Following the approval of budget and construction plans by the Metro Board and Federal Transit Administration, Westwood and UCLA will be one step closer to harboring a heavy rail subway stop beneath the bustling streets. Read more...
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July 5, 9:00 pm
UCLA alumnus and pop-culture fanatic Jose Iniguez is a top-20 finalist in MTV’s search for the first Twitter Jockey
When Jose Iniguez started using the social media site Twitter to exhibit his adulations of Beyonce to the masses, he never imagined that his tweets would land him in a contest to become an MTV personality. Read more...
Photo: UCLA alumnus Jose Iniguez was one of 18 candidates selected for MTV’s July competition to find a Twitter Jockey. Beginning Wednesday, Iniguez will be competing in a series of Twitter-based challenges for the position.
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July 5, 9:00 pm
Nurses’ union strike over staffing ratios barred after Supreme Court injunction
Perhaps more than any other job in the medical profession, nursing is often synonymous with patient care. Read more...
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July 5, 9:00 pm
Professor Ivan Berend’s World War II experiences bring personal meaning to his historical study
Ivan Berend was almost 14 years old when uniformed Fascists arrived at his apartment, forcing him to work in the countryside for the German Nazis. Read more...
Photo: Berend and his older brother were both sent to Dachau concentration camp.
Crime, Sports
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June 29, 8:53 am
Neuheisel dismisses three incoming freshman football players
UCLA coach Rick Neuheisel has dismissed from the football team the three incoming freshmen arrested on campus last week for felony theft. Read more...
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June 28, 1:47 am
UCs threaten to boycott Nature publications over fee increase
South campus students and faculty may be in danger of losing access to what they consider one of their best quality and most popular research sources "“ Nature Publishing Group. Read more...
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June 28, 1:43 am
Coach John Wooden’s personal touch inspired all generations, Bruin or not
Among the sea of UCLA affiliates who arrived to commemorate John Wooden's life on Saturday, Gary Laine stood out like a lone blip on the radar, a brave soul behind enemy lines. Read more...