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June 8, 11:54 am
USAC Recap ““ June 7
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June 6, 2:32 am
As the class of 2011 graduates, the big question is how much a UCLA degree is really worth
The value of a college education, in both economic and personal terms, has come into question in recent months. Read more...
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June 6, 2:16 am
Proposal to merge European language departments nears completion, will be considered by UCLA Academic Senate
A recommendation for the consolidation of multiple language departments into one unit is expected to be sent to the Academic Senate this week. Read more...
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June 6, 2:12 am
Student-run small business UCLAMunchies delivers late-night snacks to Hill residents
A pair of students on the Hill were craving an alternative to late-night food while up studying one night. Read more...
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Students Archit Garg, Daniel Chen, Raghav Wadhwa and Kedar Iyer formed the small student business UCLAMunchies that delivers snacks to students.
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June 6, 2:00 am
At UCLA juggling club practice, students of all levels improve their skills and tricks
Red, purple and gold flash on the grass next to Janss Steps as three jugglers pass clubs. Read more...
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Linguistics graduate student Michael Lefkowitz juggles at Janss Steps.
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June 6, 1:59 am
The 405 Freeway will close for three days in July during UCLA summer classes
A portion of the 405 Freeway will be closed for a weekend in July as part of ongoing expansion efforts, which may frustrate commuters around UCLA and Westwood. From July 15 to 18, approximately 14 total miles of freeway and all lanes will be closed off to traffic, said Helen Gilstrap, a spokeswoman for the Metropolitan Transportation Authority. Read more...
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This graphic illustrates the projected closure of the 405 Freeway, expected to arrive in July.
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June 6, 1:46 am
UCLA student magicians practice, perform the complex art of illusion
Turning black aces into red aces and linking and unlinking metal rings are just a few of the magic tricks Krystyn Lambert has up her sleeve. Read more...
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From left, third-year history student Aaron Rabkin, second-year philosophy student Krystyn Lambert and second-year neuroscience student Matt Singer, who balance schoolwork with magic.