Advocating for a cause these days is just a click away. A widely used online social action website, Change.org, allows users to create and sign online petitions on a variety of subjects, including the environment, politics and local issues. Read more...
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June 10, 10:19 pm
Change.org’s online petitions allow issues to reach large audiences
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June 10, 10:09 pm
Graduate student travels to give flight to her passion for birds
Kathryn Peiman paused during her story about capturing wild seabirds off the Hawaiian coast and pointed to a set of scars on the back of her hand. Read more...
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Kathryn Peiman, third-year graduate student in the UCLA Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, travels to study birds.
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June 10, 10:05 pm
Student facilitates seminar on “˜The Lord of the Rings’ through USIE program at UCLA
It was Cody Geib's first day teaching at UCLA. Read more...
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Cody Geib, a fourth-year English student and former Daily Bruin staffer, designed and taught a seminar about “The Lord of the Rings” this quarter.
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June 10, 10:03 pm
Grad student, TA Robin Higgins participates in stand-up comedy in between chemistry classes
By day, she studies and teaches chemistry, but by night, Robin Higgins commands the audiences of bars and clubs with her humor. Read more...
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Graduate student and organic chemistry teaching assistant Robin Higgins founded the Stand-Up at UCLA Club, which hosts comedy shows in Kerckhoff Coffeehouse.
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June 10, 9:59 pm
Psychology professor Daniel Oppenheimer leaves Princeton to teach at UCLA
Beach volleyball, warm weather and Diddy Riese cookies. These are some of the things a displaced Californian professor misses during cold winters in New Jersey. Read more...
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Daniel Oppenheimer, a tenured professor of psychology at Princeton University, will be leaving New Jersey to return to his hometown of Los Angeles to teach at UCLA. Photo courtesy of Daniel Oppenheimer.
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June 10, 9:54 pm
Deaf instructor moves across country to teach American Sign Language at UCLA
Playing with his neighbors on the streets of Fremont, Calif. as a little boy, Benjamin Lewis and his childhood friends had a secret language that only they understood. Read more...
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Benjamin Lewis will move across the country to teach UCLA’s first American Sign Language classes in the fall. Photo courtesy of Benjamin Lewis.
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June 10, 9:51 pm
Linguistics graduate student strives to preserve fading languages through her work at UCLA
Spoken by just 60,000 people, Tommo So is one of hundreds of understudied and undocumented languages in the world. Read more...
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Linguistics graduate student Laura McPherson traveled to Mali to document the understudied language of Tommo So.





