Guarded by a chain link fence near McKinley Elementary School's rambunctious playground in Santa Monica, an enthusiastic group of second graders fights over their vegetables. Read more...
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February 17, 2:03 am
E3 Club educates children about sustainability through garden projects
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February 16, 1:32 am
Students in UCLA's China Care Bruins play 'Big Buddy' role for adoptees
Six-year-old Ruby Knowlton held her arms up to Kim Tran, asking to be picked up. Read more...
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Eight-year-old Julia Wallace of Los Angeles works on an arts and crafts project with her “big buddy,” fourth-year English student Catherine Chiang. Chiang mentors Wallace as a member of China Care Bruins, a student organization that connects UCLA students with children adopted from China.
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February 16, 1:29 am
Gov. Brown's budget proposal may toughen access to CalGrant aid by raising GPA requirement
Gov. Jerry Brown's higher education plan outlined in his budget proposal for the upcoming fiscal year could have serious long-term implications for the state, according to California's fiscal analyst. Read more...
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February 16, 1:27 am
UCLA Luskin School of Public Affairs launches new lecture series on social justice
The UCLA Luskin School of Public Affairs is marking the start of a new lecture series dedicated to social justice, public policy, urban planning and social welfare tonight with a lecture from Harvard Law School Professor Charles Ogletree. Read more...
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February 16, 1:25 am
Decades after UCLA transmitted first message, new class will examine Internet's history
Forty years ago, no one knew that the Internet research done at UCLA would come to play such a deeply integrated role in society and culture. Read more...
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February 15, 2:51 am
Hill residents to vote online on proposed increase to student activities fee
Representatives from each residential building agreed to send a proposed increase to a Hill-wide student activities fee to a resident vote in a meeting Tuesday night. Read more...
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February 15, 2:47 am
Faculty, staff put best foot forward to stay healthy in UCLA Recreation’s I Heart Walking event
Luz Salinas processes mail addressed to every department on campus in the UCLA Mail, Messenger and Distribution Services office. Read more...
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Linda Demer, professor of medicine and physiology (left), walks with Yin Tintut, professor of medicine (right) in UCLA Recreation’s annual I Heart Walking event. About 1,400 faculty and staff are registered to participate in the four-day event.