Michael Fleming had never taught a class when he was asked to lecture at UCLA. Read more...
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Michael Fleming is executive director for the David Bohnett Foundation and has taught in the UCLA LGBT studies program since 2003.
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May 16, 1:52 am
Brewing in Boelter: Little-known SEAS Cafe in South Campus offers cheap coffee, food in comfortable study spot
Entering the fifth floor of Boelter Hall, students can follow the smell of coffee through twisting hallways until they reach the engineering lounge. Read more...
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Tramy Vo, a fourth-year biochemistry student and an employee at SEAS Cafe in Boelter Hall, pours water into a cup of ramen noodles.
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May 16, 1:39 am
UCLA professor seeks Soviet leader Lenin’s cause of death at clinicopathological conference
The economic and political ideas that Soviet leader Vladimir Lenin put forth during his life are widely debated, but the subject of his death is less often analyzed. Read more...
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Harry Vinters, professor of pathology and neurology at UCLA, attended a yearly conference at the University of Maryland where participants tried to diagnose the cause of death of Soviet leader Vladmir Lenin.
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May 16, 1:34 am
USAC Recap – May 15
The Undergraduate Students Association Council is the official student government of UCLA's undergraduate students. Council meetings are Tuesdays at 7 p.m. in Kerckhoff 417 and are open to all students. Read more...
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May 15, 1:42 am
UCLA takes steps to cultivate a more bicycle-friendly environment with Bike to Campus Week
Despite the dangers of biking through car-heavy Los Angeles, about 1,800 students, staff and faculty ride to campus every day. Read more...
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The Brentwood Farmers Market gathers every Sunday along San Vicente Boulevard.
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May 15, 1:37 am
UC, CSU systems may each face additional $50 million cut under revised budget proposal
California's higher education systems may be forced to take on greater cuts to help cover a $15.7 billion gap in state revenues, according to the governor's revised budget proposal for the upcoming fiscal year. Read more...
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May 13, 11:52 pm
Success of independent candidates in USAC election marks shift from slate-dominated council
Victories gained by independents in last week's undergraduate student government election marked a nominal shift from previous years, when candidates not affiliated with a slate rarely won council seats. Read more...
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Independent candidate Lana Habib El-Farra celebrates winning the position of external vice president in the undergraduate student elections on Thursday night.