California has spent much of its history vying for sustainable living. Read more...
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October 21, 1:59 am
Pros and cons of Prop. 23
News
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October 21, 1:53 am
Olympians share life stories
When Olympic gold medalist Cullen Jones works with children through the Make a Splash charity, an initiative that helps kids learn how to swim, he always encounters a child who is petrified of the water. For Jones, the most rewarding part of teaching swimming is when that child finally becomes comfortable getting in the water. "(Make a Splash) is my way of giving back to my sport and giving back to the community," Jones said. Jones will be talking about his life experiences along with fellow Olympic gold medalist Misty May and Paralympic gold medalistAlana Nichols today at 6:30 p.m. Read more...
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Olympic medalist Cullen Jones speaks at an event at Duke University to encourage college students to give back to their community. Cullen will be at UCLA today along with fellow Olympic athletes Misty May and Alana Nichols.
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Campus, News, Student Government
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October 20, 5:31 pm
USAC Recap
The Undergraduate Students Association Council is the official student government of UCLA's undergraduate students. Read more...
Campus, News
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October 20, 2:17 am
New dean takes over at UCLA School of Law
Growing up in a border community of Arizona, Rachel Moran realized how farmworkers' children lacked opportunities as non-native English speakers. Read more...
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Rachel Moran
Campus, News
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October 20, 2:16 am
Bruin creates Zambia charity
Zambian schoolchildren need shoes. That was the issue UCLA student Andrew Lin and two of his friends set off to remedy when they started their nonprofit organization, Signature Donations. Read more...
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Andrew Lin, a second-year business economics and biochemistry student, and his friends created a nonprofit group to buy school shoes for orphans in Zambia.
News, Science & Health
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October 20, 2:11 am
Scientists attempt to forecast tremors
The 1994 Northridge earthquake caused billions of dollars in damage, more than 70 deaths and thousands of injuries. Read more...
A Closer Look, News
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October 20, 2:07 am
Religion’s role in professors’ studies
One of the principle tenets of the Baha'i faith is the agreement between science and religion: that religion without science is superstitious, and that science without religion lacks morality. Read more...