The nation's highest court decided on Friday to take up two cases from lower courts regarding same-sex marriage. Read more...
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December 10, 12:20 am
Proposition 8 to go to Supreme Court
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December 9, 10:06 pm
Roosevelt Institute at UCLA suggests changes to structure of USAC
Changes could be on the horizon for the undergraduate student government, as a student think tank looks to propose structural changes.
The Roosevelt Institute at UCLA, a chapter of the national nonpartisan student think tank, is working to propose changes to the current structure of the Undergraduate Students Association Council. Read more...
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December 9, 9:28 pm
ASUCLA Board of Directors Meeting RECAP
ASUCLA provides student services and activities that the university does not fund and oversees the Undergraduate Students Association, Graduate Students Association, Communications Board, campus services and enterprises. STORE
- ASUCLA saw sluggish sales in October, but had very strong increases in sales in November, said Bob Williams, executive director of ASUCLA.
- BearWear sales were down during the early part of fall quarter, but were strong in November after the UCLA football team’s win over USC.
- The computer store was off plan, both in October and November.
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December 6, 1:04 am
Ashe about your health: Numbers to guide physical activity
150, 75, 10, 300, 150, 2… These numbers are not the winning combination for the next Powerball jackpot, they represent the weekly amount of physical activity you should participate in to stay healthy. Read more...
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December 6, 1:02 am
Faculty Executive Committee approves self-supporting economics master’s program
The economics department is one step closer to offering a new self-supported graduate program "“ the first of its kind within the College of Letters and Science. Read more...
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December 6, 1:02 am
Hill robbery suspect out on bail
Police arrested a man in connection with two armed robberies near and on campus hours after they occurred early Saturday morning. Read more...
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December 6, 1:02 am
Study shows minority, women faculty experience more stress
Minority and women faculty members across the nation have reported experiencing more stress than their white, male counterparts because of factors like personal finances and subtle discrimination, according to a new study by the Higher Education Research Institute at UCLA. Read more...
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A new nationwide study by the Higher Education Research Institute at UCLA shows minority and women faculty members have reported experiencing more stress, on average, than their white, male counterparts ““ especially in the categories of personal finance and subtle discrimination.