Hilton Ingram Fisher was sentenced to 12 years in California state prison after being convicted last month on one count of sexual assault in connection with an incident on campus four years ago. Read more...
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November 29, 9:00 pm
Man pleads guilty to sexual assault charge
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November 22, 9:00 pm
Hill is a home for the holidays
While most students spend their Thanksgiving holiday away from UCLA with their friends and family in the comfort of their own homes, a select few stay behind to provide services for the students who remain on campus for various personal reasons. Read more...
Crime, Opinion
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November 20, 9:00 pm
Letter to the editor
UCPD street light advice not feasible I find university police spokeswoman Nancy Greenstein’s encouragement to walk in well-lit areas ridiculous and virtually impossible in the Village. Read more...
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November 16, 9:00 pm
Where the streets have no light
As students walk home to their apartments on the west side of campus, they may find that many of the streetlights that had been installed to brighten their path are now dark. Read more...
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November 9, 9:00 pm
Serve and overprotect
“Isn’t there somewhere else you should be?” It’s a question I’ve often meant to ask on a Thursday night in the blocks surrounding fraternity row. Sheltered by the city limits of Bel Air, Brentwood and the Westwood commercial district, dozens of college students congregate in the streets, idly wandering from party to party. Read more...
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November 8, 9:00 pm
Editorial: Let UCLA tradition run free of regulation
To those university officials and student representatives considering regulation and over-coordination of the Undie Run, we have one thing to say: Hands off our drawers. The Undie Run, a recently established and wildly popular tradition, takes place on Wednesday night every quarter during finals week. Read more...
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November 2, 9:00 pm
Concerns raised over Undie Run
Undie Run has become a campus tradition over the past several years, but increasing concerns from university police and the administration over safety issues may threaten the event’s future. Read more...