He liked playing with girls' toys, he liked wearing dresses. He told his parents he wanted to be a girl. Read more...
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November 15, 1:55 am
Voting on fee increases for UC professional schools postponed
Students enrolled in professional schools within the University of California will not see fee increases for the time being, University officials said Tuesday. Read more...
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November 15, 1:55 am
UCLA students mentor incarcerated youth
A large white building, surrounded by a 30-foot barbed wire fence, sat amid a cluster of trees in the outskirts of Malibu. Read more...
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Members of the UCLA Incarcerated Youth Program regularly visit Camp Miller, a juvenile probation facility in Malibu, to mentor and tutor high school-aged boys. The program was started in 1988 by the Muslim Student Association.
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November 15, 1:51 am
UC regents’ finance committee approves 2013-14 budget
SAN FRANCISCO "”mdash; The University of California Board of Regents committee on finance approved its budget for the 2013-14 year on Wednesday, which assumes hundreds of millions in additional state funds "“ money that University officials said is not guaranteed and may need to be covered by alternate sources such as tuition increases. Read more...
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The UC regents discussed budget issues at their September meeting. On Wednesday, the committee on finance approved the 2013-14 budget.
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November 14, 11:57 pm
Crimewatch: Nov. 10-13
A compiled list of crimes reported on the UCLA campus and in Westwood Village. Read more...
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November 14, 2:51 pm
UC Regents finance committee approves 2013-2014 budget
SAN FRANCISCO "”mdash; The UC Board of Regents committee on finance approved its budget for the 2013-2014 year today, which assumes hundreds of millions in additional state funds "“ funds that University officials said are not guaranteed and may need to be covered by alternate sources such as tuition increases. Read more...
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November 14, 1:11 am
Anderson School of Management sees an increase in applicants despite national slump
The number of applicants to the Masters of Business Administration program at the UCLA Anderson School of Management are up, despite a trend of fewer applications to MBA programs nationally. The Anderson school has recently seen a 22.3 percent increase in its application rates, which officials attribute to revamped recruiting practices, said Rob Weiler, associate dean of the full-time MBA program at Anderson. Read more...
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UCLA Anderson School of Management saw an increase in applications, while the number of applications declined nationwide.