The Daily Bruin wins award for nation’s best daily college newspaper

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November 1, 3:52 pm

The Daily Bruin wins award for nation’s best daily college newspaper

The Daily Bruin won a Pacemaker Saturday for the nation’s best daily college newspaper. Pacemaker awards, considered the most prestigious honor in college journalism, are based on a paper’s content, reporting, design and art, among other factors. Read more...

Photo: Loic Hostetter, former Daily Bruin managing editor, and Jillian Beck, former editor in chief, present the Daily Bruin’s Pacemaker award for best daily college newspaper while at the Associated Collegiate Press awards. Courtesy of Loic Hostetter

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October 31, 4:01 pm

UCLA College faculty approves diversity requirement proposal

UCLA faculty in the College of Letters and Science approved a diversity requirement proposal Friday afternoon. In a 332-303 vote, faculty decided to support the requirement, which would have students take a course about inequalities based on race, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation and religion, among other factors. Read more...

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October 31, 8:27 am

UCLA’s Fresh Produce draws student interest to art in manga, anime

Smooth, white chalk lines danced across the black chalkboard as Melinda Chiem-Ngoy sketched different parts of an anime character, emphasizing the need for attention to anatomical details. Read more...

Photo: Melinda Chiem-Ngoy, a third-year psychology student, draws anime characters with a paintbrush. (Kenneth Surajat/Daily Bruin)

Science & Health

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October 31, 8:24 am

UC signs agreement with Mexican energy officials to further collaborations

The University of California signed an agreement Thursday with the Mexican Secretariat of Energy, or SENER to increase collaboration on research related to sustainability issues. “This is just the beginning of a collaboration that will benefit California and Mexico,” UC President Janet Napolitano said in a press release Thursday. Read more...

Campus, Crime, News

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October 31, 8:15 am

UCLA to implement $200 fine for violating dismount zones

University police will start handing out $200 tickets to bikers and skateboarders whizzing through Bruin Walk next week. UCPD officers have stopped students on wheels this past week and given warnings for violating dismount zones to let students know about the change. Read more...

Photo: A UCLA Transportation employee hands students fliers about the upcoming enforcement of bikes and scooters on Bruin Walk. (Gabrielle Cabalza/Daily Bruin)

Student Government

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October 31, 8:12 am

USAC releases application for first Student Vendor Fair

Students and groups interested in advertising for their clubs or selling goods can apply online until Sunday night to participate in the first Student Vendor Fair at UCLA. Read more...

News, Westwood

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October 31, 8:09 am

Midterm election contributions the largest seen in years

The six candidates running for seats representing Westwood have raised more than $15 million combined for the midterm election, the most expensive the community has seen in years. Read more...

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