While Bridget O’Brien’s career as a journalist began with a story on coffee, my 15-day experience in Chile – made possible by a grant in the Daily Bruin alumna’s name – can be traced back to a coffee table. Read more...
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February 20, 12:01 am
Jenna Belhumeur: Chilean Winter, Occupy UC movements not easily connected
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February 19, 6:42 pm
Former UCLA basketball player Ann Meyers Drysdale to speak at commencement
Ann Meyers Drysdale, a former UCLA basketball player and the first woman to receive a full athletic scholarship at the university, has been chosen as the commencement speaker for the 2013 College of Letters and Science commencement ceremonies. Read more...
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February 19, 2:42 pm
UCLA students protest possible UC SHIP fee increases
A group of about 30 students and workers gathered outside of the Arthur Ashe Student Health and Wellness Center this afternoon to protest a proposed premium hike and existing lifetime benefit caps for students on the University of California Student Health Insurance Program. Read more...
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February 19, 1:12 am
Dance Marathon raised thousands to fight pediatric AIDS
The original version of this article contained an error and has been changed. See the bottom of the article for additional information. In the town where Erin FitzGerald grew up in Iowa, her dad’s condition had to remain a secret – he was HIV positive. Read more...
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February 19, 1:05 am
Kohli Calling: Cause makes third Dance Marathon worthwhile
I slept for 17 hours straight between Sunday and Monday. How is that possible, you ask? Well, I had been standing for the 26 hours before that, so I felt I was justified to sleep from 3 p.m. Read more...
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February 19, 1:02 am
UCLA-led researchers identify virus-blocking compound
A team of UCLA-led researchers has identified a new natural antiviral compound that may be able to reduce the effects of deadly human viruses, such as HIV. Read more...
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February 18, 11:26 pm
After 26 hours, dancers find relief in cause
In their 26th hour of dancing without sleep, about a thousand people crouched down during The Isley Brothers’ song “Shout.” Chase Skillin physically could not. Unable to bend his legs because he tore a ligament in his knee nearly three weeks ago, he was one of the few people standing up, his crutches propped under his arms. Read more...