USAC offices to release 2015-2016 staff applications online

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May 12, 1:22 am

USAC offices to release 2015-2016 staff applications online

Undergraduate student government officers plan to release online applications for their 2015-2016 office staff positions this week. Some of the applications are already live and can be found on the Undergraduate Students Association Council website and Facebook page this week, said USAC President Heather Rosen. Read more...

Photo: Undergraduate student government internal vice president Heather Hourdequin recently started her second term on council. The internal vice president’s office and several others plan to release applications for office staff positions this week. (Daily Bruin file photo)

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May 12, 12:59 am

Student group hosts concert to launch Taiwanese American Heritage Week

The Taiwanese American Social Change Initiative at UCLA kicked off the national Taiwanese American Heritage Week with a free benefit concert Monday at Carnesale Commons. Many students who attended the concert cheered and bobbed their heads to the beatbox solo during a performance by UCLA a cappella group AweChords of “Burning Bridges” by OneRepublic. Read more...

Photo: The UCLA a cappella group AweChords performed Monday evening at the Taiwanese American Social Change Initiative’s free benefit concert on the Hill. (Owen Emerson/Daily Bruin)

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May 12, 12:58 am

Students face challenges with absentee voting for elections abroad

Karishma Lall, an exchange student from the U.K., had been waiting for years to vote in the U.K. parliamentary election for the first time Thursday, but her postal vote didn’t arrive in the U.S. Read more...

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May 12, 12:47 am

UCLA Transportation to paint new bike lanes along Westwood Plaza

This article was updated at 11:15 a.m. on May 12. Transportation officials plan to paint new bike lanes along Westwood Plaza between Le Conte Avenue and Charles E. Read more...

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May 11, 6:00 am

NCAA, Department of Defense fund $30 million study on concussions

Each time a UCLA football player experiences a head-on-head collision during a practice or game, researchers can track the hit to detect the speed, angle, velocity and force imparted on the athlete’s head. Read more...

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May 11, 12:50 am

ASUCLA budget plan may include multimillion dollar Ackerman renovation

The Associated Students UCLA’s budget and five-year plan, scheduled to be voted on this month, may focus on a multimillion dollar project to improve Ackerman Union’s appearance and layout. Read more...

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May 11, 12:23 am

Bruin Day for Transfers welcomes students, helps alleviate concerns

UCLA has been Shaina Kashani’s dream university since her freshman year in high school. She said she was determined to register at UCLA and learn about her new college life at Bruin Day for Transfers on Saturday. Read more...

Photo: Youlonda Copeland-Morgan, the associate vice chancellor of enrollment management, advised newly admitted transfer students Saturday at Bruin Day. (Hannah Ye/Daily Bruin)

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