The Westwood Village Famers' Market, though small, attracts loyal customers and newcomers alike. Read more...
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September 16, 3:15 pm
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September 16, 3:11 pm
USAC president aims to start new year prioritizing campus unity
Emily Resnick is the incoming president of the Undergraduate Students Association Council. The Daily Bruin talked to the fourth-year psychobiology student about student engagement and issues facing USAC and the university. Read more...
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Emily Resnick is the 2011-2012 president of the Undergraduate Students Association Council.
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September 16, 3:08 pm
Graduate Students Association President Michael Weismeyer hopes to strengthen campus connections
Michael Weismeyer is the incoming president of the UCLA Graduate Students Association. The doctoral student in the history of science talked with the Daily Bruin about the organization's plans for the year. Read more...
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Michael Weismeyer is the 2011-2012 president of the UCLA Graduate Students Association and a doctoral student in the history of science.
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September 16, 3:04 pm
Techski: _Technology talk on trends and pens_
I got my first computer in fourth grade. In fifth grade, I found my first "“ and only "“ online girlfriend. Read more...
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September 16, 3:01 pm
UC Board of Regents discuss increasing compensation for top campus officials
The UC Board of Regents is taking preliminary steps to review compensation practices for chancellors, with the goal of remaining competitive with other universities. Read more...
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September 16, 2:59 pm
'Challenge 45' degree restructuring near completion after almost half of College majors reduce the number of required courses
With only nine more decisions to make, the College of Letters and Science is nearing the close of a three-year challenge to evaluate and restructure its major requirements. Read more...
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September 16, 2:56 pm
Students are a prime target for ID thieves, who prefer unwary victims
Imagine receiving a bill worth $40,000 for a car you never bought. Or paying for $900 charged to your checking account for a transaction you never made. Or finding a bill for the credit card you never created. Read more...