A federal court in California dismissed a lawsuit last week for the second time that accused UCLA of violating copyright laws by streaming videos online for faculty and students. Read more...
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November 30, 2:09 am
Court dismisses copyright lawsuit against UCLA a second time
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November 29, 3:00 pm
Rally responds to incidents of hate speech at UCLA
About a hundred people rallied outside Kerckhoff Hall earlier today, following acts of vandalism involving racial and sexist slurs that were reported to police earlier this week. Read more...
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Students gather in front of Kerckhoff Hall Thursday to rally in response to racial and sexist slurs posted in two locations on campus.
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November 29, 1:33 am
Lifelong learners: Retired couple audits UCLA classes
A couple sits in Perloff 1102, attentive and near the front of the lecture hall as a professor describes the relationship between jazz musicians and the Watts Riots of 1965. Read more...
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Peter and Barbara Rothholz, 83 and 79 years old, respectively, have been auditing classes at UCLA for many years. This quarter, they are taking an upper-division history course called “Jazz and the Political Imagination.”
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November 29, 1:25 am
Grad students plan action against changed policy
Graduate students discussed multiple ways to take action against recent changes to UCLA's leave of absence policy at a town hall meeting Wednesday afternoon. Read more...
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The GSA Social Sciences Council and the UC Student-Workers Union held a meeting Wednesday afternoon to discuss a recent policy change.
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November 28, 9:51 pm
UCPD investigate racial, sexist slurs found on bathroom stall door
University police are investigating racial and sexist slurs, similar to those posted on a Vietnamese Student Union sign earlier this week, that were found written on the door of a bathroom stall in Powell Library Wednesday. Read more...
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November 28, 3:54 am
USAC Meeting Roundup ““ Nov. 27
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- The council unanimously approved weekly contingency allocations.
- Councilmembers decided to work on drafting a poll that will ask students how they would like to see USAC discretionary funds used.
- USAC members discussed ways to educate students about the vandalism found on a Vietnamese Student Union sign outside the student organization’s office in Kerckhoff Hall Tuesday, as well as other incidents of campus climate.
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November 28, 1:09 am
Program within the UCLA Architecture and Urban Design Department moves to off-campus facility
Starting next fall, a program within the UCLA Architecture and Urban Design Department will move to an off-campus facility and will be supported entirely through private funding, officials announced last week. Read more...