BY JOSEPH VESCERA Bruin contributor [email protected] Students interested in the history and culture of Iran will soon be able to declare a minor in Iranian studies. Read more...
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April 8, 1:17 am
Voting for 2014-2015 GSA officers to begin Tuesday
Graduate students can start voting for next year’s graduate student government officers starting Tuesday at noon. The Graduate Students Association, the governing organization for UCLA’s graduate and professional schools, is holding its elections throughout this week and until noon on Monday. Read more...
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April 8, 1:15 am
Grand gesture inspired law lecturer to rent out home
Growing up, Tony Tolbert would often see strangers around his dinner table. Almost every evening, his father would bring somebody home. Often, it was someone whom he had just met that day, said his mother, Marie Tolbert. Read more...
Photo: UCLA Law lecturer Tony Tolbert decided he was going to give his house to a homeless family for a year and move back in with his mother. (Austin Yu/Daily Bruin)
News, Student Government
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April 7, 3:01 pm
Graduate Students Association platforms
Graduate student government elections will start Tuesday at noon and last until April 14. This year, candidates from two new slates are running for Graduate Students Association officer positions – making this GSA election the most competitive one UCLA has seen for several years. Read more...
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April 7, 2:36 am
USAC transfer representative petition seeking signatures
Nearly 1,000 students have signed a petition to create a transfer student representative seat within the undergraduate student government, but the measure is still far from the number of signatures it needs to have to be voted on by students during spring elections. Read more...
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April 7, 2:36 am
UCLA Burkle Center panel to discuss situation in Crimea
The last time Anya Ice visited her home in Crimea, she was a citizen of Ukraine. The next time she returns, she’ll be a member of the Russian Federation – and one of the minority of Crimeans who wishes she wasn’t. Read more...
News, Science & Health
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April 7, 2:33 am
UCLA patient celebrates 80th thanks to unlikely procedure
James Manzi was supposed to have an evening of celebration. He was out to dinner with family and friends for their daughter’s birthday, when his wife turned around and saw him slumped over and unconscious in his chair. Read more...
Photo: James Manzi is embraced by his wife Barbara. (Courtesy of James Manzi)