Graduate students will vote on a fee increase proposal next quarter after the graduate student government voted Wednesday to put the issue on the spring election ballot. Read more...
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The Graduate Students Association passed a proposal Wednesday night to vote on a fee increase this spring.
Followed closely through the Hammer Museum by 11 high school students, Evan Moffitt was constantly in motion, at times making fists, raising his arms and kneeling down to grab his followers' attention. Read more...
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Evan Moffitt, a second-year philosophy student, is one of five undergraduate students who work for the Hammer Museum as student educators. He gives regular tours of the museum’s exhibitions and permanent collections to groups.
Drenched from being dunked in a dunk tank, students wrapped in towels lined up in Bruin Plaza on Wednesday. Read more...
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Yehuda Meir Sales, 9, of Los Angeles makes a mask for the Jewish holiday Purim at a carnival organized by the Jewish Leadership Council.
Californians will soon vote on the future of capital punishment in the state, after opponents of the penalty announced last week they have enough signatures to put an initiative calling for a ban on the death penalty on the November ballot. Read more...
During his first battle with thyroid cancer, Christopher Murphy had to pay his medical expenses out of his own pocket because he lacked health insurance. Read more...
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Christopher Murphy received medical treatment at UCLA in 2011.
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Agenda "¢bull; Council representatives voted to put a $5 Graduate Students Association fee increase proposal on the spring election ballot. Read more...
Surrounded by major news networks running on screens across the walls, a crowd of people dressed in red, white and blue garb gathered at the Hammer Museum Tuesday night to discuss politics, socialize and drink wine as they awaited the results from 10 Republican primary and caucus elections held on what is commonly known as "Super Tuesday." Read more...
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A group of politically interested people await the results of Super Tuesday’s Republican primary elections at the Hammer Museum Tuesday night.
