A moratorium on new medical marijuana dispensaries was ruled invalid Monday by a Los Angeles Superior Court judge, who said that the move was against state law. Read more...
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October 19, 10:00 pm
Los Angeles Superior Court judge rules that ban on medical marijuana dispensaries is invalid
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October 19, 9:58 pm
Construction on the Hill at UCLA scheduled to bring four new residence halls by 2013
Walking up Bruin Walk past the Intramural Field and LA Tennis Center, students are greeted by gray scaffolding that blocks their path, as tractors cross along the small stretch of road that runs up the residential hill. Read more...
Photo: Construction crews work six days a week to build four new residence halls that will house an additional 1,500 students at UCLA. The buildings are scheduled to be completed by winter 2013.
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October 18, 10:55 pm
Senate may increase Pell Grants
Melanie Simangan's life at UCLA is much different from the life she lived at home with her parents. Read more...
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October 18, 10:54 pm
Commuters make it to class without a car
Soaring rents have kept Jose Hernandez from living in Westwood the entirety of his four years at UCLA. Read more...
Photo: Brian Walker (left), a professor of political science, and Jose Hernandez, a fourth-year Latin American studies student, commute to UCLA everyday without a car. Walker bikes to campus, while Hernandez uses the Metro train and the Culvery City bus system.
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October 18, 10:51 pm
UC Center at Sacramento may find new home in Davis
Talks have continued and become more serious regarding the future of the University of California Center at Sacramento. Read more...
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October 15, 11:32 pm
Damon Thompson drew concerns in 2008
Less than two weeks before he was accused of stabbing a female student in his laboratory class, Damon Thompson complained to the professor of the class that other students had been harassing him. Read more...
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October 15, 11:31 pm
UC workers gather at UC Regent Joanne Kozberg’s home
Losing 30 minutes a day means a lot to Martha Torres, a Bruin Café employee who has felt the pressure of prevalent layoffs earlier in the year. Read more...
Photo: AFSCME Local 3299 workers held a candlelight vigil in front of Regent Joanne Kozberg’s home Thursday. The workers hoped to express the personal affects of the recent layoffs and salary cuts.