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Campus, News, Student Government
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September 19, 1:26 am
USAC Recap – Sept. 18
News
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September 17, 8:35 am
UC Regents discuss budget strategies, but reach no consensus for November situation
SAN FRANCISCO Â"”mdash; With the November elections approaching, the University of California Board of Regents continued its discussion of possible revenue-building strategies "“ in the event University funding is slashed midyear "“ at its bimonthly board meeting last week. Read more...
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UC Vice President Patrick Lenz discusses budget strategies at a meeting of the UC Board of Regents earlier last week.
Campus, News
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September 17, 7:30 am
Students look to cloud-based services for note-taking
An increasing number of college students are turning away from traditional methods of note-taking, instead looking for other ways to keep track of their coursework. Read more...
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An increasing number of UCLA students are switching to cloud-based note-taking services, professors say. (Photo Illustration)
Campus, News
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September 17, 7:27 am
Hundreds switch from Bruin OnLine email services to Google Apps for UCLA
Hundreds of current students, alumni and retirees made the switch from Bruin OnLine email services to Gmail since the application went live last week. Read more...
Campus, News
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September 17, 7:20 am
UCLA alumna Janet Liang passes away from leukemia
Janet Liang, UCLA alumna and a prominent figure in the push for more bone marrow donations for Asian Americans, died Sept. 12 in Houston, Texas after a three-year battle with leukemia. Read more...
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Janet Liang
Campus, News
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September 10, 3:30 am
UCLA historian, novelist Alexander Saxton dies at 93
Alexander Saxton, a professor in the history department for more than 20 years and former director of the UCLA Asian American Studies Center, died on Aug. 20 at his home in Lone Pine, Calif. He was 93. Read more...
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Alexander Saxton
News, Science & Health
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September 10, 3:28 am
UCLA alum’s study finds excessive traffic noise can negatively impact health
Her phone was ringing in her pocket and a man behind her was asking for directions, but Mandy Hoskinson could not hear any of it. Read more...
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A study by UCLA alum Alexander Schaffer says commuters who use the Los Angeles train system often can have health problems later in life.