After eight years of having a former bodybuilder as governor, California may soon be administered by one of the state's richest and most successful businesswomen. Read more...
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October 29, 12:13 am
Republican Meg Whitman aims to bring her business success to California’s economy
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October 29, 12:10 am
Cafe may scrap breakfast menu
Get some Italian-themed breakfast pastries while you can. Read more...
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Cafe 1919 may close for breakfast if Hill residents don’t show any interest.
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October 29, 12:07 am
Puerto Rican university strike leader visits UCLA
Three thousand miles away from Los Angeles, students at the University of Puerto Rico have been fighting the same tuition battle as some UCLA students. Read more...
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October 28, 2:16 am
Friendship transcends race
While race can affect many aspects of daily life, it is not the main factor in forming friendships. Read more...
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October 28, 2:08 am
Baby books become research resource
UCLA's collection of 1,300 baby books began in 2003 with the arrival of an 1884 account published in London of common diseases among young children. Read more...
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The UCLA Biomedical Library’s History and Special Collections stacks houses a large and unique collection of baby books from the United States dating back to 1872.
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October 28, 2:07 am
Tea Party’s uneasy guest
At a Beverly Hills rally on Sept. 26, some members of the Bruin Republicans had a chance to meet members of the Tea Party, a growing nationwide conservative movement. Read more...
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October 28, 2:02 am
Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell reinstated
For one day last week, openly gay men and women could enlist in the United States military. Read more...