The undergraduate student government Judicial Board will hold a hearing next week to review the legitimacy of two current councilmembers' votes on a controversial divestment resolution that went to council last quarter. Read more...
Campus, News, Student Government
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May 6, 8:56 pm
Judicial board to hold hearing on alleged conflicts of interest
Crime, News
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May 6, 6:46 pm
Electronics stolen from two North Village apartments
Laptops and other electronics were stolen from two North Village apartments Sunday morning while UCLA students were sleeping inside, officials said. Read more...
Crime, News
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May 6, 6:43 pm
Man robs student, forces her into car in North Village
A man robbed a female student, forced her into a car and pulled up her shirt in the North Village early Tuesday morning, officials said. Read more...
Photo: Courtesy of UCPD.
Campus, News, Student Government
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May 6, 1:30 am
USAC Presidential Candidate: Sunny Singh
Sunny Singh saw the payoff of his parents’ resolute belief in the American dream. Leaving friends and family in Delhi, India, the Singh family struggled for years to make ends meet before achieving prosperity in their new home. Read more...
Photo: (Brandon Choe/Daily Bruin senior staff)
Campus, News, Student Government
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May 6, 1:28 am
USAC Presidential Candidate: Miriam Rodriguez
Miriam Rodriguez travels across the border to Mexico every three months to help reconstruct children’s smiles in low-income communities. Representing underserved communities is her passion and why she wants to be involved in student government. Read more...
Photo: (Brandon Choe/Daily Bruin senior staff)
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May 6, 1:13 am
‘CARE-van’ travelers advocate for Health for All Act
Imelda Plascencia had her first gallstones attack in 2008. In the middle of the night, a sharp pain struck the side of her body. At the hospital, Plascencia, a UCLA student at the time, waited for 24 hours before she was attended by a doctor. Read more...
Photo: Students and community organizers advocated with the UCLA Labor Center for a health care bill, SB 1005, at a rally in Sacramento, Calif. last week. Their efforts are part of an onging campaign to expand health care access for undocumented individuals. (California Immigrant Policy Center)
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May 6, 1:10 am
‘Dear Danwon’ hopes to comfort families of Sewol victims
High school sophomore Allen Geronimo checked his email every hour for nearly three weeks, hoping for a message from his South Korean pen pal who was a passenger on the Sewol ferry that sunk last month. Read more...
Photo: Jazzie Collins, a first-year psychobiology student, wrote a letter through Dear Danwon, a UCLA student project that offers support to those who lost loved ones when a South Korean ferry sunk last month. (Helen Kwak/Daily Bruin)