Candidates from the Moving Forward slate swept the two officer seats they contested in this year’s unusually competitive graduate student government elections. Mike “Hershey” Hirshman, a UCLA Anderson School of Management student, was elected GSA president with a 963-510 vote. Read more...
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April 17, 1:13 am
Napolitano participates in Google Hangout with UC staff
University of California President Janet Napolitano met with a panel of five UC employees in a Google Hangout Wednesday to discuss issues ranging from campus climate to compensation and benefits. Read more...
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April 17, 1:12 am
Jimmy John’s sandwich restaurant to open near UCLA
Westwood Village will soon be home to the first Los Angeles franchise of the popular Midwestern sandwich chain Jimmy John’s. The restaurant will open in August in a vacant space on Westwood Boulevard next to D’Amore’s Pizza, just north of Lindbrook Drive, said Rick Chancellor, western region vice president for the McDevitt Company. Read more...
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April 17, 12:49 am
Former Election Board member against shorter voting period
A former member of the undergraduate student government election board is formally challenging the current board’s decision to shorten the election voting period. Next week, the Undergraduate Students Association Council Judicial Board plans to review a petition calling for the current elections calendar to be extended. Read more...
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April 17, 12:49 am
UCLA alumna, supporter of science Marjorie Crump dies at 89
Marjorie Eloise Lund Crump, a UCLA alumna and loyal supporter of the sciences at the university, died of natural causes on April 1 in Trumbull, Conn. Read more...
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Crime, News
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April 16, 2:52 pm
Crimewatch: April 8-15
These crimes were reported on the UCLA campus and in the Westwood area between April 8-15. Campus On April 8, a petty theft was reported at 101 Westwood Plaza. Read more...
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April 16, 12:59 am
UC helps advancement of Thirty Meter Telescope project
The original version of this article contained multiple errors and has been changed. See the bottom of the article for additional information. The University of California has committed millions of dollars and administrative manpower in recent years to build its biggest technology project yet – a 30-meter-diameter telescope that will capture and detect light to a capacity that has never been possible before. Read more...