Two electric vehicle charging stations were recently installed in Parking Structure 9, in anticipation of increased demand for electric cars in the West Los Angeles area. Read more...
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September 23, 12:35 am
Charging stations installed in response to the growing electric vehicle population in L.A.
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September 23, 12:33 am
Stanley Dashew opens doors for international students
At the age of 12, Stanley Dashew would go door-to-door in his Harlem neighborhood selling peaches to make money. Read more...
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September 23, 12:27 am
Il Tramezzino restaurant aims to create gluten-free menu
More gluten-free menu options will soon be available at Il Tramezzino, a restaurant in the Anderson School of Management courtyard that wants to cater to gluten-free eaters. Read more...
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Il Tramezzino is featuring new gluten-free food options.
Il Tram Chop Salad
Tuna Sandwich on Harvest Wheat
Famous Chicken Special Panini
Mocha
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September 23, 12:25 am
Bruin Bash ’11 sees fewer alcohol-related incidents than in past concerts
Tougher security at this year's Bruin Bash concert led to a significantly reduced number of alcohol-related incidents, university police said. Read more...
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September 22, 2:50 am
Three students robbed on Ophir Drive early Saturday
University police are looking for six suspects who allegedly robbed three UCLA students early Saturday morning on Ophir Drive. Read more...
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September 22, 2:48 am
UCLA to co-host the 2015 Special Olympics with USC
The international Special Olympics will return to Los Angeles for the 2015 World Summer Games and will be co-hosted by UCLA and USC, officials announced Sept. 14. Read more...
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September 22, 2:43 am
UC-level online courses will be available to students in January
The University of California Online Instruction Pilot Project will make UC-level courses available online to UC students in January. Originally proposed by the UC Office of the President and heavily promoted by Christopher Edley, dean of UC Berkeley's law school, the project was intended to be expansive "”mdash; like an 11th UC campus but web-based, said Robert Anderson, chair of the UC Academic Senate. UCOP hoped to raise $30 million in outside support. Read more...