurant pushed back two months to March
The opening of Il Tramezzino's new restaurant at the Anderson School of Management has been set back two months, owing to delays in clearing the space. Read more...
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Il Tramezzino, the restaurant replacing Espresso Roma Cafe in the Anderson School of Management, is now set to open in early March. ASUCLA and the Anderson School have arranged for food trucks to make up for the delay.
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January 10, 1:32 am
Book Loans Library revamped to give students free textbook rentals
The Undergraduate Students Association Council's Financial Supports Commission has completely renovated the Book Loans Library for the new quarter. The library, which rents textbooks to students for free, now has an organized catalog, a larger selection of books and an online reserve system. Read more...
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January 10, 1:29 am
‘Secrets of Winning College Cash’ workshop intended to give students strategies on how to win private scholarships
Thomas Riebs and Montae Langston are two very different types of college students. Read more...
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January 10, 1:27 am
Dance Marathon plans to build excitement with fundraising events
Many children from Camp Project Kindle face discrimination in their daily lives. Read more...
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The Pediatric AIDS Coalition is organizing the 10th annual Dance Marathon, which is being held Feb. 19-20. Last year, participants raised $407,000.