A large explosion shook Glenrock Avenue around 8:46 p.m. on Wednesday, causing reverberations that could be heard from multiple streets in the North Village. Many buildings lost power and police at the scene said the sound and vibrations were caused by the explosion of an underground electrical transformer. Read more...
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January 13, 6:47 pm
Underground explosion rattles Glenrock Avenue
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January 12, 10:14 pm
UCLA History Project provides a glimpse into university’s momentous past
For each generation of students that passes through UCLA, it may be difficult to realize that the Spring Sing tradition they enjoy so much is actually 65 years old, or that students dressed in blue and gold have journeyed to the Rose Bowl with UCLA license plate adornments for even longer. Read more...
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January 12, 10:04 pm
Four UCLA students imprisoned in apartment Sunday
At 12:30 a.m. on Sunday, two men entered an apartment on the 400 block of Landfair Avenue with a gun, police said. Read more...
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January 12, 10:03 pm
As UCLA campus grows, architecture recalls style of original four buildings
Though the UCLA campus currently is comprised of approximately 200 buildings on 419 acres, it all began in 1929 with four: Royce Hall, Powell Library, the Humanities Building and Haines Hall. Read more...
Photo: Students walk up and down Janss Steps near still-undeveloped Wilson Plaza in the early days of the UCLA Westwood campus.
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January 12, 10:01 pm
Redesign keeps up with the times
As you pick up the Daily Bruin today, you might notice a few changes. Actually, if you don't notice anything different, I haven't done my job properly. Read more...
Campus, News
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January 12, 10:00 pm
ASUCLA contracts food trucks in South Campus as temporary Bombshelter
More like a bistro on wheels than one of Los Angeles's thousands of food trucks, the Gastrobus drives into the Court of Sciences at 10 a.m. after a two-hour drive from Sun Valley to open for the day's lunch service. Read more...
Photo: With the Bombshelter closed during construction, food trucks such as Gastrobus Bistro and Cabli are temporarily providing food in the Court of Sciences.
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January 12, 9:57 pm
“˜My Last Lecture’ series spurs UCLA challenge to nominate professors
After he was diagnosed with terminal pancreatic cancer in 2007, Carnegie Mellon University's Professor Randy Pausch presented his last lecture to his students and fellow faculty on Sept. 18 of that year. Read more...
Photo: A collage made from archived issues of the Daily Bruin, chronicling the last time the series was implemented in 1955. Coach John Wooden was a notable speaker.