Construction in Courtside's bathrooms that was supposed to start in August will likely begin winter quarter, pending bids from contractors. Read more...
Campus, News
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November 17, 1:50 am
Courtside to be renovated
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November 17, 1:48 am
A MILLIESECOND: _Firesheep brings out the hacker in us all_
Let's be clear: I do not know how to hack a computer. However, with the release of a new Firefox extension, any schmo like myself could access your information stored as "cookies" fairly easily. And I did "“ I put my hand in the cookie jar, kind of. There were clear ethical dilemmas, but sans malice and for the sake of research, I was ready to try and hack my peers. Read more...
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November 17, 1:45 am
USAC holds Community Service Day
Last year, second-year neuroscience student Will Mendanha spent a day cleaning up the Pomona Wetlands for Community Service Day. Read more...
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About 400 students participated in Community Service Day last year. At this Saturday’s eighth annual service day, students will volunteer at a variety of organizations, including Children’s Hunger Fund, Tree Musketeers and Kitten Rescue.
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November 17, 1:43 am
NASA mission ARTEMIS to investigate solar winds
In Greek mythology, the name Artemis refers to the goddess of the moon who looked after her mother right after birth and is seen as the protector and nurturer of the young. Read more...
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November 17, 1:41 am
USAC working to expand Bruincast
The words "rewind," "pause" and "fast forward" are rarely used to describe typical lectures. Read more...
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November 17, 1:04 am
Alumnae NASA astronauts explore orbit in satellite missions, discuss space flight program
With space shuttle Discovery's nose pointed at the stars, a crew of five astronauts wearing modified jet pilot suits ascended more than 200 miles above the earth on Nov. Read more...
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November 17, 12:59 am
Diagram measures planetary colors, may help investigate Earth-like planets through light
While growing up in rural New Hampshire, Carolyn Crow would gaze in wonder at the stars and planets in the night sky. Today, the UCLA graduate student's work with planetary colors may provide insight into planets outside our solar system and could lead to the discovery of other planets like Earth. As an undergraduate at the University of Maryland, Crow worked with her adviser, Dr. Lucy McFadden, to devise a method to distinguish Earth from other planets in the solar system based on color. The method involves plotting the colors of the planets on a "color-color space diagram," Crow said. On her color-color diagram, planets are separated into groups based on the colors their surfaces and atmospheres reflect. Read more...
