Conditions were far from modern or sanitary in the hospital in Haiti. The floor was dirt, the walls were the corners of a tent and Barbara Bates-Jensen had an influx of 75 to 100 patients a day. Read more...
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Barbara Bates-Jensen, left, an associate professor of nursing at UCLA, acted as the chief of wound care in Port-au-Prince after the 7.0 earthquake in Haiti in 2010.
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Upscale charity fundraisers weren't exactly on Jonathan Lehmann's post-grad radar. Read more...
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KarmaGoat head of marketing Tony Vassiliadis, left, and CEO Jonathan Lehmann, far right, show potential customers how to sign up for their online marketplace startup. With KarmaGoat, people can buy and sell items while donating proceeds to a charity of choice.
After a nine-hour flight from San Francisco to Düsseldorf, two hours in the terminal, an hour and a half delayed on the tarmac and another hour in the air, I had arrived at my final destination. Read more...
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Elizabeth Case
The rising cost of attending UCLA makes saving money on textbooks a critical skill as well as an art form. Read more...
A food delivery service started by two UCLA students has been temporarily discontinued after its name was publicly criticized by a state assemblyman and a coalition of UCLA student groups. Read more...
The Undergraduate Students Association Council is the official student government of UCLA's undergraduate students. Read more...
To build racket control and speed, a group of young children dashed to pick up their rackets in their first tennis lesson drills Friday night at Van Ness Recreation Center in South Los Angeles. Read more...
